Shape-shifting for a viable future: TCG's National Conference connects theatre to a world in transition.(Theater Communications Group)
American Theatre, September, 2003 by Hart, Sarah
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THE ENORMITY OF CHANGE--BOTH ONGOING CHANGE AND THAT ON THE HORIZON-reverberated throughout TCG's 14th biennial National Conference, held June 11-14 in Milwaukee, Wis. Over four days, the labyrinthine Milwaukee Repertory Theater (itself a physical model of change, having been transformed from a power plant in the '80s) hosted more than 600 conference-goers, making the event, titled "Courage, Creativity and Change," the second largest TCG gathering ever (surpassed by 2001's Philadelphia convening).
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Assembling from 177 theatres, 38 states and 10 countries, attendees forged ...
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