Editorial Reviews From Booklist Margulies' best-known play, Sight Unseen, is a moody, intelligent meditation on modern art and the creative process. In his new play, he returns to those themes, this time focusing on two writers--one just starting out, the other a grizzled old veteran--and the relationship that blossoms between them as the older mentors her student, shepherding her toward the first glimmers of success and acclaim. Beautiful, heartfelt, tightly written, the play never resorts to easy cliche s or cinematic notions of what it is to be a writer: there are no great scenes of agonized genius at work--or at play. Instead, Margulies shows us, in six sharp, clear-eyed scenes, set in each of six years in his characters' lives, the everyday moments that make up two lives, the small disappointments and smaller triumphs, the white lies and seemingly minor betrayals that mark a relationship. And it all makes fascinating reading. Once started, the 85-page play is hard to put down. Jack Helbig

Collected Stories: A Play

Literature & Fiction

MARGULIES, Donald

Dramas & Plays

Theatre Communications Group

Dinner with Friends: A Play

Self-Help

Donald Margulies

Relationships

Hardcover edition of current paperback listed title.

Death & Taxes: Hydriotaphia & Other Plays

Politics & Social Sciences

KUSHNER, Tony

Sociology

Hardbound copy of this play selected to open the renovated Royal Court Theatre in London.

Dublin Carol: A Play

Conor McPherson

This gripping story of personal and political intrigue, set in AFghanistan (and presciently written befoe September 11, 2001), revolves around the disappearance of a brilliant and eccentric British woman (known only as Homebody) somewhere in Kabul. As they search for her, her husband and daughter find themselves at teh center of a terrifying collision of cultures.

Homebody/Kabul

New American Musical, The: An Anthology from the End of the Century

Wiley Hausam

Finalist for the 2018 Pulitzer Prize for Drama 
Beneath the deadpan back-and-forth of a seemingly typical city council board meeting lies the whiff of something distinctly sinister in Tracy Letts’s new play The Minutes. Known for his keen ability to illustrate the faults and cracks under humanity’s surface, Letts delivers an acutely thrilling new work that pulls you in with laughter before grabbing you by the throat.

The Minutes

Letts, Tracy

Considered the nation's foremost expert in audience development, Donna Walker-Kuhne has spent her career developing successful strategies for increasing access to the arts. Over the past ten years, Walker-Kuhne has traveled to over 100 U.S. cities and 5 continents to give lectures, workshops, and keynotes specifically focused on community engagement. This guide sythesizes her findings from the last decade into an accessible text that provides sustainable, measurable community engagement strategies for leaders in the arts community--with a specific focus on ways to drill deeper into issues of diversity, inclusion, and equity. Including case studies from around the world that offer models for creating sustainable audiences and membership, Walker-Kuhne offers a practical yet visionary way of thinking about community engagement in the arts as a vehicle for social change.

Champions for the Arts: Lessons and Successful Strategies for Engaging Diverse Audiences

Donna Walker-Kuhne

In the House of Slaves

Lau, Evelyn

Poetry

Polygraph: A Metaphysical Detective Story

Lepage, Robert

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