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 It’s easy to leave a theater experience with more questions than answers. Why was that particular music used? What was the director trying to convey to the audience? Or even more basic: Why did that show get a standing ovation? The Ivey Awards has asked several noted authors to help enrich your theater experience. Their essays, presented here, may help educate, entertain, and amuse you. Prepared exclusively for the Ivey Awards and the Web site www.mnartists.org, new essays will be published periodically on both sites. Check back often…and enjoy! Essay 1: To Stand or Not To Stand? One of Those Questions... by Steven LaVigne June 2005 Essay 2: How Words Get Real by Quinton Skinner July 2005 Essay 3: Creating an Alternative Universe by Anna Pratt July 2005 Essay 4: The Lovable Mongrel by Dominic P. Papatola August Essay 4: The Lovable Mongrel by Dominic P. Papatola August Essay 5: Beyond Beginning, Middle, and End by Jaime Kleiman September Essay 6: Brave Souls by Graydon Royce September |
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