...on the page? (LB) I could not stop laughing. I love TimeLine, I want to work with Timeline, and I want to be at home in Chicago sometimes—I never am,...

...illustrate a fraction of the excitement around the theater during this transformation, we’ve put together a slide show of the entire process below. You can also visit our page at...

...sings as I’d thought when reading it on the page, or praying that the cast brings the same sizzle and intensity that we saw from them in auditions. Quite happily,...

...through this video slideshow. You can also visit our page at Flickr.com to see these photos with captions. [vodpod id=Groupvideo.2340164&w=425&h=350&fv=offsite%3Dtrue%26offsite%3Dtrue%26%26offsite%3Dtrue%26lang%3Den-us%26page_show_url%3D%252Fphotos%252F36317361%2540N08%252Fsets%252F72157616525865190%252Fshow%252F%26page_show_back_url%3D%252Fphotos%252F36317361%2540N08%252Fsets%252F72157616525865190%252F%26set_id%3D72157616525865190%26jump_to%3D] more about “Reflections on Step Into Time“, posted with vodpod...

...the 43-page study guide. That was what Maren produced for us. (Actually the rehearsal version was 94 pages!) Maren was also at those early meetings, exploring and answering questions we...

...the first rehearsal the actors were sent a daunting 94-page packet in which I gave them references, biographies, translations and links to further information. Then the rehearsal room was filled...

...did one anyway), with comments by Managing Director Elizabeth Auman and I, on our Twitter page. As usual after first rehearsal, I’ve put together a brief movie/slide show with photographs...

...look forward to the conversation! Images from TimeLine’s production of “The Front Page.” Pictured (clockwise from upper left): Mechelle Moe as Mollie Malloy, Rob Fagin as Earl Williams, PJ Powers...

...the Reagan/Gorbachev era, this was a play “of the moment” when it premiered, transforming front-page headlines of arms negotiations between the U.S. and Soviet Union into riveting theater. Company Members...

...University Chicago and did the first reading of this play in my office when it was a 25-page short play. I had cast him in Waiting for Godot and found...