THE NEW THEATRE.(the architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright)(Brief Article)
American Theatre, September, 2000 by Wright, Frank Lloyd
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The legendary American architect Frank Lloyd Wright had distinctive ideas about how to improve theatre design, although history conspired to keep those ideas on a theoretical level. Aside from small theatres installed in his Taliesin compounds in Arizona and Wisconsin, the only existing theatre designed by Wright is the Kalita Humphreys, home of the Dallas Theater Center, completed in 1959.
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Its design grew out of Wright's Organic Theory of architecture, which emphasizes the unification of form and function and harmony with nature. In the following essay, Wright enumerates the ...
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