2009/2010 SEASON
• WBUR - Here and Now - Interview with Director Diane Paulus
• NECN - Artistic Director Breathes New Life into A.R.T.
• Boston Globe - Disco, Sox, and Bard at A.R.T. - Megan Tench
• Variety - Paulus give A.R.T. a makeover - Frank Rizzo
• Hartford Courant - A Dramatically Different Kind of Theater Season is Announced - Frank Rizzo
• Talkin Broadway - Interview with Diane Paulus - Matthew Small
• 2009/2010 Season on the ARTblog
• Press Release (html) (pdf)

• Welcome - from Gideon Lester, Director of the 08/09 Season
• Boston Phoenix - Craacking the wise - by Carolyn Clay
• Boston Metro - The flowers of Romance - by Nick Dussault
• Berkshire Fine Arts - Courtroom Farce Makes a Mockery of the Law - by Charles Giuliano
• Curtain Up - Romance Lauches the American Repertory Theater's Mamet Festival - by Larry Switzky
• The White Rhino Report - David Mamet in Rare Form in Cambridge
• The Boston Globe - In this court, you'll laugh with conviction - by Louise Kennedy
• Boston Theater Examiner - A fine 'Romance' at A.R.T. - by Donn Saylor
• JimSullivanInk.com - A nasty, funny farce at the A.R.T. - by Jim Sullivan
• The Boston Globe - Mamet's Romance Language - by Megan Tench
• David Mamet is a Funny Guy - by Brendan Shea
• Cambridge Marriage: Mamet at the A.R.T. - by Sean Bartley
• A Mamet Reunion: Sexual Perversity in Chicago and The Duck Variations - by Sean Bartley
• Short Works, Long Histories: David Mamet, Harold Pinter, Shel Silverstein - by Scott Zigler
• Romance on the ARTblog
• In Memoriam: Robert Brustein remembers Paul Benedict (1938-2008)
• ARTicles Vol. 7 No. 4 - entire issue as PDF, requires current version of free reader from Adobe.com

• Welcome - from Gideon Lester, Director of the 08/09 Season
• Edge Boston - Trojan Barbie - by Killian Melloy
• Talkin Broadway - Trojan Barbie - Matthew Small
• WBUR - Familiar Themes Acted Out Uncharacteristically - by Ed Siegel
• Tufts Daily - A.R.T.'s re-visioning of Eurpidies contrasts classic tragedy with modern warfare - by Victoria Petrosino
• WGBH - Center Stage with Jared Bowen
• Boston Phoenix - Tough Neighborhoods: The A.R.T. enlists Trojan Barbie - by Carolyn Clay
• Boston Globe - Suffering across the ages - her 'Trojan Barbie' shares visions of women and war - by Megan Tench
• Weekly Dig - Trojan Barbie - Is not a Barbie girl, nor in a Barbie's world - by David Day
• Boston Metro - All Dolled Up - 'Barbie' playwright says what ends badly ends well - by Linda Laban - photo: K. Mitchell
• Playwright's Note - by Christine Evans
• Dolls of War - Gideon Lester talks to playwright Christine Evans about the origins of Trojan Barbie - by Gideon Lester
• Carmel O'Reilly - From Súgán to the A.R.T. - by Lynde Rosario
• And the Myth Goes On - by Katie Mallinson
• Euripides and The Trojan Women - by Katie Mallinson
• Trojan Barbie on the ARTblog
• Program - entire booklet as pdf
• In Memoriam: Robert Brustein remembers Paul Benedict (1938-2008)
• ARTicles Vol. 7 No. 4 - entire issue as PDF, requires current version of free reader from Adobe.com

• Welcome - from Diane Paulus, Artistic Director, and Gideon Lester, Director of the 08/09 Season
• Beckett, Endgame, Mortality, and Laughter - by Whitney Eggers
• Setting the Stage for Endgame - Fifty years of apocalyptic ambience - by Heidi Nelson
• Criticical Commentary on Endgame - compiled by Heidi Nelson
• Playing at Death - by Whitney Eggers
• Boston Globe - Last Laughs in Endgame - by Louise Kennedy
• Bostonist - Endgame at American Repertory Theatre - by Rick Sawyer
• Boston Herald - Beckett has last laugh - by Jenna Scherer
• Boston Theater Examiner - A home at the end of the world - by Donn Saylor
• Patriot Ledger - Loads of grim laughs in Beckett's Endgame - by Iris Fanger
• EDGE Boston - Endgame - by Kilian Melloy
• Boston Phoenix - Endgame at the A.R.T.: Death duties - by Carolyn Clay
• South Coast Today - Discovering light amid darkness in 'Cat' and 'Endgame' - by David Brooks Andrews
• Berkshire Fine Arts - Beckett's Elusive Endgame at American Repertory Theatre: Stunning Play Features a Brilliant Cast - by Mark Favermann
• Endgame on the ARTblog
• Program - entire booklet as pdf
• ARTicles Vol. 7 No. 3 - entire issue as PDF, requires current version of free reader from Adobe.com

• Welcome - from Diane Paulus, Artistic Director, and Gideon Lester, Director of the 08/09 Season
• Timeline of Chekhov's Life - compiled by Brendan Shea
• Konstantin's Vision - Ryan McKittrick interviews director János Szász
• Symbolism, Melodrama, and Love - Is The Seagull tragedy or farce? - by Paul Stacey
• No More No Man's Land - Szász eliminates the divide between the actors and the audience - by Ryan McKittrick
• From the MXAT with Love - A second-year dramaturgy student longs for Moscow - by Sean Bartley
• Cambridge to Moscow to Cambridge to the World...and Back! - by Kati Mitchell
• Berkshire Fine Arts - The Seagull Startling at American Rep: A New Perspective on a Modern Classic - by Mark Favermann
• Tufts Daily - Chekhov's The Seagull transformed at A.R.T. - by Brianna Beehler
• WGBH: Center Stage with Jared Bowen
• Boston Metro - Flying high again - A.R.T. makes The Seagull soar - by Nick Dussault
• Boston Phoenix - Tons of Love: The A.R.T. lets The Seagull loose - by Carolyn Clay
• Boston Globe - A bold departure - by Louise Kennedy
• Edge Boston - The Seagull - by Kilian Melloy
• Boston Nightlife.com - When New Forms Meet Old Pretension, With A Moistened Dash Of Axl Rose: Chekhov's The Seagull at the American Repertory Theater - by Sarah Thomas
• Boston Globe - Divine Intervention - by Megan Tench
• Boston Globe - Seagull set evokes divinity, decay - a slideshow - by Dina Rudick
• Edge Boston - Versatile Cheryl D. Singleton Adapts to Any Role - by Kay Bourne
• The Seagull on the ARTblog
• Program - entire booklet as PDF
• ARTicles Vol. 7 No. 3 - entire issue as PDF, requires current version of free reader from Adobe.com

