Claudine Jones 'Director' The summer I was 7, I wanted (or more accurately
my mother wanted me to want) to go to summer school
Ned Bobkoff Squeeze Box It's what keeps the theatre alive.
No one can fault them on that.
Andrea Kapsaski Pirosmani Having a father who was a film director involved the wonderful fact of seeing and talking about Cinema
Martin Challis Fear Thrives In Silence For the experienced actor this fear can be challenging
for the beginning actor it can be paralysing
Andréa Carvalho Virgínias and the Book Fair Virginia Woolf is in Virgínias, the most recent production by Teatro de Frente Virgínias e a Bienal do Livro Virginia Woolf está em Virgínias, a mais recente produção do Teatro de Frente
Michael Bettencourt
Interview with Playwright Leslie Lee
Review
of Knock On Wood
Catherine Conway Honig The Definition of Ballerina: Lorena Feijoo
Bumper Cars The Steiny Road to Operadom with Karren Alenier
A travelogue of the work-in-progress opera Gertrude Stein Invents A Jump Early On
This Month's installment Most
provocatively, the Poet invited the authors to ask questions of each other and the creators – Poet, Composer, and Director. .
Books, Plays, Screenplays, Poetry
Unusual Works from Unusual Writers
This Month's Featured Author Les Marcott
An imaginative and very cool collection of monologues, short plays, and short stories. There are 25 Monolgues with such tantalizing titles as "I Shot
the Weatherman", "Kiss and Tell", "One Weekend in Reno", "Strip Club Cuisine" and "Straight Out of Sartre", among others. Each is a complete story in
itself with rich characterization, perfect for auditions and studio work. It's also a delightful reading experience. Character Flaws is laced with the unique flavor and
point of view of writer, actor, composer and musician, Les Marcott.
And Newly Released...
BOOKS
PLAYS and SCREENPLAYS
POETRY
Coming Soon
Julius Krinski: A Life
A revealing, provocative, unchained self-portrait of a citizen
of the world, a man in pursuit of the art of love
This Issue FAMILY FIRST A play from Kampala (Uganda) by Kaya Kagimu Mukasa and Raymond Byabazaire
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