Free again.(American Theatre's crisis )
American Theatre, December, 2005 by Cameron, Ben
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Last month's American Theatre, for all its glorious new design and inspiring coverage of artists and theatres, was an issue that also provoked larger discussions about our health as a field. Ben Pesner's superb analysis of Theatre Facts 2004 made the overall trends quite clear in many ways. We learned, among other things: 1) that our collective health is shakier than it was five years ago; 2) that our successes often stem from cutting, rather than from growth; and 3) that audiences are slipping away from us at a disturbing rate.
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