Editor's note.(American Theatre)(Editorial)
American Theatre, March, 2003 by O'Quinn, Jim
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"Something for everyone" is a phrase we love to hear applied to American Theatre, and seldom has that judgment seemed more fitting than with reference to the edition you hold in your hand. Sure, theatre is the ultimate subject of all three of this month's feature articles--but that ancient and malleable word takes on multifarious meanings as the artists, managers and commentators featured in this issue consider it from their own distinct perspectives.
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