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Articles in January, 2004 issue of American Theatre

• Adam Guettel: will his lushly romantic new musical win him mainstream audiences?(Interview)
  by Savran, David
• Princeton, N.J.: thinking like Schnitzler.(Front and Center)( Fraulein Else )(Interview)
  by Hart, Sarah
• January theatre almanac.(Chronology)
• Create an audio CD of work.(Trends & Events)
• Internships: winter/spring/summer--NY.(Call Board)
• 'Stone Cold Dead Serious'.(Previews Coming in February)(Theater Review)
  by Rapp, Adam
• John Gleason.(In Memoriam)(Obituary)
• Mark a forgotten grave.(Trends & Events)(Friends of the Woodlawn Cemetery seek to preserve neglected gravesites of deceased American entertainers)
• North from Mexico: an armada of new Mexican writing looks poised to invade the U.S.--and bust cultural misconceptions.(Postmark: Mexico City)
  by Schloff, Aaron Mack
• A lot of bull.(Separating the Men from the Bull (The MikeandNeal Show))(Brief Article)
  by Sampson
• Dorothy Loudon.(In Memoriam)(Brief Article)(Obituary)
• Janice Rule.(In Memoriam)(Brief Article)
• Juneau, Alaska: Birnam wood be come to Juneau.(Front and Center)(Perseverance Theatre's brings Macbeth to Juneau Douglas High School)
  by Citron, Nicole
• AT & T supports 7 new plays.(News from TCG)
• Don Evans.(In Memoriam)(Obituary)
• Call for original plays.(Call Board)
• Raise women's visibility.(Trends & Events)(WomenArts Network)(Brief Article)
• Enemies: a Russian love story; Meyerhold and Stanislavsky, the two opposing titans of Russian theatre, are the seeds for renewal and reawakening in today's Moscow.(Special Section: Approaches to Theatre Training 2004)(Konstantin Stanislavsky, V.E. Meierho
  by Sacharow, Lawrence
• Greensboro, N.C.: southern discomfort.(Front and Center)(Debunked)
  by Hood, Woodrow B.
• 'Acting technique/acting practice'.(Special Section: Approaches to Theatre Training 2004)
• Execute a dramaturg's idea.(Trends & Events)(Bill of (W)Rights)(Brief Article)
• January on stage.(Calendar)
• Returning to the well: the Actors Center is an oasis for actors hungry to learn--and survive.(Special Section: Approaches to Theatre Training 2004)(points of access to the Actors Center)
  by Tolan, Kathleen
• Let's sleep on it: a new acting technique touts dream incubation for creative problem solving.(New Books)(Dreamwork for Actors)(Book Review)
  by van Itallie, Jean-Claude
• A sampler from the world stage.(Global Spotlight)(Calendar)
  by Sampson, Benjamin W.
• Playing to the gallery: ten illustrated books picture the intricate dance of cause and effect between theatre and visual art.(Book Review)
  by Gener, Randy
• Raise your global profile.(Trends & Events)
• Twenty questions.(Willa Kim)(Interview)
• All cooked up.(Roaming Spotlight)(Cooking with Elvis)(Brief Article)
  by Sampson
• Mentor a young artist.(Trends & Events)
• Boot camp with David Mamet: out of the rigors of actor-training emerge a theatre company and school.(Special Section: Approaches to Theatre Training 2004)
  by Lage, Jordan
• U/RTA good company to keep.(University/Resident Theatre Association)(Advertisement)
• Expose the body and the soul.(Trends & Events)(patrons object to nude scene in Barter Theater production)(Brief Article)
• Editor's note.
  by O'Quinn, Jim
• William Swetland.(In Memoriam)(Brief Article)
• Entrances & exits.
• Awards & prizes.
• Playwriting prize call for entries Arkansas Repertory Theatre.(Call Board)
• Kansas City. MO.: trench-war love.(Front and Center)(How His Bride Came to Abraham)
  by McCracken, Derek S.
• New York City: full fare.(Front and Center)(Dinner with Demons)
  by Wren, Celia
• Biography of ann ronell.(Call Board)
• Going to bat.(Roaming Spotlight)(Going Gone)(Brief Article)
  by Citron, Nicole
• Wendy C. Goldberg: the connector; New works flourish in the able hands of a bright young director on the rise.(Profiles)(Biography)
  by Hong, Terry
• Get on the floor and boogie: how do you create virtuoso human beings? A director explains his approach.(Special Section: Approaches to Theatre Training 2004)(Cover Story)
  by Bieganski, Ron
• Golden thread productions.(Call Board)
• Portrait of an enigma: the author of I Am My Own Wife catalogs his obsession with Berlin's most notorious gender outlaw.(First Person)(Charlotte von Mahlsdorf)(Biography)
  by Wright, Doug
• Cultural citizenship.(From the Executive Director)(arts advocacy)
  by Cameron, Ben
• Moving Arts.(Call Board)
• American Theatre wins the gold for editorial excellence.(Brief Article)
• Art will out: new pathways.(Letters to the Editor)(Letter to the Editor)
  by Mannheimer, Zachary R.