Abacus
Black Strikes NOW!
by Mark Doskow, Normandy Sherwood and James Stanley. (Kevin Byrne,
"Cirque du Soulless," Mar. 2006)
Alladeen
by Keith Khan, Marianne Weems, and Ali Zaidi. (Martin Harries, "Lost
in Transnation," Dec. 2003)
Andromache
by Luk and Peter Perceval (after Racine). (Jonathan Kalb, "Dynastic
Reflections," June 2004)
The
Angel Project
by Deborah Warner. (Don Shewey, "Somebody's Watching,"
Aug. 2003)
The Arab-Israeli
Cookbook
by Robin Soans. (Terry Stoller, "The Age of Terror," Sept.
2005)
The Argument
by David Greenspan. (Martin Harries, "No Noises Off,"
June 2007)
August:
Osage County
by Tracy Letts. (Alexis Greene, "Not Since What Ever Happened
to Baby Jane?", Dec. 2007
Aunt Dan
and Lemon
by Wallace Shawn. (Martin Harries, "Crritic!," Mar. 2004)
Avenue
Q
by Robert Lopez, Meff Marx and Jeff Whitty. (Jonathan Kalb, "Divided
to Conquer," Sept. 2003)
Beckett/Albee
by Samuel Beckett and Edward Albee. (Jonathan Kalb, "Moreness
or Lessness," Oct. 2003)
Big
River
by Roger Miller and William Hauptman. (Jonathan Kalb, "Divided
to Conquer," Sept. 2003)
The
Blacks
by Jean Genet. (Una Chaudhuri, "Close Encounters: My
Blacks Story," Mar. 2003)
bobrauschenbergamerica
by Charles Mee. (Martin Harries, "Having Your Cage," Oct.
2003)
Boston Marriage
by David Mamet. (Abraham Lincoln Straw, "The New Art of Lying,"
June 1999)
Burnt
Piano
by Justin Fleming. (Hersh Zeifman, "Staging Sam," Apr.
2006)
Calico
by Michael Hastings. (Hersh Zeifman, "Staging Sam," Apr.
2006)
Called
to Account
Edited by Richard Norton-Taylor. (Terry Stoller, "Crimes of
the P.M.," May 2007)
The Children
of Herakles
by Euripides
(Scott T. Cummings, "Real Children and Other
Quandaries," Jan. 2003)
(Alisa Solomon, "P.C. for the Ages," Jan. 2003)
The Cyclist
by Vijay Tendulkar
(Vijay Tendulkar, "The Cyclist," May 2005)
(Balwant Bhaneja, "On The Cyclist: An Introduction,"
May 2005)
A
Day in the Death of Joe Egg
by Peter Nichols
(Charles McNulty, "A Child Is Being Beaten," May 2003)
Danton's
Death
by Georg Büchner
(Stanley Kauffmann, "Büchner: A Revelation," Apr.
2004)
Democracy
by Michael Frayn
(Jonathan Kalb, "Spy Trails," Dec. 2004)
Dinner
Party
by Target Margin Theater. (Martin Harries, "No Noises Off,"
June 2007)
The Distance
from Here
by Neil LaBute
(Jeff Turner, "Oh well, whatever, nevermind," May 2004)
Don Juan
by Moliere
(Kevin Byrne, "The Gold-Painted Plaster Leg of Love,"
Mar. 2008)
The Emperor Jones
by Eugene O'Neill.
(Jonathan Kalb, "Emperors
and Empresses," Mar. 1998)
(Martin Harries, "On
a Far-Away Island," Mar. 2006)
Epicoene:
or, The Silent Woman
by Ben Jonson. (Dorothy Chansky, "Decibelle Level," Feb.
2003)
The
Exonerated
by Jessica Blank and Erik Jensen. (Jonathan Kalb, "Pictures
at a Non-Execution," March 2003)
Far
Away
by Caryl Churchill. (Una Chaudhuri, "Different Hats," January 2003)
Faust
Parts I and II, by Johann Wolfgang Goethe. (Jonathan Kalb, "Marathon
Mensch," May 2001)
Flesh
and Blood
by Peter Gaitens. (Alexis Greene, "Family Americanus,"
July 2003)
4.48 Psychosis
by Sarah Kane. (Caridad Svich, "What
the Mirror Sees," Oct. 2004)
(Martin Harries, "Sarah
Kane Was Not a Suicide," Oct. 2005)
Frozen
by Bryony Lavery. (Caridad Svich, "Dead Girl's Dance,"
June 2004)
Germania 3
by Heiner Müller. (Victor Beauregard, "Ghosts & the
Dead Man," July 1996)
Guantanamo:
"Honor Bound to Defend Freedom"
by Victoria Brittain and Gillian Slovo. (Terry Stoller, "Injustice
is Served," Sept. 2004)
Hamlet
by William Shakespeare. (Stanley Kauffmann, "Hamlet's Wit,"
Nov. 2005)
Happy
Days
by Samuel Beckett. (Gottlieb Biedermann, "Emperors and Empresses,"
March 1998)
Hedda
Gabler
by Henrik Ibsen. (David Finkle, "Getting a Hedda," Oct.
