I WAS a senior in college and a lazily erratic student of American history when the impulse hit me. Four

JOHN LINDSAY'S probable re-election as Mayor of New York City comes courtesy of the emerging technical elite, that body to

DONALD BLOCH'S play, which opened last night at selected locations around the Eliot House dining hall, has absolutely no exposition,

T HERE'S NOT A whole lot can be said about The Open Theatre and its concoction called The Serpent: A

D IVIDING Bernard Shaw's productive life into periods can be no end of fun. There being close on 70 years

A T LAST: a show designed expressly for stoned-out-of-their-mind couples trapped somewhere in the vast limbo which divides Soldiers Field

The Living Theatre appears to aim at nothing more nor less than what it achieves. If it doesn't interlock one's

I T IS ALWAYS a cliche, most always a lie, to say that a director has somehow emancipated a play

I F FLUKE, By George has to be a happy one; if a precedent, it should be praised to the

I F THEY don't positively leap on stage with a hoot and a "Down with Jerry Herman!" sign, Burt Bacharach