American Theatre

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Articles in January 2003 issue of American Theatre

• Positives vs. negatives. (Letters to the Editor).(Letter to the Editor)
• Corrections.(Correction Notice)
• Aw, Ricky, I'm going solo! (Front and Center).(Lucille Ball drama)
  by McCracken, Derek S.
• Do you read your reviews? Six theatre notables talk about their relationship with the critics. (Faultlines).
• From credo to comedy. (Roaming Spotlight).
• A sampler from the world stage.(Theater reviews from across the world.)(Column)
• Get real. (Letters to the Editor).
• 25 years ago. (Theatre Almanac: January).
• Seattle Repertory Theatre in 1980. (Entrances & Exists).(appointments, resignations)(Brief Article)
• Stardust melancholy: does the filming of Samuel Beckett's complete works compromise his theatrical legacy?(Beckett on Film)(Movie Review)
  by Kalb, Jonathan
• Lauded for editorial excellence. (Awards & Prizes).(theatrical awards)
• Creativity is economic force, forum speaker argues. .
• Forum considers governance in a changing world. .
  by Katz, Marlene
• BFG seeks audience. (January on Stage).
• Adolph Green: 1915-2002. (In Memoriam).(Obituary)
  by Landau, Tina
• Lost (and found) in Newport. (Front and Center).(Theophilus North)(Theater Review)
  by Grode, Eric
• The designer as thinker: six American designer-educators wrestle with the diverse roles stage designers must play in a changing world. (Approaches to Theatre Training).
  by Gener, Randy
• Editor's note.
• Young at art. (Letters to the Editor).(Letter to the Editor)
• 30 years ago. (Theatre Almanac: January).
• Twenty questions.(with stage designer David Gallo)(Interview)
  by Gallo, David
• 'Our lady of 121st street'. (Previews: Coming in February).(Theater Review)
• Black is the new black: a New York fashion star gives a distinctive look to blood wedding. .(Theater Review)
  by Weisman, Wendy
• The other Fugitive Kind.(Theater Review)
• Diamonds are forever. (Front and Center).(Cecil Rhodes drama)
• Figaro on the loose. (Front and Center).(Oh, Figaro)(Brief Article)
  by Katz, Marlene
• 75 years ago. (Theatre Almanac: January).
• Pacific Overtures. (Awards & Prizes).(Joseph Jefferson Awards)(Brief Article)
• Listening to light: need to talk about light in the classroom? It's easier done than said a designer explains.(teaching stage lighting)
  by Strawbridge, Stephen
• The way we live now. (Letters to the Editor).(Letter to the Editor)
• Alien abductions. (Letters to the Editor).
• Batter up. (Letters to the Editor).(Letter to the Editor)
• 15 years ago. (Theatre Almanac: January).
• Under the Texas sky: a flourishing theatre scene strives for recognition deep in the heart of Texas. .
  by Hart, Sarah
• The Right Horse: the untold story of 'Urinetown'. (Previews: Coming in February).(Brief Article)
  by Kotis, Greg
• All by myself. (Letters to the Editor).(Letter to the Editor)
• Roger Guenveur Smith Jazz-Head: a scorching solo writer-performer tours the world in the simplest possible way. (Profiles).(Interview)
  by Whittington, Lewis
• Is anybody listening? (Letters to the Editor).(Letter to the Editor)
• 40 years ago. (Theatre Almanac: January).
• National Endowment for the Arts. (Entrances & Exits).(Dana Gioia appointed)(Brief Article)
• Through the looking glass: leading Asian-American theatre artists reflect on the past four decades.
  by Hong, Terry
• 20 trustees to serve on national council. (News From TCG).(National Council for the American Theatre)
• Utterly U/RTA. (Special Advertising).(University/Resident Theatre Association)
• Training wheels. (From the Executive Director).(theater training)
  by Cameron, Ben
• Get with the (new) program: there's been a big shakeup in a business that audiences take for granted. (Trends & Events).(theater programs leaner)
  by Gener, Randy