William TATE Dougherty

Fighting Apathy

By William TATE Dougherty February 10, 1994

"T hat doesn't concern me." How many times have we thought this to ourselves when confronted with an issue affecting

By William TATE Dougherty January 14, 1994

What the Butler Saw by Joe Orton directed by David Wheeler at the American Repertory Theatre through February 24 Any

By William TATE Dougherty December 09, 1993

Henry IV Part Two by William Shakespeare directed by Ron Daniels at the American Repertory Theater through January 1, 1994

By William TATE Dougherty April 15, 1993

For many, the decadence and frivolity of the Reagan 80's crumbled with the onslaught of HIV and AIDS. Gary Indiana's

By William TATE Dougherty April 08, 1993

Boys will be girls, and girls will be boys at least for the next few months at the Institute for

By William TATE Dougherty March 25, 1993

As the Cliche goes, "Time is of the essence." In 1993, David Mamet's Glengarry Glen Ross seems particular untimely. Unless

By William TATE Dougherty March 04, 1993

"Is it giving you strength? It's rising up. Is it rising up to your lips? Are the lilacs rising up