Editor's note.(theaters)(Editorial)
American Theatre, December, 2006 by O; '; Quinn, Jim
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"THEATRE," Vaclav Havel remarks in his 1990 book Disturbing the Peace, "is always a sensitive seismograph of an era, perhaps the most sensitive one there is; it's a sponge that quickly soaks up important ingredients in the atmosphere around it." It's an observation that might be perceived as idealized or romantic--but this month's issue of American Theatre suggests that the intimate connection Havel posits between the art form and the world it mirrors is alive and well on a variety of American stages.
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