• Welcome - from Gideon Lester, Director of the 08/09 Season
• Circus Dreams - Aurélia Thierrée talks to Gideon Lester about Aurélia's Oratorio
• The Family Circus - Victoria Thierrée Chaplin, Aurélia Thierrée, and Cirque Nouveau, by Sean Bartley
• WGBH-TV - Holiday Center Stage - Center Stage with Jared Bowen
• Boston Metro - Extra-'Oratorio'-dinary! - by Nick Dussault
• Boston Herald - Little Tramp's kind share Oratorio's big success - by Jenna Scherer
• Boston Globe - Circus life is but a dream - by Louise Kennedy
• Edge Boston - Aurélia's Oratorio - by Killian Melloy
• Taunton Daily Gazette- Aurélia's Oratorio full of visual surprises - by Constance Gorfinkle
• Aurélia's Oratorio on the ARTblog
• Program - entire booklet as PDF
• ARTicles Vol. 7 No. 2 - entire issue as PDF, requires current version of free reader from Adobe.com

• Welcome - from Gideon Lester, Director of the 08/09 Season
• An Empire of the Imagination - Playwright Anne Washburn descripes the evolution of The Communist Dracula Pageant
• Nicolae Ceausescu: The Sceptered President - by Marshall Botvinick
• The Two Annes - Gideon Lester introduces Anne Washburn and Anne Kauffman, the writer and director of The Communist Dracula Pageant
• In Search of the Ceausescus - On the road in Romania with playwright Anne Washburn
• The Rise and Fall of Nicolae Ceausescu - a timeline from The Communist Dracula Pageant program, by Marshall Botvinick
• The Last Days of the Ceausescus - by Marshall Botvinick
• Not a Matter of What, but Why - a reaction to The Communist Dracula Pageant, by Kay Israel, PhD
• People and Places - a short glossary of people and places in The Communist Dracula Pageant, from the program, assembled by Beck Holden
• From Bloodthirsty Demon to, Well... - the evolution of the Dracula mythos, by Beck Holden
• The Secret Lives of Dictators - a short history, compiled by Sara Bookin-Weiner
• Harvard Law Record - The Communist Dracula Pageant attacks historical absolutism - by Andrew Kalloch
• The Boston Phoenix - Of myth and men - by Carolyn Clay
• Edge Boston - a review - by Kilian Melloy
• Edge Boston - Political play promises potent Halloween brew - by Robert Israel
• Boston Globe - Farce? Horror tale? History play? All the above, creators hope - by Megan Tench
• The Enterprise - Play sinks teeth into unholy Romanian regime - by Constance Gorfinkle
• CDP on the ARTblog
• Program - entire booklet as PDF
• ARTicles Vol. 7 No. 2 - entire issue as PDF, requires current version of free reader from Adobe.com

• Ms. Smith Goes to Washington - by Sean Bartley
• A Search for Grace - Anna Deavere Smith interview by Gideon Lester
• And the Women are Tutsi - by Anna Deavere Smith - The Kigali Genocide Memorial's photo wall
• Introduction - from the Let Me Down Easy program - by Diane Paulus & Gideon Lester
• Author's Notes - by Anna Deavere Smith
• Voices from Landstuhl - by Anna Deavere Smith
• Listening and Talking - excerpted by Gideon Lester from Letters to a Young Artist by Anna Deavere Smith
• Program - entire booklet as PDF
• Let Me Down Easy on the ARTblog
• Bay State Banner - Building Character - by Robin Hamilton
• Boston Globe - For by Anna Deavere Smith, the way is rarely 'Easy' - by Megan Tench
• Boston Globe - Exploring grace with Anna Deavere Smith - by Michael Paulson
• Boston Globe - Grace Among a World of Characters - by Louise Kennedy
• Boston Phoenix - Body politic - by Iris Fanger
• Boston Phoenix - Undiscovered country - by Carolyn Clay
• Edge Boston - review by Kilian Melloy
• Harvard Gazette - ‘Grace in the Dark’: Conversations with Anna Deavere Smith - by Stephanie Schorow
• Patriot-Ledger - Anna Deavere Smith captivates - by Iris Fanger
• SouthCoastToday.com - Two theatrical takes on mortality - by David Brooks Andrews
• WBUR/Here and Now - (requires free RealPlayer from Real.com) - Anna Deavere Smith interview with Robin Young (September 25, 2008)
• The World - PRI/BBC/WGBH raido - Lisa Mullens interviews Anna Deavere SMith
• Welcoming Diane Paulus - the A.R.T.'s new artistic director
• Boston Globe - Bold gestures, iron will - by Megan Tench - audio slideshow
• New York Times - profile of Diane Paulus
• New York Times - review of of Hair in Central Park
• Downstage Center - XM Radio / American Theatre Wing interview with Diane Paulus
• Ellen McLaughlin on Ajax in Iraq - A.R.T./MXAT Public Performances
• ARTicles Vol. 7 No. 1 - entire issue as PDF, requires current version of free reader from Adobe.com

• From Lake Como to Cambridge - interview with playwrites Stephen Greenblatt and Charles Mee by Ryan McKittrick
• Playing with Shakespeare - ten tricks & twists - by Sarah Ollove
• Deep Waters - the wizardry of Les Waters - by Sarah Ollove
• A Note on Cardenio - program note by Stephen Greenblatt and Charles Mee
• Renaissance Scholar as Playwright - Sarah Ollove interviews Stephen Greenblatt
• There Is No Such Thing As an Original Play - by Charles Mee
• Synopsis of Chapters 23-34 of Don Quixote by Miguel de Cervantes - compiled by Sarah Ollove
• Synopsis of The Double Falsehood by Lewis Theobald
• Video interview with Stephen Greenblatt
• Video interview with Charles Mee
• program - entire booklet as PDF
• Cardenio on the ARTblog
• Boston Globe - Dramatic license - by Sam Allis
• Boston Phoenix - The Shakespeare mystery: Everything (almost) you wanted to know about Cardenio - by Jeffrey Gantz
• Christian Science Monitor - Behind this month's staging of a 'lost' Shakespeare play - by Iris Fanger
• Edge Boston - review by Kilian Melloy
• New York Times - Shakespearean Brushes Up His Playwriting - by Celia McGee
• Patriot-Ledger - The Bard’s lost ‘Cardenio’: Recycled, adapted and renewed - by Constance Gorfinkle
• WBUR/Morning Edition - review by Ed Siegel
•ARTicles Vol. 6 No. 4 - entire issue as PDF, requires current version of free reader from Adobe.com

