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Articles in January 2005 issue of American Theatre

• Elizabeth Marvel is in over her head.(COMING IN FEBRUARY)(Brief Article)
  by Walat, Kathryn
• TCG Fall Forum: working together to call the tough shots.(NEWS FROM TCG)(Theatre Communications Group)
  by Estvanik, Nicole
• Talk to me.(from the executive director)(Editorial)
  by Cameron, Ben
• Awards & prizes.
• Spring awakening.(trends & events)(Brief Article)
• Looking for a job in the arts?(CALL BOARD)
• Hey, Mr. Producer! You can make a killing on Broadway--but you can't make a living there.(new books)(Book Review)
  by Gener, Randy
• The Michael Chekhov twist: Anton's brilliant nephew tried to capture acting's transcendent dimensions.(SPECIAL SECTION: APPROACHES TO THEATRE TRAINING 2005)(excerpt from 'The Other Chekhov: A Biography of Michael Chekhov')(Excerpt)
  by Marowitz, Charles
• Don't stop.(letters to the editor)(Letter to the Editor)
  by MacKinnon, Ian Maxwell
• Correction.(Correction Notice)
• Tehran, Iran.(A Sampler from the World Stage)(Brief Article)
  by Estvanik, Nicole
• Seeing eyes: how contemporary plays open eyes and hearts to the legacy of Cambodia's killing fields.(first person)
  by Filloux, Catherine
• Washington, D.C.: tinkering with lives.(FRONT and CENTER)(Joyce Carol Oates)(Interview)
• Talk to her: Pina has to smile.(trends & events)(Interview)
  by Gener, Randy
• The lying game: so you want to be an actor? The first step is figuring out why in the world you'd do such a thing.(SPECIAL SECTION: APPROACHES TO THEATRE TRAINING 2005)
  by Fichandler, Zelda
• How does your garden grow? Conversations with 6 actors who teach.(SPECIAL SECTION: APPROACHES TO THEATRE TRAINING 2005)(Interview)
  by Byron, David
• Leeds, England.(A Sampler from the World Stage)(Theater Review)
  by Estvanik, Nicole
• The Netherlands.(A Sampler from the World Stage)(Theater Review)
  by Estvanik, Nicole
• Baltimore, MD.: Baltimore's Brit-Caribbean stew.(FRONT and CENTER)(Theater Review)
  by Nesmith, N. Graham
• Schmooze fest.(trends & events)(Brief Article)
• Ying Ruocheng: 1929-2003.(in memoriam)(Obituary)
  by Conceison, Claire
• Between two worlds: in his most telling play yet, Donald Margulies flirts with the dramatic crises of life versus art.(critic's notebook)(Theater Review)
  by Hodgins, Paul
• Playwrights missing.(letters to the editor)(Letter to the Editor)
• Twenty questions.(interview)(Interview)
• Woody confidential.(Brief Article)(Interview)
  by Dell; '; Orto, Sarah K.
• January: theatre almanac.(FRONT and CENTER)
• Alpine dread and decadence: meet Elfriede Jelinek.(trends & events)(Brief Article)
  by Honegger, Gitta
• The arts world wants you.(trends & events)(Brief Article)
• A soldier's play: 'Macbeth' meets the U.S. military.(COMING IN FEBRUARY)(Brief Article)
  by Thompson, Kent; McCall, Kathleen
• Who is a militant?(letters to the editor)(Letter to the Editor)
  by Vyloppully, Joy
• On Cheryl Crawford.(letters to the editor)(Letter to the Editor)
  by Barranger, Milly S.
• Collaboraction.(CALL BOARD)
• The view from Wahiawa: Honolulu Theatre for Youth helps a community rediscover stories of the old in the imagination of the young.(connections)
  by Gross, Aarin
• Millburn, N.J.: how old did you say you were?(FRONT and CENTER)(Theater Review)
  by Wren, Celia
• Entrances & exits.(personnel)
• They'll take Manhattan.(trends & events)
• Acting and the black imagination: ground zero is the actor's own life and cultural experiences.(SPECIAL SECTION: APPROACHES TO THEATRE TRAINING 2005)(excerpt from 'Advice to A Young Black Actor: Conversations with Douglas Turner Ward')(Excerpt)
  by Edwards, Gus
• Nora of Nigeria.(ROAMING SPOTLIGHT)(Theater Review)
  by Gener
• The typography of plays.(trends & events)(Book Review)
• Mrs. Worthington's daughter's dilemma: actors are subject to both the pleasures of imitation and the rigors of an exalted calling.(SPECIAL SECTION: APPROACHES TO THEATRE TRAINING 2005)
  by Brustein, Robert
• Vision and rigor.(letters to the editor)(Letter to the Editor)
• January on stage.(Calendar)
• Playwrights Foundation.(CALL BOARD)
• Head games.(ROAMING SPOTLIGHT)(Theater Review)
  by Dell; '; Orto, Sarah K.
• The audience as art.
  by Sato, Suzanne M.
• Is your play a virgin?(commentary)
  by Rebeck, Theresa
• You gotta have hart.(trends & events)(Brief Article)
• Fred Ebb: 1933-2004.(in memoriam)(Obituary)
  by McNally, Terrence
• Deborah Cullinan: collective spirit; An atypical executive director finds her vision.(profiles)(Interview)
  by Weiner, Wendy
• Broadway on my mind: in two new reference books, opinion gets free rein.(new books)(Book Review)
  by Estvanik, Nicole
• Auckland, New Zealand.(A Sampler from the World Stage)(Brief Article)
  by Estvanik, Nicole
• The next wave.(trends & events)
• Melissa James Gibson: city living; A playwright's weighty themes come to rest on younger shoulders.(profiles)(Interview)
  by Shandell, Jonathan
• Editor's note.
  by O; '; Quinn, Jim