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Articles in February, 2005 issue of American Theatre

• Editor's note.(life as a working actor)(Editorial)
  by O; '; Quinn, Jim
• Entrances & exits.(personnel)
• February theatre almanac.(FRONT and CENTER)
• What's in a name?(trends & events)(Brief Article)
• Operation 'Macbeth': how the Alabama Shakespeare Festival took the front line in a new cultural campaign.
  by Thompson, Kent
• February on stage.(Theatre Communications Group)(Calendar)
• Grootvlei, South Africa.(A Sampler from the World Stage)(Brief Article)
  by Estvanik, Nichole
• Milwaukee, Wis.: reality tango.(FRONT and CENTER)(Yes. No. (Maybe So...))(Theater Review)
  by Estvanik, Nicole
• Mr. Marmalade.(PLAYSCRIPT)(Play)
  by Haidle, Noah
• Festival watch.(trends & events)(Brief Article)
• Tour of duty: ASF's Lady Macbeth and company bring Shakespeare's soldiers to life for the U.S. military.(Alabama Shakespeare Festival)
  by McCall, Kathleen
• Internships--NYC.(CALL BOARD)
• From the Redwood forest ... to the stages of northern California's festival of ecodrama.(blueprints)
  by Standing, Sarah Ann
• Berkeley, Calif.: Paris postcards, tossed in the air.(FRONT and CENTER)(Fetes de la Nuit)(Theater Review)
  by Schloff, Aaron Mack
• Bear necessities.(trends & events)(Brief Article)
• In memoriam.(Obituary)
• An opera with wings.(trends & events)
  by Daniels, Barry
• Wellington, New Zealand.(A Sampler from the World Stage)(Brief Article)
  by Estvanik, Nichole
• Out of the margins.(letters to the editor)(Letter to the Editor)
  by Soltanoff, Phil
• AT & T supports 6 new plays.(NEWS FROM TCG)
• Et tu, Lorenzo?(on STAGE)(Brief Article)
• The Life and Times of Andre Gregory.(COMING IN MARCH)
• Corrections.(Correction Notice)
• St. James, Barbados.(A Sampler from the World Stage)(Brief Article)
  by Estvanik, Nichole
• Call for plays.(CALL BOARD)(Brief Article)
• Twenty questions.(Interview)
  by Long, William Ivey
• How to pack the house (or not).(from the executive director)
  by Cameron, Ben
• Kentucky Derby.(trends & events)(Brief Article)
• Budapest, Hungary.(A Sampler from the World Stage)(Brief Article)
  by Estvanik, Nichole
• "Authors! Authors!": Why Dramatic Groupthink Is the New Vogue.(COMING IN MARCH)
• I smell theatre.(letters to the editor)(Letter to the Editor)
  by Schultz, Josh
• Size matters: in the micro-universe of toy theatre, startling shifts in perspective require audiences to look closely.(connections)
  by Barlow, Melinda
• Washington, D. C.: playing a 'lost' saxophone.(FRONT and CENTER)(Theater Review)
  by Minwalla, Framji
• Let's collaborate.(trends & events)(Brief Article)
• She's in over her head: ferocity, thy name is Elizabeth Marvel.(Interview)
  by Walat, Kathryn
• New York City: pilgrim's progress.(FRONT and CENTER)(Interview)
  by Zinman, Toby
• St. Paul, Minn.: love (and race) as a contact sport.(FRONT and CENTER)(Slippery When Wet)(Theater Review)
  by Renner, Pamela
• Designing Russia.(trends & events)(Brief Article)
• True grit: actor-playwright Ruben Santiago-Hudson sticks to his guns--and lands on Broadway and HBO.(Interview)
  by Miller, Stuart
• Of art and offspring.(ROAMING SPOTLIGHT)(Brief Article)
• Devil-may-care.(letters to the editor)(Letter to the Editor)
  by Flowers, Cynthia R.
• Awards & prizes.
• Break that ground.(trends & events)
• Dress codes: from the inside out, two design books take measure of the very social art of costume.(new books)(Character Costume Figure Drawing: Step-By-Step Drawing Methods for Theatre Costume Designers)(The Ingenue in White: Reflections of a Costume Desi
  by Clancy, Elizabeth Hope
• Darrow-minded.(ROAMING SPOTLIGHT)(Brief Article)
  by Dell; '; Orto, Sarah K.