• Welcome - from Acting Artistic Director Gideon Lester
• Elections and Erections - apartheid, sex, and humor - by Pieter-Dirk Uys
• Forign Aids - what kids know about AIDS - by Pieter-Dirk Uys
• Fighting Words - an angry man who had to laugh - by Sarah Ollove
• Never a Dull Moment! - excerpts by Pieter-Dirk Uys from his book, Elections and Erections: A Memoir of Fear and Fun!
• Bay Windows - A farce to be reckoned with - by Brian Jewell
• Boston Globe - Making theater of the politics of the absurd - by Louise Kennedy
• Boston Globe - Change agent: it's one man, many characters in satire 'Elections & Erections' - by Linda Matchan
• Boston Phoenix - It's out of this world: "The ART hosts Elections & Erections ..." - by Carolyn Clay
• Cambridge Chronicle/TAB Newspapers - A new show about "Elections and Erections" - by Alexander Stevens
• Edge Boston - review by Robert Israel
• Edge Boston - Pieter-Dirk Uys unveils ’Elections and Erections’ at ART - by Robert Israel
• The World/WGBH-BBC - LISTEN to a Pieter-Dirk Uys interview with Lisa Mullens
• program- entire booklet as PDF
• Elections & Erections on the ARTblog
• ARTicles Vol. 6 No. 3 - entire issue as PDF, requires free reader version 6 or later from Adobe.com

• Welcome - from Acting Artistic Director Gideon Lester
• Memories of the Future - Gideon Lester talks to director Arthur Nauzyciel
• As Sassy As You Dare! - The aesthetics of Arthur Nauzyciel - by Njål Mjøs
• It Came, It Saw, It Conquered - Shakespeare’s Caesar through Political Strife - by Sean Bartley
• Program Notes: The Power of Speech - by Gideon Lester
• Program Notes: Shakespeare and Plutarch - Marshall Botvinick
• program- entire booklet as PDF
• Julius Caesar on the ARTblog
• Boston Globe - Julius Caesar makes play on American politics - by Louise Kennedy
• Boston Globe - ART, director shake up 'Julius Caesar' - by Megan Tench
• Edge Boston - review by Kilian Melloy
• Harvard Crimson - A.R.T.'s Modern 'Julius Caesar' Says It Right - by Melanie E. Long
• TheatreMania.com - review by Sandy MacDonald
• Tufts Daily News - review by Hannah Ehrlich
• Rome/London/Boston: Reflections on Arthur Nauzyciel’s Julius Caesar and contemporary theatre - audio podcast of symposium sponsored by A.R.T. and Center for European Studies at Harvard, February 19, 2008
• ARTicles Vol. 6 No. 3 - entire issue as PDF, requires free reader version 6 or later from Adobe.com

• Welcome - from acting artistic director Gideon Lester
• Michael Frayn: Renaissance Man of the World - by Heidi Nelson
• Three Characters in Search of an Ending - by Katie Rasor
• Who's Who in Copenhagen - by Lynde Rosario
• Redesigning the Atom - by Sean Bartley
• program notes: Welcome - from acting artistic director Gideon Lester
• program notes: Resolute Uncertainty - Heidi Nelson talks with director Scott Zigler
• program notes: What Really Happened in Copenhagen? - Letters from Heisenberg and Bohr
• program notes: Notes on Heisenberg and the Bomb - Compiled by Katie Rasor
• program - entire booklet as PDF
• Boston Globe - 'Copenhagen' dazzles and confounds at the ART - by Louise Kennedy
• Boston Globe - Kuntz takes quantum leap at the ART - by Terry Byrne
• Cape Cod Times - Truth is relative in 'Copenhagen' - by Alicia Blaisdell-bannon
• Edge Boston - review by Kilian Melloy
• Patriot Ledger - ATOMIC’S POWER; ‘Copenhagen’ imagines what famous meeting between physicists might have been like - by Jody Feinberg
• TAB Newspapers -WWII Drama Unfolds in 'Copenhagen' - by Francis Ma•
• ARTicles Vol. 6 No. 2 - entire issue as PDF, requires free reader version 6 or later from Adobe.com

• Welcome - from acting artistic director Gideon Lester
• Child's Play - interview with Nilaja Sun by Gideon Lester
• Leaving No Child Left Behind - by Katie Rasor - What Can Be Done?
• program notes: No Child ... and No Child Left Behind - by Steve Seidel
• program notes: A Brief Look at Boston and Massachusetts - by Glenn Koocher
• program - entire booklet as PDF
• Boston Globe - Editorial: Theatre as classroom
• Boston Globe - One actress, one troubled school full of characters - by Megan Tench
• Boston Phoenix - From Ma'am with Love - by Carolyn Clay
• Boston Phoenix - Acting teacher: Nilaja Sun’s journey from tough schools to art - by Sally Cragin
• Edge Boston - Nilaja Sun on ’No Child...’ - by Kay Bourne
• Edutopia - Education, Off Broadway - by Fran Smith
• Theatre Development Fund - A Class Act
• WBUR - review by Ed Siegel
• YouTube Video - excerpt from No Child ...
• ARTicles Vol. 6 No. 2 - entire issue as PDF, requires free reader version 6 or later from Adobe.com

• Darko Days - by Ryan McKittrick
• Staging the End of the World - by Sarah Wallace
• Fragments from The Philosophy of Time Travel by Roberta Sparrow - from The Donnie Darko Book by Richard Kelly
• program - entire program booklet as PDF
• on the ARTblog
• BerkshireFineArts.com - Donnie Darko Boffo - by Mark Favermann
• Boston Globe - Demon rabbits, sacrifice, and the end of the world - by Joel Brown
• Bostonist - Preview: "Donnie Darko" at ART - by Victoria Welch
• Bostonist - Follow Frank into "Donnie Darko" - by Victoria Welch
• Boston Metro - A Shot in the 'Darko' - by Nick Dussault
• Boston Phoenix - Rabbit food: Donnie Darko takes to the stage - by Iris Fanger
• NPR - All Things Considered - Cult Appeal of 'Darko' Film Spawns Stage Version - by Andrea Shea
• Patriot-Ledger - Streamlined 'Donnie Darko' keeps its impact - by Constance Gorfinkle
• SciFi Channel - review by Michael Marano
• WBUR - Morning Edition - 'Donnie Darko' On Stage - by Andrea Shea
• ARTicles Vol. 6 No. 1 - entire issue as PDF, requires free reader version 6 or later from Adobe.com

