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	August 2005 \| This Issue


	Renate Stendhal reviews Tropical Malady (Sud Pralad) Cannes Award Winning Film

COMING IN OCTOBER
"STATE OF THE ARTS"
The First of Four
Special Annual
Focus Issues

and Introducing
the 1st Print Edition
of Scene4 Magazine

Nathan Thomas
From the Critic's Chair. . . .
Perhaps I'm wrong. Perhaps the American theatre is
bolder than I make it out to be. But I don't think so

Arthur Meiselman
Dancing in the Dark
That wondrous window of audio alchemy that vibrated a body from
coccyx to fontanel. Radio was our "Starship Enterprise"

Ned Bobkoff
The War of Special Effects
Loading the dice with Special Effects doesn't require much acting, but it does demand emotionally distraught reacting

Michael Bettencourt
Fee'd to Death
I find cash prizes not only ridiculous (they're hardly ever enough to make a dent in anything) but also subversive of the artistic process

Claudine Jones
To Teach
Here is where I first experienced confidence in my ability on stage, a bit of a chicken & egg proposition, I suppose

Andréa Carvalho
Evoé Tá na Rua!
Theatre is dead, the song is dead, words are dead,
writers are alone, the audience is empty.
Evoé Tá na Rua!
O teatro está morto, a canção está morta, as palavras estão mortas, os escritores estão sozinhos, a platéia está vazia

Catherine
Conway
Honig
The Definition
of Ballerina:
Lorena
Feijoo

Part One

Part Two


Akia Squitieri on Theatre in New York


	Karren Alenier reviews



			Robert Wilson's I La Galigo

Michael Bettencourt reviews



		The Gut Girls


	Bumper Cars The Steiny Road to Operadom with Karren Alenier


	A travelogue of the new opera Gertrude Stein Invents A Jump Early On


	This Month's Installment The World Premiere in New York!


	Janine Yasovant The Arts of Thailand A Debussy Festival


	In English and Thai


	This Issue COWBOY VILLAGE A comedy about cowboys by Rodney Nelson


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