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New, unusual, and experimental ideas have propelled theater forward through the centuries. While Americans were enjoying realist plays primarily on our stages during the first half of the 20th century, Europeans […]

For many of us, we learned some of the first facets of friendship while reading Arnold Lobel’s beloved series of books about the ever-cheerful Frog, the curmudgeonly Toad, and all […]

When Luigi Pirandello (1867-1937) won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1934, the Sicilian-born dramatist was widely known as the author of intricate philosophical comedies. One in particular, Six Characters […]

“Is The Rocky Horror Show still a relevant piece of theater today?” I asked the cast when we began rehearsals. All agreed that it was relevant, but in a far […]