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Articles in November 2002 issue of American Theatre

• 30 years ago (1972). (November Theatre Almanac).
• 10 years ago (1992). (November Theatre Almanac).
• It's only a play? Think again: creating theatre, one writer argues, requires astute cultural participation. (The Future of New Work).
  by Tuan, Alice
• Red Frogs. (American Theatre Playscript).(Play)
  by Margraff, Ruth
• Boulevard. (New Books).(Book Review)
  by Baldaro, Frank J.
• Picking apples. (From the Executive Director).(Editorial)
  by Cameron, Ben
• 55 years ago (1947). (November Theatre Almanac).
• A sampler from the world stage. (Global Spotlight).(Calendar)
• Ibsen. (In Memoriam).(Rolf Fjelde)(Brief Article)
• The totemic word: The history of new-play development is strewn with success--and frustrations. (The Future of New Work).
  by Levitow, Roberta
• A most ingenious paradox: why are ensembles persistently unsung? Blame their greatest asset, a critic argues. (The Future of New Work).
  by Lewis, Ferdinand
• New Work is topic of Portland meeting. (News From TCG).
• Great Dream of Heaven. (New Books).(Book Review)
  by Baldaro, Frank J.
• Grants support six creative collaborations. (News From TCG).
• AT&T supports seven new plays. (News From TCG).
• Worlds apart, worlds together.(Theater Review)
  by Sampson, Benjamin W.
• The end is near. (Roaming Spotlight).(The Apocalypse of St. John)(Theater Review)
  by Wren, Celia
• The inspected calls. (Front and Center).(Ted Kaczynski Killed People with Bombs)(Theater Review)
  by Hart, Sarah
• Pot Hedda Soup. (Front and Center).(The Wind Cries Mary)(Theater Review)
  by Gener, Randy
• Muller in America. (Roaming Spotlight).(Theater Review)
  by Katz, Marlene
• November on Stage.(Calendar)
• Entrances & Exits.(theatrical personnel)
• 25 years ago (1977). (November Theatre Almanac).
• Right on Target. (News From TCG).(Brief Article)
• Scholars, hags and imaginary kings: The rifts and riches of Korean culture show up on stage. (Postmark Seoul).(Seoul Performing Arts Festival)
  by O'Quinn, Jim
• The real world: A survey explores the realm of new-work development--and dispels a few myths along the way. (The Future of New York).
  by Brown, Lenora Inez
• I Wish I Had a Red Dress. (New Books).(Book Review)
  by Baldaro, Frank J.
• Annie Dunne. (New Books).(Book Review)
  by Baldaro, Frank J.
• The shape of plays to come: our theatre is polarized into two cultures. What will make it whole again? (The Future of New York).
  by London, Todd
• International inequities: are American theatre artists losing jobs in the name of cultural exchange? (Commentary).
  by Berlin, Pamela
• 40 years ago (1962). (November Theatre Almanac).
• Off-Broadway. (In Memoriam).(theater actor Cliff Gorman)(Brief Article)
• Corrections.(Correction Notice)
• 15 years ago (1987). (November Theatre Almanac).
• Lights, camera, misappropriation! A tinseltown theatre exposes the skullduggery that produced the motion picture. (Critic's Notebook).(BagPunching Dog)(Theater Review)
  by Hirschhorn, Joel
• Wilson: A Consideration of the Sources. (New Books).(Book Review)
  by Baldaro, Frank J.
• Twenty questions.(Interview)
  by Tesori, Jeanine
• Editor's note.
• 75 years ago (1927). (November Theatre Almanac).
• Awards & Prices.(meshed briefs)
• New artistic directors learn skills. (News From TCG).
• A mirror for Maui. (Front and Center).(We Were Brothers)(Theater Review)
  by Janes-Brown, Paul
• Creating the swell: we need a manifesto to bring passionate undercurrents to the surface. (The Future of New Work).
  by Carl, Polly
• Speed the plot: six playwrights parlay their dramatic themes into new fiction. (New Books).
  by Gener, Randy
• Desolation. (New Books).(Book Review)
  by Baldaro, Frank J.
• Special section: theatre and democracy. (Previews Coming in December).(Brief Article)(Editorial)
• Unstoppable Stoppard: Utopia unattainable is the topic of his grand-scale new trilogy.(Tom Stoppard's The Coast of Utopia, Every Good Boy Deserves Favour)(Theater Review)
  by Klein, Julia M.
• The Future of New Work. (Special Section).
  by O'Quinn, Jim
• Letters to the Editor.(Letter to the Editor)
• Cherry Lane Theatre. (In Memoriam).(Kim Hunter)(Brief Article)
• Wild Dogs: Lee Breuer's new book of fiction runs with the pack of literary avant-gardists. (New Books).(La Divina Caricatura: A Fiction)(Book Review)
  by Fischer, Iris Smith