The Lively Art
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A treasury of criticism, commentary, observation, and insight from twenty years of the American Repertory Theatre, abundantly illustrated with photographs from A.R.T. archives. The notable contributors include a great many brilliant poets, novelists, dramatists, critics, scholars, lawyers, theatre directors, designers, and clowns. With an Introduction by Robert Brustein and Reflections by Robert J. Orchard.
The resident repertory company in Cambridge, Massachusetts, affiliated with Harvard and known as the American Repertory Theatre, has long been considered one of the country's most…mehr

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A treasury of criticism, commentary, observation, and insight from twenty years of the American Repertory Theatre, abundantly illustrated with photographs from A.R.T. archives. The notable contributors include a great many brilliant poets, novelists, dramatists, critics, scholars, lawyers, theatre directors, designers, and clowns. With an Introduction by Robert Brustein and Reflections by Robert J. Orchard.
The resident repertory company in Cambridge, Massachusetts, affiliated with Harvard and known as the American Repertory Theatre, has long been considered one of the country's most innovative cultural resources. Here is a treasury of criticism, reflection, observation, and insight from the A.R.T.'s past twenty years, gleaned from its newsletters, conferences, post-production symposia, and pre-show talks, abundantly illustrated with photographs from A.R.T. archives. The notable contributors include a great many brilliant poets, novelists, dramatists, critics, scholars, lawyers, theatre directors, designers, and clowns, many of them Nobel and Pulitzer Prize winners.
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Arthur Holmberg is the ART's literary director. He has also written The Theatre of Robert Wilson, acted as U.S. editor for The World Encyclopedia of Contemporary Theatre, and published articles in the New York Times, the Washington Post, American Theatre, and other periodicals.