Scott A. Rosenberg

ART in Retrospect: Textual Ethics

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I N HIS LATEST BOOK, Making Scenes. Robert S. Brustein, director of the American Repertory Theater (ART), describes how he

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B EAUMARCHAIS plotted his Figaro as a maze of sexual conflict, class warfare and social satire. For those traveling this

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A T THE BEGINNING of Talley's Folly, it looks like Lanford Wilson has set out to illustrate a most commonplace

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M OZART'S MAGIC FLUTE , that innocently expansive, made-up fairy tale cut with slices of Masonic mysticism, is probably the

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I N Atlantic City, the East Coast's first legalized gambling paradise takes form on screen as a sore on the

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W E ARE in fundamental agreement with the majority--the military draft is unnecessary, and more importantly counterproductive, a display of

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The Pudding Hasty Pudding: a mixture of corn meal mush, spiced with salt, and served steaming with milk and molasses.

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L OLITA HAS BECOME a sort of under-aged siren for the creators of stage and screen, luring writers and directors

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L EE BREUER is directing a rehearsal for the American Repertory Theater production of Lulu . It is less than

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P RESENTING a show with the full title The Seven Deadly Sins of the Lower Middle Class to a Cambridge/Loeb