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Talking with dancers, counting the critics.
Category Archives: November 2011
Editor’s Note
Dancers talking, critics still standing, and Hungarian theatremakers resisting.
Front & Center
Polish complicity, Stravinsky dance-theatre, Filipino migrant workers, Robert Frost, Jesse Eisenberg, and more.
Fast Times in Tampa Bay
In a populous corner of the Sunshine State, a raft of theatres—some old, some new—are packing them in.
What Is a National Theatre?
Róbert Alföldi battles to invigorate Hungary’s premier stage with visions of the here and now.
Who’s Winning Hungary’s Truth-to-Power Standoff?
A festival of brave new works animates the nation’s dark history and critiques its tumultuous present.
Critical Juncture
As theatres and audiences face a brave new digital world, 12 of the nation’s most influential theatre critics talk about their towns and their changing roles.
Production Notebook: ‘The Elaborate Entrance of Chad Deity’
How to create a wrestling spectacle in a theatre.
Talk to Me
The Bay Area’s new breed of dance-theatre choreographers are also fluent wordsmiths.
Contending With the New Normal
Ingenuity and flexibility are theatres’ aces in the hole for maneuvering a distressed economy.
