Table of Contents
On Global Citizenship
By Ann Mari Engel
This reflection on another of Theatre Communications Group's core values comes from the vice president of the International Theatre Institute
Creation Under Occupation
By Ismail Khalidi, Erin B. Mee and Naomi Wallace
In the aftermath of its founder’s killing, Palestine’s Freedom Theater is re-introducing itself to the world
Listening to the Women of Uganda
By Douglas Langworthy
Gulu District is a long way from Denver, but not beyond the reach of theatre
A Crisis and a Blessing
By Mofidul Hoque
Artists under attack in Bangladesh find protection and a new theatrical voice by returning to their roots
Women Making Waves
By Eliza Bent
Surrounded but mostly untouched by the upheaval of the Arab Spring, Algerian theatre is poised to enjoy its own quiet revolution
After the War
By Rob Weinert-Kendt
Iraqi theatre artists forge ahead—and reach for global connections—in a cautious, still-fragile country
Journeys in Xiamen
By Jeff Liu
Delegates to the 2011 ITI World Congress in China talk about the impact of a landmark meeting
Departments:
From the Executive Director
When Horizons Expand
Playscript
The complete text of Stephen Karam's compassionate look at a Lebanese-American family. Plus, an interview with the playwright by Jon Robin Baitz
News in Brief
Plus: Entrances & Exits; Awards & Prizes; In Memoriam
Front & Center
Production Notebook
Once in a Lifetime at American Conservatory Theater
People
Ari Roth explores the Middle East via Theater J, by Lonnie Firestone
Natsu Onoda Power draws her productions in bold lines, by Celia Wren
Books
Wendy Smith reviews three new releases about revolutions in the American musical
Strategies
Tweet Seats? Really?!, by Eliza Bent
20 Questions
for Carla Gugino