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Articles in September 2000 issue of American Theatre

• And Now for Something COMPLETELY DIFFERENT.(play co-authored by Monty Python's Graham Chapman to premiere in Atlanta, Ga.)(Brief Article)
  by Nunns, Stephen
• Reeling in the Years.(Meadow Run Press publishes play by Charles Dance)(Brief Article)
  by Wren, Celia
• Entrances & exits.(theater company personnel changes)(Brief Article)
• Sherie Rene Scott.(and Derek Smith receive Clarence Derwent Awards)(Brief Article)
• Broadway.(box office totals)(Brief Article)
• Rick Davis.(Canadian Embassy in Washington, D.C., runs Canada/Washington Theatre Partnership)(Brief Article)
• Neil Patel REAL PLACES.(Brief Article)
  by Renner, Pamela
• Promise and Progress.(Brief Article)
  by Channick, Joan
• Rebecca Gilman.(Circle Theatre and Raven Theatre receive Joseph Jefferson Citations Awards)(Brief Article)
• WRIGHT ON STAGE: MONSTERS AND MIRACLES.(Frank Lloyd Wright)(Brief Article)
  by Wood, Mark Dundas
• Letters to the editor.
• THE NEW THEATRE.(the architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright)(Brief Article)
  by Wright, Frank Lloyd
• IT WOULD HAVE BEEN SHAKESPEARE'S CHOICE.(theatre design)(Brief Article)
  by Soloski, Alexis
• DREAM SPACES.
• WHY CAN'T WE ALL JUST GET ALONG? WE CAN.(cooperation between commercial and non-profit theatre groups)(Brief Article)
  by O'Quinn, Jim
• John Clark Donahue.(five Minnesota theatre artists win fellowships)(Brief Article)
• Ballet with Violence, Not Subsidy.(Minnesota legislature overrides governor Jesse Ventura in decision to subsidize theater)(Brief Article)
  by Nunns, Stephen
• 100 YEARS AGO (1900).(Standard Theatre opens in Missouri, James A. Herne premieres play in New York)(Brief Article)
• 10 YEARS AGO (1990).(theater productions)(Brief Article)
• New York City.(Fales Collection of New York University Libraries receives archives from arts scene of New York, New York)(Brief Article)
• Holiday for String's.
  by Nunns, Stephen
• Cyberspace.(services of Theatermania.com)(Brief Article)
• You Can't Touch This.(new musical Eliot Ness in Cleveland)(Brief Article)
  by Pierre, Karly
• BRAVOS IN BOSTON.(Elliot Norton Awards ceremony)(Brief Article)
• Amanda Dehnert.(receives Sir John Gielgud Fellowship for Assistant Directors of Classical Plays)(Brief Article)
• James Still.(wins award for play)(Brief Article)
• JAMES JOYCE'S THE DEAD.
  by DAVEY, SHAUN
• Coming Up Roses.(Utah Shakespearean Festival)(Brief Article)
  by Sampson, Benjamin W.
• St. Louis Woman Hangs Her Hat in Philly.(Review) (theater review)
  by Zinman, Toby
• editor's note.
• DESIRE AND DIFFERENCE.(innovative interpretation of A Streetcar Named Desire at Deaf West Theater)(Brief Article)
  by Oppenheim, Irene
• John Kander and Fred Ebb.(Oscar Hammerstein Award for lifetime achievement)(Brief Article)
• Amherst, Mass.(production plans of the Ratan Thiyam's Chorus Repertory Theatre of India)(Brief Article)
• THE Sky Above, THE MUDBELOW.(theatre restorations)
  by SOLOSKI, ALEXIS
• Growing the Art in times of Plenty.
  by Geeson, Linda
• Notes on fornes (with apologies to Susan Sontag).(Maria Irene Fornes)
  by DRUKMAN, STEVEN
• W. David Hancock.(CalArts/Alpert Award for experimental playwrights)(Brief Article)
• Love and Death.(Will Geer Theatrical Botanicum presents 'Harold and Maude')(Brief Article)
  by Sampson, Benjamin W.
• AMERICAN THEATRE NAMES 2000-01 AFFILIATED WRITERS.(Brief Article)
• 50 YEARS AGO (1950).(the play Call Me Madam opens)(Brief Article)
• The Grunge and the Glory.(experience of artistic director at New Haven's Long Wharf Theatre)(Brief Article)
  by Hughes, Doug
• Michelle Carter.(Pen USA West 2000 Literary Awards)(Brief Article)
• S. Leonard Auerbach.(wins award for contribution to field of theater design)(Brief Article)
• God Is in the Numbers.
  by Congdon, Constance
• A STRANGER IN THE HOUSE.(dramatist explains why he writes experimental works)
  by HANCOCK, W. DAVID
• Shedding More Light on Bright Room.(Review) (theater review)
  by Oppenheim, Irene
• Kimmika L.H. Williams.(wins Pew Fellowship)(Brief Article)
• BOARD ADDS 4 NEW MEMBERS.(Theatre Communications Group appointments)(Brief Article)
• Djola Branner and Marcus Young.(and Tony Brown - all receive fellowships)
• 75 YEARS AGO (1925).(theater in New York)(Brief Article)
• A Lively theatre.(theatre design)(Critical Essay)
  by PILBROW, RICHARD