Let go of the pole. (From the Executive Director).(theater)(Brief Article)
American Theatre, October, 2002 by Cameron, Ben
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Welcome to yet another Season Preview issue, our annual overview of programming choices from around the country. This year, as in the past, you will find a heady mix of classics, community-based work and new plays. Shakespeare, as usual, leads the tally with more than 100 productions (with Romeo and Juliet taking pride of place), and Shaw comes in a surprising second: classic death, munitions and prostitution must seem particularly apt for these times.
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