DON JUAN GIOVANNI & FIGARO
• Mozart and Company - Gideon Lester introduces the "opera-plays" that open the 2007-08 Season
• Thief of Hearts: The Potency of Don Juan - by Sarah Ollove / Don Juan Giovanni Program Notes - by Steven Epp & Dominique Serrand
• You Say You Want a Revolution? - by Sarah Ollove / Figaro Program Notes - by Steven Epp & Dominique Serrand
• program - entire program booklet for both opera-plays as PDF
• on the ARTblog
• Boston Globe - A joy ride with Mozart and Moliere - by Louise Kennedy
• Boston Globe - Merger mania - by Matthew Guerrieri
• Boston Phoenix - Figaro review by Carolyn Clay
• Boston Phoenix - Don ho! On the road with Mozart and Molière in Don Juan Giovanni - by Carolyn Clay
• Boston Phoenix - Would you like Mozart with that? - by Sally Cragin
• Edge Boston - review by Robert Nesti
• TAB newspapers - Mashing up Mozart and Moliere to make two new operas at ART - by Francis Ma
SXIP'S HOUR OF CHARM
• Boston Globe - Quirky acts add up to a charming revue - by Marc Hirsh
• Edge Boston - Don't Sxip This Charming Hour - by Kilian Melloy
• Edge Boston - Sxip's Hour of Charm, Weekend Two - by Kilian Melloy
• Edge Boston - Sxip Shirey’s Hour of Charm to Rise in Cambridge
THE VEILED MONOLOGUES
• Lifting The Veil - Tom Sellar introduces The Veiled Monologues
• Boston Globe - Lifting the Veil - by Stacey Kors
• Boston Phoenix - by Sally Cragin
• Village Voice - Death to the Unchaste - by Tom Sellar
ARTicles Vol. 6 No. 1 - entire issue as PDF, requires free reader version 6 or later from Adobe.com

NO MAN'S LAND
• Pinter Land - by Miriam Weisfeld
• Still Cracking Away! - Ryan McKittrick interviews No Man's Land director David Wheeler
• Four Men's Land - Katie Rasor introduces the cast of No Man's Land
• YouTube Video - on making No Man's Land
• ARTblog - Henry David Clarke actor blog - all No Man's Land posts
• Boston Globe Op Ed - Time stops in its tracks - by Ed Siegel
• Boston Globe - Piercing Pinter's world - by Louise Kennedy - Audio Slide Show
• Boston Globe - The family that plays together - by Terry Byrne
• Boston Phoenix - Land ahoy - by Iris Fanger
• Edge Boston - review by Kilian Melloy
• Somerville Journal - Paul Benedict enters darkness of Pinter's 'No Man's Land' - by Francis Ma
• No Man's Land program - entire booklet as PDF (requires free reader from Adobe.com)
A.R.T./MXAT Institute's THE KILLING GAME
• Dance and Shout - Scott Zigler and the Institute Class of 2007 take on Ionesco - by Miriam Weisfeld
• ARTblog - all The Killing Game posts
ARTicles Vol. 5 No. 4 - entire issue as PDF, requires free reader version 6 or later from Adobe.com, print at 68% for 8.5x11

Oliver with a Twist - by Sarah Ollove
Bartlett's Creations - Katie Rasor interviews director Neil Bartlett
Merry Music in Dickens' London - by Njal Mjoes
Program Notes: Staging Oliver Twist - by Neil Bartlett
Boston Globe - A Strong Twist: Bartlett works magic in adapting classic for a US premiere - by Louise Kennedy
• audio slide show - with Boston Globe theatre critic Louise Kennedy
Boston Globe - A Dramatic Twist - by Catherine Foster
Boston Phoenix - Fagin's Follies: Neil Bartlett's Oliver Twist - by Caroline Clay
Daily Telegraph - review by Charles Spencer
Edge Boston - Neil Bartlett on Oliver Twist - by Robert Nesti
Edge Boston - review by Killan Melloy
TheatreMania.com - review by Sandy MacDonald
Variety - review by Frank Rizzo
Oliver Twist program - entire booklet as PDF (requires free reader from Adobe.com)
YouTube Video - Adapting Oliver Twist for the Stage
ARTicles Vol. 5 No. 3 - entire issue as PDF, requires free reader version 6 or later from Adobe.com, print at 68% for 8.5x11

THE ONION CELLAR
• Living Dolls - by Ryan McKittrick
• Creating the Onion Cellar - Neena Arndt talks with designer Christine Jones
• ARTblog - Amanda Palmer is #2 on the Globe's list of most stylish Bostonians
• Boston Globe - Dolls, ART make beautiful mess in 'Cellar' - by Louise Kennedy
• Boston Globe - Creative risks are at heart of 'Onion Cellar' - by Joan Anderman
• Boston Globe - Two for the show: On stage and off, Dresden Dolls' chemistry is a volatile mix - by Jonathan Perry
• Edge Boston - The Dresden Dolls live up to their rep as a "Brechtian Punk Cabaret" in free-form, atmospheric collaboration - by Kilian Melloy
• Edge Boston - Dresden Doll Brian Viglione on The Onion Cellar - by Robert Nesti
• Patriot-Ledger - Dresden Dolls an overwhelming force - by Iris Fanger
• Boston Phoenix - Tracks of her tears: The Dresden Dolls rock The Onion Cellar - by Carolyn Clay
• Boston Phoenix - Crying game - The Dresden Dolls and the ART grapple in The Onion Cellar - by Jim Sullivan
• BroadwayWorld.com - ART Scores A Hit With ‘The Onion Cellar’ - by Olena Ripnick
THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST
• The Importance of Being Subversive - by Sarah Wallace
• Playing in Earnest - Gideon Lester interviews Jon Haynes of Ridiculusmus
• Boston Globe - Multiplied by Two - by Catherine Foster
• Edge Boston - British Duo Ridiculusmus Goes Wilde With Earnest - by Robert Nesti
• The Guardian (UK) - review by Lyn Gardner
ARTicles Vol. 5 No. 2 - entire issue as PDF, requires free reader version 6 or later from Adobe.com, print at 68% for 8.5x11
A.R.T. Connections - November 2006
A.R.T. Connections - December 2006

Angels on Stage - Gideon Lester introduces Wings of Desire
Falling into the World - Ray Carney introduces the Wim Wenders film, Wings of Desire (Himmel uber Berlin)
ART Blog - Gideon Lester and Kati Mitchell report from Amsterdam
Out of Berlin - by Gideon Lester
"Away with the world behind the world!" - by Dirkje Houtman
Making Angels - the origins of Wings of Desire
Wings of Desire program as PDF (requires free reader from Adobe.com)
Boston Globe - International collaboration set `Wings' in motion - by Louise Kennedy
Boston Globe - Taking to the air - by Louise Kennedy
Boston Globe - The angel & the aerialist - by Mark Feeney
Boston Phoenix - Urban renewal - by Matt Ashare
Boston Phoenix - Flights of angels - by Carolyn Clay
Edge Boston - Gideon Lester on Wings of Desire - by Robert Nesti
Edge Boston - review by Kilian Melloy
Metro (pdf) - Into the 'Wing' of Things - Mam Smith, who taught Mariah Carey how to fly and actresses how to drown, rises above it all. - by Nick Dussault
New York Times - Angels Who Came to Earth Now Come to the Stage - by Donna Kornhaber and David Kornhaber
New York Times - Foolishly, an Angel Falls in Love and Rushes In ... and Up - by Charles Isherwood
Variety - review by Frank Rizzo
ARTicles Vol. 5 No. 2 - entire issue as PDF, requires free reader version 6 or later from Adobe.com, print at 68% for 8.5x11
A.R.T. Connections - November 2006
A.R.T. Connections - December 2006

