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A Memory Revisited
By Iris Dorbian
Readers get inquisitive about LORT and laudatory about a past SD
story.
USITT’s new president, Altman Stage Lighting’s layout
guides, Chicago’s Goodman Theatre’s relocation and Atlanta’s
Alliance Theater Company’s artistic director’s final season.
By Derek Armstrong
Dazzling makeup products that will dress up any Halloween show.
An inside look at the spec sheets and equipment involved in three
recent lighting installations around the country.
By Iris Dorbian
Cleveland’s Legion Of Horror shares its formula for Gothic
horror at its haunted house venue.
By Derek Armstrong
Carnegie Hall builds a new state-of-the-art facility—underground.
By Michael Killeen
Books on how to achieve success in theater, as well as the artist/educator’s
connection, are among this month’s highlights.
By Stephen Peithman
Is There
A Doctor In The House?
A Los Angeles writer gives tips on pumping new life into a pre-existing
musical book.
By Dan Berkowitz
Holy
Headlines
Tabloid scenarios inspire several recent black comedies, with
some gripping drama sprinkled in for good measure.
By Stephen Peithman
Back
To School
Broadway Classroom’s three-day workshop brings drama educators
in touch with their inner student.
By Derek Armstrong
A Palm
Blooms In The Bay
A 25-year-old San Francisco-based performing arts library is developing
into a top industry resource.
By Bonnie Weiss
Innovation rules at Massachusetts’ EMACT Festival 2000.
By Lisa Mulcahy
Operating out of a converted cotton warehouse, an award-winning
production based on the folklore of a tiny Georgia town is revitalizing
a community.
By Ed Lightsey
How a movie house in Colonial Williamburg was converted into a live
performance venue.
By Lawrence L. Graham
While working on the stage adaptation of a horror classic, a design
team finds synergy with their director—even long-distance.
By Jessica Siegel
A professional lighting designer on picking the program best suited
to you.
By James Moody
At Yale, Wayne State and CalArts, students receive superior training
and experience in theater management.
By Rebecca Webber
A program at Indiana’s Purdue University merges sound appreciation
with a solid technical foundation.
By Ann Anderson
North Carolina School of the Arts teaches students the nitty-gritty
basics of the wig
and makeup profession.
By Iris Dorbian
For the past 16 years, Vassar’s summer apprentice program
has introduced technical theater to its participants.
By Dina Hampton
A comprehensive listing of schools.
Boasting a rich past, this theater builds for its future via outreach
programs targeting its large ethnic population.
By Guillermo Perez
Against a backdrop of palm trees and trendsetters, this school’s
64-year-old
theater department provides students with exceptional training and
technology.
By Guillermo Perez
A seasoned professional offers invaluable tips on how you can attract
the best help.
By Maureen Stevens
Not raining on anyone’s parade! After closing on Broadway last
year, the national tour of Parade marches through the Pacific Northwest
and the Midwest.
By Hope S. Breslauer
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