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Oct 6, 2011

Prophets Both Lebanese and Mormon

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photo by Sarah Krulwich for the New York Times I admired Stephen Karam's two previous New York productions, Columbinus and Speech &...

The Book of Jobs

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Another index of how theater is disproportionately on my brain: When Gary Coleman died, the first thing I thought of was Avenue Q . And whe...

"Threepenny" Wilsonia

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The opera composer Nico Muhly recently half-joked to me that he'd like to see all Broadway musicals directed by Robert Wilson, imagining...
Oct 4, 2011

Same-Sex "Sunrise"

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Last month I had the pleasure of playing my first gay wedding in New York, and I found the occasion to change one lyric, in the classic ...

Tuesday on the Links

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I place no stock in the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame, but I'll care for it even less if it disses Laura Nyro . Drums, Girls & ...
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Sep 30, 2011

October Already (and the Top 10)

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The October season preview issue of American Theatre just went up online, and it's a keeper. There's a meaty, provocative interview...
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Sort of a Last Word

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Matthew Freeman has perhaps the best response I've seen to the handwringing about the parlous state of American playwriting, from Todd ...
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Rob Weinert-Kendt
is Editor-in-Chief of American Theatre magazine. He has written features and criticism for The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, Variety, Newsday, Village Voice, Time Out NY, The Guardian, and The San Francisco Chronicle, among others. He was the founding editor of Back Stage West.
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