Alan Cumming’s Solo ‘Macbeth’
Why this Scot’s one-man take on the Scottish play feels like a sort of homecoming.
Category Archives: July/August 2012
The Scenic Route
A new script’s path from playwright’s head to design shop is paved with a-ha (and uh-oh) moments.
From Sea-Chanties to the Moon
A spate of intense new productions shows how Eugene O’Neill’s theatrical vision deepened as his canvas tightened.
Editor’s Note for July/August 2012
We mark the debut of a digital version with an issue ranging from Orange to Moscow, from O’Neill to stage designs.
From the Executive: Theatre People
TCG is building on 50 years of the call of adventure, acted upon.
After the Anger
Contemporary Russian theatre reflects a divisive political moment with rage, irony and low-fuss experimentation.
Pops’s Last Stand
In ‘Satchmo at the Waldorf,’ Terry Teachout conjures an icon at the end of his career.
From East to West
The human condition gets a workout at 2 festivals: Humana and Pacific Playwrights.
