Art Will Out
Can we put the art in our arts institutions?
Memories of the Future
The International Theatre Institute continues its fight for the theatre of tomorrow.
Racine Meets His Match
The troupe’s distanced yet extremely physical take on ‘Phedre.’
No Ordinary Days
After a century of internationalism, Chinese spoken drama goes global in a new way.
A ‘Drum’ With a Difference
David Henry Hwang repaves Rodgers and Hammerstein’s road to Chinatown.
Who’s Listening to Lloyd Webber?
Critical disapproval hasn’t cooled the ardor of a vast, adoring public.
Theatre Facts 2000: Millenium Approaches
TCG’s Theatre Facts 2000 looks at the field in the final year of the 20th century.
9/11: America’s Theatre Respond
From Broadway closings to West Coast relief efforts, the catastrophe is reflected on U.S. stages.
Design and the Bottom Line
For designers, it’s harder than ever to make ends meet.
Faith to Faith Confrontation
A new cycle of plays about religious belief prompts L.A.’s Cornerstone Theater Company to rethink some definitions: of community, of tolerance, of Cornerstone itself.