Class Act - Gideon Lester introduces Marivaux's comedy Island of Slaves
Unfamiliar Worlds - John Herndon talks with set and costume designer David Zinn
Love Play - Gideon Lester introduces the theatre of Marivaux (from vol 1 no 3a)
A Century of Change - the life and times of Marivaux (from vol 1 no 3a)
Boston Globe - Turnabouts result in masterful play - by Ed Siegel
Boston Globe - A spin on the classics: 1725 French play gets a modern update, in drag - by Louise Kennedy
Patriot-Ledger - Mischievous ‘Slaves’ on target - by Iris Fanger.
Boston Phoenix - Club Marivaux: ART docks at Island of Slaves - by Iris Fanger
Boston Phoenix - Poetry in Motion - by Carolyn Clay
Variety - by Frank Rizzo
WBUR - Booty Break: Drag queens liven up a new adaptation an 18th-century social comedy - by Bill Marx
ARTifact - a Quicktime video on the making of Island of Slaves - larger version of the video
Island of Slaves Program as PDF (requires free reader from Adobe.com)
ARTicles Vol. 4 No. 4 as PDF (requires free reader from Adobe.com)
Connections - May 2006

Charlie Victor Romeo - Neena Arndt introduces the live performance documentary
Boston Globe - Charlie Victor Romeo: 'We are in emergency' - by Alex Beam
Boston Phoenix - Crash arts: Charlie Victor Romeo tells true tales of air emergency - by Steve Vineberg
Charlie Victor Romeo Program (requires free reader from Adobe.com)
ARTicles Vol. 4 No. 4 as PDF (requires free reader from Adobe.com)
Connections - May 2006

The Civilians Have a Few Questions for You! - by Kirsten Bowen
Boston Globe - Turning the sad truth into spirited satire - by Ed Siegel
Boston Globe - Theater troupe gets creative with the facts - by Louise Kennedy
Boston Phoenix - Who do you trust?: The Civilians come to town - by Sally Cragin
New York Times - They Feel a Homeland Security Song Coming On - by Jason Zinoman
New York Times - A Funny and Sad Look at Facts, Myths and Spin - by Charles Isherwood
New York Times multimedia - The Civilians Slides and Interview
ARTicles Vol. 4 No. 4 as PDF (requires free reader from Adobe.com)
Connections - April 2006

ARTifact - video clips by Denise Marika with music from the production (Quicktime movie)
A Trip to the Underworld - Ryan McKittrick speaks with writer/composer/performer Rinde Eckert
The Myth of Orpheus - in art and legend
Projecting the Underworld - Miriam Weisfeld introduces the video art of Denise Marika
Unfamiliar Worlds - John Herndon talks with set and costume designer David Zinn
Boston Globe - Up from the Underworld - by Ed Siegel
Boston Globe - Making a myth modern - by Louise Sullivan
Boston Phoenix - Down under: Rinde Eckert retools the Orpheus myth - by Carolyn Clay
Boston Phoenix - Music man: The ART leads Orpheus into the future - by Iris Fanger
EDGE Boston - Orpheus X - by Robert Nesti
Patriot-Ledger - MUSICAL MYTH: Rinde Eckert is in tune with A.R.T.'s elegant, artful 'Orpheus X' - by Jon Lehman
Patriot-Ledger - Eckert molds myths into modern life - by Constance Corfinkle
Variety - Orpheus X - by Frank Rizzo
WBUR - A Heaven of a Hell - by Bill Marx
program as PDF (requires free reader from Adobe.com)
ARTicles Vol. 4 No. 4 as PDF (requires free reader from Adobe.com)
Connections - March 2006
Connections - April 2006

Will the Real Will Shakespeare Please Stand Up? - by Christopher R. Hildebrand
How Romeus Became Romeo - Comparing of Arthur Brooke's poem with Shakespeare's play - by Ryan McKittrick
What's in a Name? - Director Gadi Rolldiscusses the play with Gideon Lester
Re: R&J - What critics have said - compiled by Mark Poklemba
Kasia Maimone - From the Runway to the Great White Way - by Rachael Rayment
Boston Globe - Doomed love at the last minute - by Louise Kennedy
Boston Globe - In ART's 'Romeo and Juliet,' rage consumes the romance - by Ed Siegel
Boston Metro (pdf) - Fear Factor: scariest things about being Juliet - by Michael Friedson
Boston Phoenix - Love and Death - by Carolyn Clay
ARTicles Vol. 4 No. 3 as PDF (requires free reader from Adobe.com)
Romeo & Juliet Program (requires free reader from Adobe.com)
Connections - February 2006
Connections - March 2006

Sartre and the Theatre of Questions - by Mark Poklemba
Boston Globe - The private hell ART cast creates is heavenly in 'No Exit' - by Ed Siegel
Boston Globe - Exit Strategies - by Louise Kennedy
Boston Phoenix - Balancing Act: The ART tips for No Exit - by Iris Fanger
Boston Phoenix - Re-entry: ART's No Exit returns - by Lisa Weisstuch
Dancing Memory - Home Movies - Rachael Rayment introduces the Zero Arrow performances by Everett Dance Theatre
Boston Globe - Home Movies has flashes of poignancy - by Thea Singer
WBUR/Here and Now - Family Ties: Everett Dance Theatre's Home Movies - by Lynn Menegon
ARTicles Vol. 4 No. 2 as PDF (requires free reader from Adobe.com)
No Exit Program (requires free reader from Adobe.com)
Connections - January 2006

Shadowland - Gideon Lester introduces the theatre of Krystian Lupa
Coating the Pill - Heather Helinsky explores Anton Chekhov's sense of humor
Who is Krystian Lupa? - the acclaimed Polish director's work finds an English-speaking audience - by Allen Kuharski
Boston Globe - An existential 'Sisters' act - by Ed Siegel
Boston Globe - His arduous road to Chekhov: Lupa brings an exacting process - by Louise Kennedy
Boston Phoenix - Poland springs - Master director Krystian Lupa at ART - by Iris Fanger
Polished News - Three Sisters Review (in English) - by Sylvia Gustowski
Variety - review by Frank Rizzo
White Eagle - New England - in Polish (PDF)
Institute Performances - Mayhem (December 8-10); This Is How It Goes (December 15-17)
ARTicles Vol. 4 No. 2 as PDF (requires free reader from Adobe.com)
ARTifact - The Making of Three Sisters - bigger - smaller - get Quicktime 7
ART Connections - November 2005
• Renowned European Director Stages Three Sisters
ART Connections - December 2005
• The Gift of Theatre!
• Beyond Words: Krystian Lupa discusses Chekhov's Three Sisters
• Institute launches first full season at Zero Arrow
• Inside the A.R.T.: Scott Zigler, Director of the A.R.T. Institute
ART Blog: Three Sisters in Edinburgh - by Gideon Lester

