Theatre Arts
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Issue Date:
MARCH, 1957; Volume XLI, No. 3
IN THIS ISSUE:-
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THE COVER:
Judy Holliday, back on Broadway in the Theatre Guild's hit musical
Bells Are Ringing, in her first song-and-dance role in the legitimate
theatre. On page 27, Lawrence Langner pays tribute to her versatility
in his article "A Whole Week of Hollidays." Photograph by Roderick
MacArthur.
THE PLAY: The Lark by JEAN ANOUILH; adapted by LILLIAN HELLMAN.
INTERNATIONAL THEATRE MONTH:
International Theatre Off Broadway.
"The Madwoman" and a Master by Bettina Liebowitz Knapp.
Living Theatre in Any Language.
Bertolt Brecht: "I am the Einstein of the new stage form..." by Mordecai Gorelik.
Mermaid on the Thames by Roy Walker.
Australia's National Theatre.
FEATURES:
Blueprint for the Bijou by Ward Morehouse.
Tribute to a Poet by Vernon Duke.
A Whole Week of Hollidays by Lawrence Langner.
Shaw and the Actor: Rex Harrison and Siobhan McKenna answer questions about their roles.
O'Casey's Pictures Come to Life by Paul Shyre.
Ralph Richardson & Co. Rehearse.
MY TEN FAVORITE PLAYS: by Gilbert Miller and Richard Watts, Jr.
OPERA HOUSE: Prokofieff, Perichole and a City Center Pact by Emily Coleman.
ON BROADWAY:
Troilus and Crossida.
Protective Custody.
Small War on Murray Hill.
A Clearing in the Woods.
The Waltz of the Toreadors.
DEPARTMENTS:Calendar;Letters;Offstage;Not Bloody Likely!;Theatre, USA by Alice Griffin;
Books;Famous American Theatres;America's Dramatic Critics.
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