Mara Tapp
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The Times They Are A-Changin'
July 22, 1999
Get Carter?
If not, maybe you're not alone: his admirers seem awfully reluctant to produce his plays.
June 07, 2001
Don't Call It a Gay Play
Moises Kaufman, the celebrated director of The Laramie Project and I Am My Own Wife, talks about the injustice of labels, theater that's stuck in the past, and his new project—a Tennessee Williams script too daring for its time.
December 02, 2004
Survival Tactics
When the Nazis drove him out of his homeland and into hiding, Walter Reed began the long process of submerging his identity. Now, 50 years later, he's letting down his guard.
May 10, 2001
China Is Speed
Curator Wu Hung on the appeal of photography to young Chinese artists, the surprising influence of Western art on the East, surviving the Cultural Revolution, and more.
December 23, 2004
A Report From Green City Market's Winter Pantry
March 15, 2001
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Ghetto Blaster
For three decades Alexander Polikoff has been pushing the CTA to keep the promises it made after a landmark desegregation case.
- News & Politics, Miscellany Dec 23, 2004
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China Is Speed
Curator Wu Hung on the appeal of photography to young Chinese artists, the surprising influence of Western art on the East, surviving the Cultural Revolution, and more.
- News & Politics, Feature Dec 2, 2004
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Don't Call It a Gay Play
Moises Kaufman, the celebrated director of The Laramie Project and I Am My Own Wife, talks about the injustice of labels, theater that's stuck in the past, and his new project—a Tennessee Williams script too daring for its time.
- Arts & Culture, Book Review Nov 11, 2004
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He Should Know
Bosnian novelist Aleksander Hemon shares his insight on nationalism and what it might really mean for the States to stand united.
