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Articles in September 2002 issue of American Theatre

• A study in Scarlet. (Lenox, Mass.).(The Scarlet Letter on stage) (theater review)
  by Wren, Celia
• 75 years ago (1927).
• On another Isle. (On Store).(The Playboy of the West Indies) (theater review)
  by Sampson, Benjamin W.
• Call board.
• Greenberg's got game. (Previews). (theater review)
  by Drukman, Steven
• Nobu McCarthy: 1934-2002. (In Memoriam).(Obituary)(Brief Article)
  by Hwang, David Henry
• Editor's note.
  by O'Quinn, Jim
• Gordon Davidson. (Entrances & Exits).(Brief Article)
• After serving as the interim managing director for Minneapolis's Outward Spiral Theatre Company, Robin C. Gillette. (Entrances & Exits).(Brief Article)
• The workshop cover-up: can it hide a musical's weaknesses rather than expose them?(Brief Article)
  by Wood, Mark Dundas
• The view from here: 11 artists talk about the challenge of putting 9/11 on stage.
  by Brown, Lenora Inez
• Shifting currents: tracks the field's course through troubled waters. (TCG's Theatre Facts 2001).(financial survey of non-profit theaters)(Industry Overview)
  by Nunns, Stephen
• Grants totaling $1.7 million benefit 25 theatres. (News from TCG).
• 90 years ago (1912).
• Charles Fee has assumed leadership of the Great Lakes Theater Festival in Cleveland, Ohio, as the company's new producing artistic director. (Entrances & Exits).(Brief Article)
• Out of this world. (Roaming Spotlight). (theater review)
  by Baldaro, Frank J.
• 2002-03 Season Preview. (Previews).
• Where generations meet. (Letters to the Editor).
• Henry Godinez. (Entrances & Exits).
• Frank Mack. (Entrances & Exits).(Brief Article)
• Lee Wochner and Julie Briggs co-founders and former co-artistic directors of Moving Arts. (Entrances & Exits).(Brief Article)
• Josef Svoboda: 1920-2002. (In Memoriam).(Brief Article)(Obituary)
  by Burian, Jarka M.
• A pioneering lab heads west: what happens when 50 directors converge in California to talk about their work? (Blueprints).
  by Hunter, Mead
• The naked Woyzeck: Hungarian productions take classics by Buchner and Brecht to new extremes. (Postmark Hungary). (theater review)
  by O'Quinn, Jim
• Judith E. Daykin. (Entrances & Exits).(Brief Article)
• 10 years ago (1992).
• Twenty questions.(Eliza Rose Fichter)(Brief Article)(Interview)
  by Fichter, Eliza Rose
• Mommy queerest. (New York City).(Harvey Fierstein)(Interview)
• Drive-by criticism. (Letters to the Editor).
• Lenora Inez Brown. (Entrances & Exits).(Brief Article)
• Mara Manus joined George C. Wolfe in the leadership of New York's Public Theater in August as the company's new executive director. (Entrances & Exits).(Brief Article)
• In Memoriam.(Brief Article)(Obituary)
• The rake's progress: that immortal immoralist Don Juan keeps pace with the age of Enron.
  by Berson, Misha
• Words from the threshold. (News).(Polish drama festival)(Brief Article)
  by Coigney, Martha
• Tarrytown retreat invigorates grant recipients. (News from TCG).(Brief Article)
• 80 years ago (1922).
• 25 years ago (1977).
• Sue Tormala. (Entrances & Exits).(Brief Article)
• Grants awarded to 14 theatre companies.
• Meadow Brook Theatre of Rochester, Mich., has a new leader: Debra L. Wicks succeeds Geoffrey Sherman as the company fourth artistic director. (Entrances & Exits).(Brief Article)
• When 9/11 is history. (From the Executive Director).(Brief Article)
  by Cameron, Ben
• Trends & events.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
• Tha playz tha thang: a New York City festival confirms that hip-hop is a theatre genre to contend with. (Critic's Notebook).
  by Euell, Kim
• Where do we live. (American Theatre Playscript).(related article: Writing Honestely About the Other)(Interview)(Play)
  by Shinn, Christopher
• A sampler from the world stage. (Global Spotlight).(includes multiple articles)(Brief Article)
• 15 years ago (1987).
• Awards & Prizes.
• Facing the Storm. (Roaming Spotlight).(The Laws of Storms,) (theater review)
  by Sampson, Benjamin W.
• Stark raving Shakespeare. (Berkeley, Calif.).(ambulatory theater at California Shakespeare Festival)(Brief Article)
  by Hart, Sarah
• Call for material. (Letters to the Editor).
• Information gap. (Letters to the Editor).
• Corrections.(Correction Notice)
• Geva, in turn, announced two promotions in July: John Quinlivan, former production manager, will be managing director, and Nan Hildebrandt. (Entrances & Exits).(Brief Article)
• After 10 years as managing director of Chicago's Northlight Theatre, Richard Friedman stepped down in July to pursue other career options in freelance theatre management or consulting work outside the theatre industry. (Entrances & Exits).(Brief Artic
• Sarah Jones wrestling her way out: as well as writing and performing, she's suing the FCC. (Profiles).
  by Hostetter, Martha
• Bard or bust: a fanatic's vow; how a young writer saw all of Shakespeare before the age of 30. (First Person).
  by Grode, Eric
• A carpe diem decade: show music opens a window on the changing '50s. (New CDs).(The Student Prince)(The Girl in the Pink Tights)(The Nervous Set) (sound recording review)
  by Wood, Mark Dundas