Tilting at Windmills - in the Air!- Double Edge Theatre's imagistic fantasy on Don Quixote - by Shari Perkins
director's notes by Stacy Klain - more details
Boston Globe - Double Edge is on a quest for discovery: founder turns her despair into creativity - by Louise Kennedy
Boston Phoenix - Full tilt: Double Edge responds to Don Quixote - by Iris Fanger
ARTicles Vol. 4 No. 2 as PDF (requires free reader from Adobe.com)
Connections - November 2005
• Inside the A.R.T.: Tracy Keene, Front-of-House and Company Manager
• the UnPOSSESSED at Zero Arrow Theatre

Welcome - from artistic director Robert Woodruff
The Crying of the Plañidera - Ryan McKittrick traces the development of The Keening
A Monster with One Thousand Heads - A Colombian Timeline - by Rachael Rayment
The Colombian War in the Theatre - Humberto Dorado's The Keening - by Guillermo González Uribe
A Note From the Playwright - by Humberto Dorado
Songs from The Keening - with translations
Variety Magazine - review by Frank Rizzo
Boston Globe - Mournful Keening cries out for justice in Colombia - by Maureen Dezell
Boston Phoenix - Town crier: ART presents The Keening - by Iris Fanger
Boston Phoenix - review by Carolyn Clay
Patriot-Ledger - A.R.T. to offer English premiere of Keening - by Constance Gorfinkle
Adiós a las trampas - free exhibition of children's art at Zero Arrow Theatre
The Keening restaurant deals - dine for less in the Harvard Square area
The Keening bookstore - shop related books from Amazon.com, donating a portion of all profits to the A.R.T.!
Institute Alumni News - follow the careers of graduates of the A.R.T's. professional training program!
Keening program (PDF) - with notes, bios, etc., advertising omitted, 18 pages, 371 KB
ARTicles Vol. 4 No. 1 as PDF (requires free reader from Adobe.com)
Connections - October 2005
• One-on-One with The Keening's Marisa Chibas
• Rob Orchard: A Traveler's Diary
• Inside the A.R.T.: Maura Henry, Executive Assistant
Connections - November 2005
• The Keening is praised by critics and audiences

Playing at Love: Daniel Albright introduces Bizet's Carmen
Director's Note - by Dominique Serrand
From An Orchestra to Two Pianos - by Bradley Greenwald
Boston Globe - 'Carmen' electric - by Ed Siegel
Boston Globe - At ART, aiming for an intimate yet grand 'Carmen' - by Louise Kennedy
Boston Phoenix - Bitter Bizet: Dominique Serrand's dark Carmen - by Lloyd Schwartz
Boston Phoenix - Bizet bodies - by Iris Fanger
Patriot-Ledger - Stripped-down ‘Carmen' is still stunning - by Iris Fanger
Patriot-Ledger - Sisters put heads together in A.R.T.'s ‘Carmen' - by Constance Gorfinkel
Talkin' Broadway - Theatre de la Jeune Lune stages a riveting Carmen
WBUR - Carmen Slenderized: The A.R.T's version of Bizet's opera offers earfuls of pleasure - by Bill Marx
Carmen program (PDF) - with notes, bios, etc., advertising omitted, 18 pages, 288 KB
ARTicles Vol. 4 No. 1 as PDF (requires free reader from Adobe.com)

Welcome: Amerika or the Disappearance - from artistic director Robert Woodruff
Fresh Off the Boat- Gideon Lester introduces Amerika or the Disappearance
Sins of the Father - Kafka's family and self-doubt - by Akiva Fox
Kafka's Modern Fantasy - by Akiva Fox
Disappearing Act - Ryan McKittrick speaks with director Dominique Serrand and Gideon Lester about Amerika
A Dark, Adapted Eye - Translating Kafka to the Contemporary Stage - by Mark Poklemba
Boston Globe - Laugh-out-loud Kafka? The ART finds humor in 'Amerika," if not dramatic depth - by Ed Siegel
Boston Globe - Discovering Amerika: as playwright, Lester finds himself in shifting identities of Kafka - by Louise Kennedy
Boston Phoenix - New worlds: Amerika and Frogz at the ART - by Carolyn Clay
Boston Phoenix - Amerikan pie: Kafka comes to the ART - by Iris Fanger
Here and Now - Gideon Lester interview on National Public Radio/WBUR
Patriot-Ledger - KAFKA'S AMERIKA; A.R.T.'s Gideon Lester presents author's unfinished novel on stage - by Jon Lehman

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Boston Globe - In 'FROGZ,' entertainment makes an intellectual leap - by Louise Kennedy
Boston Phoenix - New worlds: Amerika and Frogz at the ART - by Carolyn Clay
Boston Phoenix - Jump Street; FROGZ hops toward Cambridge - by Sally Cragin
EDGE Boston - FROGZ - by Howie Green
New York Times - They Do a Whole Lot More Than Croak on Lily Pads - by Lawrence Van Gelder

Welcome - from artistic director Robert Woodruff
Eugene O'Neill and the Birth of Desire - Stella Gorlin introduces Desire Under the Elms
O'Neill's Tragic Vision - by John Herndon
Stones Atop o' Stones - program notes by Stella Gorlin
Fathers and Sons in a No Man's Land - Ryan McKittrick interviews director János Szász
Boston Globe - 'He knows that it's OK not to know': approaching 'Desire' with an open mind - by Louise Kennedy
Boston Globe - Three, the hard way: A desolate love triangle drives ART's visceral 'Desire' - by Ed Siegel
Boston Phoenix - Native soil: Desire Under the Elms; The Buz’Gem Blues; All My Sons - by Carolyn Clay
Boston Phoenix - Rekindling Desire: János Szász and the ART take on Eugene O'Neill - by Iris Fanger
Patriot-Ledger - ART adds even more desire to ‘Elms' - by Iris Fanger

Edward Bond and the Morality of Violence - by Kirsten Bowen
Designing Olly - Amy Nora Long interviews designer David Zinn
Bond on Bond - the playwright in his own words
Destination Zero - Amy Nora Long reports on the A.R.T.'s new second stage, the Zero Arrow Theatre
Boston Globe - Everything is illuminated: In his third season at ART, artistic director Woodruff believes in many visions - by Louise Kennedy
Boston Globe - 'Prison' does not let go: ART powerfully captures the life of a defeated man - by Ed Siegel, Globe Staff
Patriot-Ledger - Violence is the life force in ‘Prison' - by Jon Lehman
Boston Phoenix - Of human bondage - by Carolyn Clay
Boston Phoenix - Inside and out: Olly's Prison comes to Zero Arrow Theatre - by Iris Fanger
Variety - by Frank Rizzo (requires Variety.com subscription or free trial subscription)
WBUR - Crime and Punishment - by Bill Marx

