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Aug 29, 2013

A Dubious Anniversary

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Ten years ago today was my last as editor-in-chief of  Back Stage West , the weekly actors' trade paper I joined 10 years previously (o...
Aug 26, 2013

Mourner Has Broken

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“The old officeholders, the filthy herd of swine whom we vaguely knew and would even vaguely nod to at cocktail parties, were quietly ...
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Jul 30, 2013

The Turntable Cranks Up Again

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I've slowly but surely restarted my formative-album replay project over at my other blog, Train My Ear , and though many of the record...
Jul 20, 2013

The Critic Sleeps Tonight

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As I write this, my four-year-old son is at a matinee of The Lion King with my wife. (Ah, seems like only yesterday he was going to toddl...
Jul 18, 2013

Two Characters

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Most good actors, in my experience, manage a delicate balancing act between being vulnerable, emotionally available, with feelings closer...
Jul 17, 2013

Should Plays Be Artist-Proof?

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Brad Fleischer and Arian Moayed in Bengal Tiger in the Baghdad Zoo (photo by Craig Schwartz) In the current issue of American Theatre ...
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Jul 8, 2013

You Know, For Kids

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It's been some time in the works: an album of songs inspired by Shakespeare and intended for kids, titled O Baby Mine: Sing a Song of S...
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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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