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Oedipus at Sing Sing: behind the fortified gates of the famous prison, theatre is transforming men's lives.(Rehabilitation Through the Arts)
THERE'S AN UNWRITTEN LAW IN A MAXIMUM-security prison that men in green trousers do not show emotion. Coolness and detachment are among the...
American Theatre, 01/01/07 by Renner, Pamela · More from publication -
Los Angeles: Sunday in the Park with Diego.(FRONT & CENTER)(Brief article)
DIEGO RIVERA'S PANORAMIC 1947 mural about the human pageant of Mexico's history, Sueno de una tarde dominical en la Alameda Central (Dream of a...
American Theatre, 10/01/06 by Renner, Pamela · More from publication -
No more mr. nice guys.(LOS ANGELES)(Culture Clash offers Water and Power)(Brief article)
ORIGINALLY KNOWN FOR THEIR WILD comic zaniness, the Chicano theatre troupe Culture Clash has taken a new direction in their latest work, Water &...
American Theatre, 09/01/06 by Renner, Pamela · More from publication -
Houston: front lines.(FRONT & CENTER)(Journey's End)(Brief article)
YOU MIGHT THINK AN ACTOR OF LAURENCE OLIVIER'S CALIBER WOULD HAVE NO regrets about the roles he'd chosen to pass over. Actually, Olivier harbored...
American Theatre, 03/01/06 by Renner, Pamela · More from publication -
Manalapan, Fla.; Chicago; New York City: out of Africa.(Brief article)
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO, MELANIE MARNICH WENT to Tanzania for a brief stint of volunteer work. She helped to prepare a medical clinic and clear a road....
American Theatre, 02/01/06 by Renner, Pamela · More from publication -
Vive la difference.(Simi Linton leads Casting Tradition to the Wind: Disability and Theatre in the 21st Century)(Brief article)
NEW YORK CITY: Simi Linton, author of the memoir My Body Politic (published this month by University of Michigan Press) led a November panel...
American Theatre, 01/01/06 by Renner, Pamela · More from publication -
Baltimore and New York City: Laughter, not slaughter, in Kabul.(Bond Street Theatre's plan to collaborate with Exile Theatre)(Brief Article)
how can one help revive Afghanistan's theatre tradition after 25 years of invasions, civil wars and intense personal repression? This was the...
American Theatre, 11/01/05 by Renner, Pamela · More from publication -
Mythic navigators: this fall's crop of play collections and histories reap a harvest of rich explorations, mythic and new.(new books)
Myth is the wound we leave in the time we have --Eavan Boland, "The Making of an Irish Goddess" IRISH POET EAVAN BOLAND SUGGESTS that...
American Theatre, 10/01/05 by Renner, Pamela · More from publication -
On Broadway, Bearing Witness to a Survivor's Story
Renner, Pamela Forward 07-08-2005 "To destroy a man is difficult, almost as difficult as creating one," reflects actor Sir Antony Sher, in...
Forward, 07/08/05 by Renner, Pamela · More from publication -
Columbia, S.C.: from swastikas to Jim Crow.(FRONT and CENTER)(Play Holy Ghost by Jon Tuttle)(Theater Review)
JON TUTTLE'S PLAY HOLY GHOST MINES a little-known chapter of World War II history, in which German prisoners-of-war were brought to military...
American Theatre, 07/01/05 by Renner, Pamela · More from publication
