Triple Threats
Emily Mann and Chay Yew write and direct plays, and they run theatres. Not necessarily in that order.
Category Archives: December 2011
The Prevalence of Projections
Projection in the theatre is nearly as old as theatre itself, but recent technological advances have made it easier to use—and misuse.
20 Questions for Geoffrey Nauffts
A chat with the playwright of ‘Next Fall,’ who’s about to star in its L.A. production.
A High-Impact Yea
A great play is just the tip of the iceberg. The challenge for all of us is to take our audiences beneath the surface.
The Parent Trap
How to hold on to theatregoers with young children? Offer them sitters along with their seats.
Editor’s Note
Here’s to more stories from the designers’ side of theatre.
Featured Contributors
A look at the evolution of projections in the theatre, and an account of the global feminist initiative the Magdalena Project.
Stocking Stuffers
The AT staff rounds up gift ideas for all kinds of theatre lovers on your holiday shopping list.
Dirt and Dreams
Director/playwright Will MacAdams was an artist in search of community. Then he found Warwick.
Front & Center
An aerial ‘Henry V,’ Eichmann’s abduction, Monkeys’ ‘Grandma,’ and more.