2004)
The
History Boys
by Alan Bennett. (Caridad Svich, "An Unsentimental Education,"
Apr. 2006)
House
Lights
by Gertrude Stein and The Wooster Group. (Jonathan Kalb, "Stein
Soup," February 1999)
I
Am My Own Wife
by Doug Wright. (Robert Brustein, "On Being a Museum,"
June 2003)
(Alexis Greene, "Artifact as Survivor," June 2003)
(Jonathan Kalb, "Capturing the Artifact," July 2003)
I'm
Not There (film)
by Todd Haynes. (Karin Badt, "Todd's Not There," Dec.
2007)
Isabella's
Room
by Jan Lauwers and Needcompany. ("Choose Your Poison,"
Feb. 2005)
Je Suis Sang
by Jan Fabre. (Kathleen Dimmick, "Blood
Lettings," Feb. 2007)
(Joseph Cermatori, "Psychic
Bloodspurts," Feb. 2007)
The
Jew of Malta
by Christopher Marlowe. (Martin Harries, "Terrorists and Christian
Husbands," Mar. 2007)
Julius
Caesar
by William Shakespeare. (Jonathan Kalb, "In
Colder Blood," Jan. 2003)
King
Cowboy Rufus Rules the Universe
by Richard Foreman. (Jonathan Kalb, "The Madness of King Rufus,"
Jan. 2004)
Lady
with a Lapdog
by Anton Chekhov. (Kathleen Dimmick, "Theater Games,"
Oct. 2003)
Life (x)
3
by Yasmina Reza.
(Jonathan Kalb, "Come Again?," Apr. 2003)
(Charles McNulty, "A Child is Being Beaten," May 2003)
The Lips
of Thomas
by Marina Abramovic
(Marla Carlson, "Marina Abramovic Repeats," Dec. 2005)
The Long
Christmas Ride Home
by Paula Vogel. (Alexis Greene, "Car Trouble," Nov. 2003)
Long
Day's Journey Into Night
by Eugene O'Neill.
(Una Chauhuri, "The Poison Talking," May 2003)
Mabou
Mines Dollhouse
adapted from Henrik Ibsen. (Martin Puchner, "Toying with Ibsen,"
Nov. 2003)
Macbeth
by William Shakespeare
(Robert Brustein, "Cape
Town Races," Feb. 2004)
(Stanley Kauffmann, "Macbeth's
Tomorrow," Mar. 2006)
(Adam Casdin, "Macbeth's
Young Frankenstein Moment," May 2008)
Marie
Antoinette (film)
directed by Sofia Coppola (Karin Badt, "Are We Eating Cake?",
Oct. 2006)
Master
Peter's Puppet Show
by Manuel de Falla. (Martin Puchner, "Animated Operas,"
Mar. 2004)
Medea
by Euripides. (Gordon Rogoff, "Deadly Theater Meets Dead Horse,"
Mar. 2003)
Measure
for Measure
by William Shakespeare. (Alisa Solomon, "Measure for Pleasure,"
Jan. 2006)
The Merchant of Venice
by William Shakespeare. (Stanley Kauffmann, "Enter
Shylock," Apr. 2003)
(Martin Harries, "Terrorists
and Christian Husbands," Mar. 2007)
A Midsummer
Night's Dream
by William Shakespeare. (Martin Harries, "Elevate Me Later,"
Apr. 2004)
The
Miser
by Moliere. (Bill Marx, "Terminal Skinflint," July 2004)
Molly's
Dream
by Marie Irene Fornes. (Kathleen Dimmick, "Secrets of Attraction,"
May 2003)
Mondo
Drama
by Douglas Carter Beane. (David Finkle, "Hard Laughter,"
June 2003)
Mother Courage and Her Children
by Bertolt Brecht. (Martin Puchner, "Lessons
of War," Feb. 2004)
(Jonathan Kalb, "Tony
Kushner on Mother courage," Nov. 2006)
Mourning
Becomes Electra
by Eugene O'Neill. (Marvin Carlson, "Mourning Mourning,"
Jan. 2004)
(Tony Kushner, "Eugene O'Neill: The Native Eloquence of Fog,"
Jan. 2004)
My Arm
by Tim Crouch. (Caridad Svich, "Who Am I?" Apr. 2004)
My Name Is Rachel Corrie
by Rachel Corrie, Alan Rickman and Katharine Viner
(Robert Simpson McLean, "An
Open Letter to James Nicola," Mar. 2006)
(Miriam Felton-Dansky, "Thoughts
on My Name is Rachel Corrie," Mar. 2006)
(Terry Stoller, "A Singular
Voice," Mar. 2006)
(Jason Fitzgerald, "The
Second Life of Rachel Corrie," Oct. 2006)
November
by David Mamet. (Robert Vorlicky, "Coming of Age: Mamet at
Sixty," July 2008)
A Number
by Caryl Churchill. (Caridad Svich, "Multiple Selves,"
Dec. 2004
An
Oak Tree
by Tim Crouch. (Caridad Svich, "Time Crouch's Theatrical Transformations,"
Oct. 2006)
Oph3lia
by Aya Ogawa. (Loren Edelson, "Ophelia, Thrice Born,"
June 2008)
Panic! (How
to Be Happy!)
by Richard Foreman.