Welcome - from associate artistic director Gideon Lester
Dido's Passion - Akiva Fox traces Dido's journey across two thousand years of art and literature
A Rougher, Wilder Magic - Gideon Lester interviews Dido, Queen of Carthage director Neil Bartlett
Heavenly Wit, Hellish Vice - Emily Otto explores the sensational life of Christopher Marlowe
Marlowe's Mighty Line - John Herndon explores the playwright's impact on his contemporaries
Directing Dido - program notes by director Neil Bartlett
The Carthage Consort - Emily Otto introduces the musicians of Dido, Queen of Carthage
Boston Globe - 'Dido' puts in a rare appearance: The ART stages Marlowe's 1585 tragedy - by Louise Kennedy
Boston Phoenix - Olympian games: Cupid rules Neil Bartlett's Dido - by Carolyn Clay
Boston Phoenix - Marlowe's ghost: The ART pays homage to Dido, Queen of Carthage - by Iris Fanger
Patriot-Ledger - Lusty 'Dido' isn't for the faint of heart - by Iris Fanger
Patriot-Ledger - D'Aquila helps to bring Marlowe's 'Dido' to A.R.T. - by Constance Gorfinkle

the creation of the moon - Stella Gorlin explores the origins of the far side of the moon
reaching the far side - Rachael Amy Rayment introduces director Robert Lepage
music of the spheres - Mark Poklemba introduces far side of the moon composer Laurie Anderson
program notes - from director Robert Lepage
Boston Globe - Moonstruck: The ART poetically explores inner and outer space - by Ed Siegel
Boston Globe - From the moon to a mother's death in a one-man show - by Louise Kennedy
Boston Phoenix - Tossed in space: Robert Lepage's moon glows at the ART - by Carolyn Clay
Boston Phoenix - Personal space: Robert Lepage contemplates the moon - by Sally Cragin
Patriot-Ledger - Lepage reaches new heights with 'moon' - by Iris Fanger
WBUR - Full Moon - by Bill Marx

The Syringa Tree
Pamela Gien: Climbing the Syringa Tree - by Amy Nora Long
Boston Phoenix - South African roots: The Syringa Tree grows at the ART - by Sally Craigin
Patriot-Ledger - Experience apartheid through many eyes; Gien performs all 24 characters - by Jon Lehman
Patriot-Ledger - Award-winning one-woman show comes to the A.R.T. - by Constance Gorfinkle
Here and Now /WBUR - Pamela Gien interviewed by Robin Young
WBUR Online Arts - review by Bill Marx - listen

Foreign Aids
Pieter-Dirk Uys: Never a Dull Moment! - excerpts from his book, Elections and Erections
Boston Phoenix - AIDS inhibitor: Pieter-Dirk Uys is a clown on a crusade - by Carolyn Clay
Boston Phoenix - Dressed to thrill: Meet South Africa's political Uys - by Sally Craigin
The Connection - Pieter-Dirk Uys interview with Dick Gordon of WBUR/National Public Radio
Fresh Air - Pieter-Dirk Uys interview with Terry Gross of National Public Radio

Nothing But the Truth
John Kani: A Passion for the Truth - interview by Robert Woodruff
Boston Globe - Playwright-actor Kani brings 'Truth' out of South Africa - by Catherine Foster
Boston Phoenix - Editor's Pick: Truth teller-Tony winner John Kani brings his play to the ART
Boston Phoenix - Truth & reconciliation: John Kani tells a South African story - by Carolyn Clay
New York Times - The Ashes of Apartheid Don't Fit in a Tiny Box - by Ben Brantley

Welcome - from the A.R.T. leadership
Rampant and Scandalous - Ryan McKittrick introduces the world of Restoration theatre
The Spy Who Came into the Loeb - Kirsten Bowen introduces John Vanbrugh
Side Entrances - by John Herndon
Civility, Sex, and the City - a guide to manners, stench, and pleasure gardens - by Ryan McKittrick
English Roots in Virginia Soil - Restoration fashion, furniture, and American accents - by Kirsten Bowen
Boston Globe - ART gives 1697 play sassy update - by Ed Siegel
Boston Globe - Director delves into 17th-century desire, decay - by Catherine Foster
Boston Phoenix - Restoration marriage: The ART gets provok'd by John Vanbrugh - by Sally Craigin
Boston Phoenix - Restoration bardware: The ART gooses The Provok'd Wife - by Carolyn Clay
Patriot-Ledger - 'Provok'd' is stylish, witty and absolutely delicious - by Jon Lehman

Too Deep for Tears - by Arthur Holmberg
Tragic Song - Gideon Lester talks to Evan Ziporyn, composer for Oedipus
Opinion - Mary Lefkowitz introduces Sophocles' Oedipus Tyrannus
Past History - program notes by Gideon Lester
Boston Globe - Oedipus rocks: The Greek tragedy takes a sharp, political turn - by Ed Siegel
Boston Globe - Two strong voices and a classic drama - by Louise Kennedy
Boston Phoenix - Elemental Journey: Oedipus rules at the ART- by Carolyn Clay
Boston Phoenix - Son and lover: The ART takes on Oedipus - by Sally Craigin
EDGE Boston - review by David Foucher
Patriot-Ledger - 'Oedipus' deserves accolades - by Iris Fangerbl
WBUR - Oedipus Stretch - by Bill Marx
OedipusParados.mp3 - audio clip from the production score by Evan Ziporyn - 4:17 (2.9 MB)
OedipusStasimon4Excerpt.mp3 - audio clip from the production score by Evan Ziporyn - 1:25 (1.0 MB)

Welcome - from the A.R.T. leadership
Preparing for the Party - by Ryan McKittrick
Uneasy Union - Violence and Humor in Pinter's Early Plays - by Amy Nora Long
Party Politics - Ryan McKittrick talks with Birthday Party director JoAnne Akalaitis
In His Own Words - Pinter speaks for himself
View of the Party - by Harold Pinter
War - poetry from Pinter's recent collection
Boston Globe - ART's Party celebrates the Surreal - by Ed Siegel
Boston Globe - ART director celebrates simplicity in Pinter's complex Birthday Party - by Louise Kennedy
Boston Phoenix - After Endgame: JoAnne Akalaitis throws a Birthday Party - by Iris Fanger
Boston Phoenix - Vintage avant-garde - by Carolyn Clay
Patriot-Ledger - Rigby has long history with Harold Pinter - by Constance Gorfinkle

