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Articles in March, 2005 issue of American Theatre

• March: theatre almanac.(FRONT and CENTER)(Brief Article)
• Czech it out.(trends & events)(set designer Frantisek Troster)(Brief Article)
• Moscow on the Potomac: Studio Theatre takes a new look at an old country.(connections)(artistic director Joy Zinoman, Washington, D.C.)(Interview)
  by Wren, Celia
• The fuhrer and the tramp.(MARCH on STAGE)("Chaplin" by Simon Bradbury)(Brief Article)
  by Estvanik
• Entrances & exits.(Appointments and Resignations)
• The Future of Shakespeare.(COMING IN APRIL)(Brief Article)
• Andre Gregory sees the light: at 70, he's hitching his lifelong quest for insight and illumination to theatre for the few.(Critical Essay)
  by London, Todd
• Susan Sontag.(in memoriam)(Brief Article)(Obituary)
• Fly her to the moon: what's art got to do with NASA? Laurie Anderson listens to the cosmic pulse.(National Aeronautics and Space Administration)(Interview)
  by Gener, Randy
• Toronto, Canada.(A Sampler from the World Stage)(Milk International Children's Festival of the Arts)(Swiss group Theatre en Gros et en Detail)(Brief Article)
  by Estvanik, Nicole
• New York City: some like it different.(FRONT and CENTER)
  by Schloff, Aaron Mack
• Juliette Carrillo going deeper: she's a director known for asking big, difficult, transformative questions.(profiles)(Interview)(Biography)
  by Kendt, Rob
• Vantile Whitfield.(in memoriam)(Brief Article)(Obituary)
• Parma, Italy.(A Sampler from the World Stage)(experimental theatre group Lenz Rifrazioni)(Brief Article)
  by Estvanik, Nicole
• Perhaps a new title.(letters to the editor)(Letter to the Editor)
  by Pelletier, Lisa
• Encore, encore!(letters to the editor)(Letter to the Editor)
  by McClimon, Timothy J.
• 'The Gods are Pounding My Head! (A K A Lumberjack Messiah)'.(COMING IN APRIL)(Brief Article)
• Cultural diplomacy: TCG/ITI awards 7 new grants.(NEWS FROM TCG)
• San Francisco: a talking cure.(FRONT and CENTER)(Traveling Jewish Theatre's Blood Relative)
  by McKevitt, Karen
• March on stage.(Calendar)
• Finding a cure.(letters to the editor)(Letter to the Editor)
  by Truesdell, William
• Corrections.(Correction Notice)
• The thing itself.(letters to the editor)(Letter to the Editor)
  by Hoffman, Henry
• Believe it or not.(ROAMING SPOTLIGHT)(Theater Review)
  by Johnson, Cassandra
• More than meets the eye.(from the executive director)(lobbying for increased political awarness of the arts)(Editorial)
  by Cameron, Ben
• Alive and well.(letters to the editor)(Letter to the Editor)
• Twenty questions.(Interview)
  by Daniele, Graciela
• A woman of extraordinary means.(trends & events)(Brief Article)
• Portland, Ore.: goat song.(FRONT and CENTER)
  by Hart, Sarah
• Internships--NYC.(CALL BOARD)(Brief Article)
• Sikh justice.(trends & events)(Sikhs in Britain protest play by Gurpreet Kaur Bhatti)
• The barbarians are uniting.(trends & events)(conference to examine state of arts criticism)(Brief Article)
• Festival watch.(trends & events)(Calendar)
• Not so Grimm.(ROAMING SPOTLIGHT)(adaptation of Little Red Riding Hood, Bethesda, Maryland)(Brief Article)(Theater Review)
  by Estvanik
• Mexico City, Mexico.(A Sampler from the World Stage)(theater company Sena y Verbo)
  by Estvanik, Nicole
• For the umpteenth time.(letters to the editor)(Letter to the Editor)
  by de Acha, Rafael
• Awards & prizes.
• Editor's note.
  by O; '; Quinn, Jim
• Unsung no more.(trends & events)(exhibition of theatrical designer Ariel Ballif's collect of set and costume designs, Utah)(Brief Article)
• San Diego, Calf.: keeping up with the Joyces.(FRONT and CENTER)(play on the life of writer James Joyce by Sheila Walsh)
  by Sampson, B. Walker
• Jerry Orbach.(in memoriam)(Brief Article)(Obituary)
• Doodulation: the debut fiction of two playwrights spins webs of warped doodles.(new books)(At the Damascus Gate: Short Hallucinations)(Seconds of Pleasure: Stories)(Book Review)
  by Ong, Han
• A World of Design.(trends & events)(Brief Article)
• Authors! Authors! Increasingly, American stages are rife with collaborative plays authored by a motley of writers.
  by Shandell, Jonathan