New Orleans and Miami: an ill wind.(Brief article)
American Theatre, April, 2006 by Hart, Sarah
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Hurricane-ravaged New Orleans hardly brings the word "serendipity" to mind, but Southern Rep artistic director Ryan Rilette is finding a use for the phrase. The Sunken Living Room--Miami-born David Caudle's portrait of a 1970s Miami family--was scheduled to premiere this past November at Southern Rep, having been plucked from the company's Southern New Plays Festival lineup of readings.
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"We worked on it over a year," says Rilette. "That made it one of the most frustrating plays in our season to have to cancel." Enter ...
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