Editor's note.
American Theatre, April, 2007 by O; '; Quinn, Jim
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In her inaugural From the Executive Director column in this issue, Teresa Eyring describes how delving into a dusty box of theatre programs, unexpectedly discovered, provoked a flood of art-inflected memories. "With each program, a series of images emerged," she writes, "memories of what I was doing at that time of my life, who I attended the plays with, the impact each piece had on me and how it became woven into my life story." Working on this issue, I had roughly the same experience, prompted not by memorabilia but by, of all things, a photo shoot.
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