Shakespeare's Enduring Dream - Emily Otto explores the history of lust and desire in A Midsummer Night's Dream
Introducing Martha Clarke - profile by Akiva Fox
Dreams of a Wood Sprite - Gideon Lester talks to director Martha Clarke about flying, animals, and A Midsummer Night's Dream
Suspensions of Disbelief - Peter Foy and the art of stage flying - by Sarah McDonough
The Midsummer Work of Kelvin Davies - by Kent M.C. Lau
Tragical Mirth - by Gideon Lester
Dreamscapes - images that inspired Martha Clarke during rehearsals - compiled by Akiva Fox
"Good Dancing and Handsome Women" - by Emily Otto
Boston Globe - Black Magic: 'Midsummer Night's Dream' mixes light and darkness at ART -by Ed Siegel
Boston Globe - Martha Clarke puts accent on movement in ART's 'Midsummer' - by Catherine Foster
Boston Globe Magazine - Encounter with Karen MacDonald: Stages of Life - by Catherine Foster
Boston Phoenix - Flight of fancy: Martha Clarke's dark Dream - by Carolyn Clay
Boston Phoenix - Dream factory: Martha Clarke flies the bard - by Iris Fanger
Patriot-Ledger - 'Midsummer' in winter; Shakespeare gets dark treatment in 'schizophrenic' play at A.R.T - by Jon Lehman

Welcome - from Robert Woodruff, Robert J. Orchard, and Gideon Lester
The Transformation of Tou O - Ryan McKittrick introduces Snow in June and the theatre of Chen Shi-Zheng
Designers' Challenge - Bringing Snow to the Loeb Stage - by Stella Gorlin
Six Hundred Years in the Making - by Kirsten Bowen
Playing in the Snow - Sarah McDonough introduces Andromeda, the band performing the music of Snow in June
Program Notes - from Artistic Director Robert Woodruff
Director's Notes - from Chen Shi-Zheng
Martial Movement - the Chinese traditions of Wushu and Tai Chi
In the Lobby Gallery - Sarah McDonough introduces Chinese-American artist Dora Hsiung
The Paul Dresher Ensemble - official website
Boston Globe - Stirring the elements: a dazzling mix of East, West - by Ed Siegel
Boston Globe - A dream of a dynamic new stage crystallizes in 'Snow' - by Louise Kennedy
Boston Phoenix - Theater summit: East meets West for Snow in June - by Iris Fanger
Boston Phoenix - Winter wonderland: Snow in June is a multicultural treat - by Carolyn Clay
Financial Times - Traditional drama in western tone - by Victoria Griffiths
New York Times - A Clash of the Seasons Inspires a Meeting of Cultures - by Bruce Weber (free membership required for NYtimes.com)
Theatermania - by Sandy MacDonald

Chekhov and the Lapdog - by Ryan McKittrick
Humor and Paradox - John Freedman introduces Russian director Kama Ginkas
Chekhov in America - interview with Kama Ginkas and designer Sergey Barkhin - by Anatoly Smeliansky
Warm Siberia - Program Notes
Prose Chekhov - Program Notes
Ken Reynolds - Photographer Extraordinaire
Boston Globe - From Russia (to the ART) with love - by Catherine Foster
Boston Phoenix - Lady's man: Stephen Pelinski reaps the Ginkas whirlwind - by Liza Weisstuch
New York Times - on Kama Ginkas (free membership required for NYtimes.com)

The Triumph of Pericles - the debates surrounding this mysterious play - by Gideon Lester
Not for All Time - director Andrei Serban in historical context - by Arthur Holmberg
Pericles, Video and the Chinese Actor - three weeks into rehearsal, Andrei Serban discusses the production with Gideon Lester
Marina - by T.S. Eliot
Boston Phoenix - romance of the high seas - by Jeffrey Gantz
more Pericles links

ARTifact: Ulysses - flash preview!
Homer on the Highway - Ryan McKittrick talks with writer-composer Rinde Eckert
The Empty House Cooperative Rocks the House Live! - by Heather Aronson
Inspired by the Ancients - Episodes from The Odyssey
Selected Texts - A selection from the texts that inspired Rinde Eckert and Robert Woodruff
Boston Phoenix - Highway Homer: Rinde Eckert's road through perdition - by Carolyn Clay
Boston Phoenix - Eckert's Ulysses: The ART maps a musical odyssey - by Scott T. Cummings
Harvard Gazette - Coming down the highway: Innovative Highway Ulysses rethinks classic tale of homebound warrior - by Ken Gewertz

ARTifact: La Dispute- multimedia preview!
Love Play - Gideon Lester introduces the theatre of Marivaux
Unreasonable Desire - A selection from the texts and images that informed the production (program notes)
A Century of Change - the life and times of Marivaux
Introducing the SITI Company - by Barbara Whitney
Boston Phoenix - Garden Variety: A.R.T. and SITI settle La Dispute - by Carolyn Clay
Boston Phoenix - Undismissable: Bogart and SITI reckon with Marivaux - by Scott T. Cummings
WBUR - The rhythm and blues of courtship are uppermost in this entertaining production - by Bill Marx
more La Dispute links

Welcome - The Children of Herakles
The Balm of Ancient Words - Director Peter Sellars talks to Gideon Lester
Herakles Film Series - The Refugee Experience in Cinema - curated by the Harvard Film Archive
Opinion: The Drama of the Dispossessed - by William Allen
The Refugee Crisis Today
Epic Fragments - lyrics to the Kazhak epic song fragments sung by Ulzhan Baibussynova in the production
Refugee Aid & Advocacy Organizations - an annotated, hyperlinked list compiled by the Carr Foundation
REFUGE: Past > Present > Future - information booklet (pdf) Boston Phoenix - Political Theater: Peter Sellars surrounds The Children of Herakles - by Carolyn Clay
Boston Phoenix - Modern Greek: Peter Sellars adopts Herakles' children - by Carolyn Clay
The Connection (National Public Radio) - Peter Sellars discusses the production with host Dick Gordon
HotReview.org - Real Children and other Quandries - by Scott T. Cummings
New York Times* - Peter Sellars Returns With an Ancient Message - by Stephen Kinzer
New York Times* - What Euripides Knew About Refugees: Everything - by Ron Jenkins
more Children of Herakles links
*free membership required for NYtimes.com

ARTifact - a multimedia production preview!
Welcome to the 2002-03 Season
Moscow's first Uncle Vanya - Chekhov and the Moscow Art Theatre, by Ryan McKittrick
Opinion: When Father Comes Home - by Dr. Philip Freeman, Boston Psychoanalytic Institute
Stalker Inspires Vanya - Tarkovsky's masterpiece inspires the set design for Vanya - by Barbara Whitney
Femme Fatale - program notes - by Arthur Holmberg
Converting the Demon - program notes - by Ryan McKittrick
Boston Phoenix - Vodka Tonic: A searing Vanya on Brattle Street - by Carolyn Clay
Boston Phoenix - Cry Uncle: János Szász is friends with Chekhov - by Scott T. Cummings