(Marc Robinson, "Permanent Brain Stasis," Feb. 2003)
(Jonathan Kalb, "How I Watch a Richard Foreman Play,"
June 2003)
Pericles,
Prince of Tyre
by William Shakespeare
(Debra Hilborn, "Lost and Found and Lost Again," Mar.
2004)
The Permanent
Way
by David Hare. (Terry Stoller, "Railroaded," Feb. 2004)
The Pillowman
by Martin McDonagh. (Caridad Svich, "Interrogating
Drama," Apr. 2005)
(Jonathan Kalb, "Profound
Pathologies," July 2005)
The
Play What I Wrote
by Hamish McColl, Sean Foley and Eddie Braben
(David Finkle, "Hard Laughter," June 2003)
The
Proust Screenplay
by Harold Pinter. (Stanley Kauffmann, "A La Recherche du Temps
Perdu: The Proust Screenplay," Oct. 2005)
Rags
and Bones
by Noah Haidle (Gordon Carver, "New Rags, New Bones,"
Feb. 2005)
Remarks on Parks: A Symposium on Suzan-Lori
Parks (Apr. 2004)
Part One: Critics/Scholars
-- Brustein, Solomon, Garrett, Robinson
Part Two: Directors --
Foreman, Diamond, Gardiner, Walters
The
Return of Ulyssses
by Claudio Monteverdi. (Martin Puchner, "Animated Operas,"
Mar. 2004)
The
Revenger's Tragedy
by Cyril Tourneur. (Gordon Carver, "Rewriting Revenge,"
Apr. 2006)
Saint
Francois d'Assise
by Olivier Messiaen. (Robert Marx, "Landscape for a Saint,"
June 2003)
Sam's
Last Dance
by Sean Dixon. (Hersh Zeifman, "Staging Sam," Apr. 2006)
Seascape
by Edward Albee. (Una Chaudhuri, "Beyond Landscape," Jan.
2006)
Spring
Awakening: A New Musical
by Steven Sater and Duncan Sheik, adapted from Wedekind. (Shawn-Marie
Garrett, "Rude Awakening," May 2007
A Streetcar
Named Desire
by Tennessee Williams. (Marvin Carlson, "Psycho Streetcar,"
Jan. 2004)
Suitcase,
or Those That Resemble Flies from a Distance
by Melissa James Gibson. (Una Chaudhuri, "The Academic Abject,"
Feb. 2004)
Sweeney
Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
by Stephen Sondheim and Hugh Wheeler. (Caridad Svich, "Brilliant
Gestures," Feb. 2006)
Talking
to Terrorists
by Robin Soans. (Terry Stoller, "The Age of Terror," Sept.
2005)
Tall
Horse
by Khephra Burns. (Martin Puchner, "Animating Animals,"
Oct. 2005)
Thom
Pain (based on nothing)
by Will Eno. (Caridad Svich, "Anatomy of Abandonment,"
Oct. 2005)
Three
Seconds in the Key
by Deb Margolin. (Rebecca F. Weisberg, "Courtside Drama,"
July 2004)
Threepenny
Opera
by Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill. (Jonathan Kalb, "Dynastic
Reflections," June 2004)
The
Triple Happiness
by Brooke Berman. (Caridad Svich, "Fiction's Hold," Aug.
2004)
Trumbo
by Christopher Trumbo. (Terry Stoller, "To Whom It May Concern,"
Sept. 2003)
The
25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee
by Gwynn Dujardin. ("Singing the Standards," June 2005)
Ulrike
Maria Stuart
by Elfriede Jelinek. ("Bodies that Matter," Mar. 2007)
Vincent in
Brixton
by Nicholas Wright. (Robert Brustein, "Colorless Van Gogh,"
Apr. 2003)
Whatever
by Heather Woodbury. (Martin Harries, "Odysseys in America,"
Sept. 2003)
The Wild
Duck
by Henrik Ibsen. (Jonathan Kalb, "Dynastic Reflections,"
June 2004)
Woyzeck
by Georg Büchner. (Jonathan Kalb, "Song Logic,"
December 2002)
Zomboid!
by Richard Foreman. (Richard Foreman, "Notes on my Next Project--Zomboid!,"
Oct. 2005)
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