Email Author Anne Ursu

1998 Stories by Anne Ursu

• First Comes Love

  published July 22, 1998

  The Fantasticks (Park Square Theatre) and A Month in the Country (Guthrie Theater) More >>

• Words Cannot Describe

  published July 15, 1998

  Language is dead. When each Lethal Weapon sequel is "Hilarious!" what exactly is the point of words? Such is the dilemma when finding descriptors... More >>

• Birth, School, Work, Death

  published July 8, 1998

  Joie de vivre: Newborns Aaron Landsman and Todd Griffin learn to follow directions from "Your Life: An Owner's Manual" in the two-man comedy... More >>

• Back in Black

  published July 1, 1998

  Thirty-four years ago, LeRoi Jones's Dutchman sent American race relations careening on a New York subway. Where's the end of the line? More >>

• author, AUTHOR!

  published June 3, 1998

  Minneapolis writer Norah Labiner creates a brainy first novel about writing a first novel. Who's in charge here? More >>

• Moving Violations

  published May 20, 1998

  Say uncle: Uncle Peck (Tom Poole) and L'il Bit (Larissa Paige Kokernot) steer into uncertain country in Paula Vogel's How I Learned to Drive More >>

• 1973 Books

  published May 6, 1998

  Dr. Hunter S. Thompson: Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail '72 More >>

• Touch of Evil

  published April 15, 1998

  Three is the (un)lucky number: Margot and Tony Wendice (Suzanne Koepplinger, J.C. Cutler) welcome Max Halliday (Terry Hempleman) into their... More >>

• Outside In

  published April 8, 1998

  Anita Ratnam and Leigh Gregory play archetypal lovers in the latest production by Pangea World Theater More >>

• Brigadoon

  published March 25, 1998

  This year marks the 50th anniversary of Brigadoon's appearance on the Broadway stage. Brigadoon, a mythological 18th-century Scottish... More >>

• Vidpires!

  published March 25, 1998

  Vidpires!, remounted from a critically adored 1995 production, is a series of meticulously constructed vignettes that features Margolis... More >>

• Back To Me

  published March 11, 1998

  Hemophilia provides an apt subject for a memoir, as the compulsive chronicling of a life represents something of a slow, steady bleed. More >>

• The Bomb

  published March 11, 1998

  These days, fanatical fundamentalism is a trying occupation. More >>

• Day Trippers

  published March 4, 1998

  Rent Hike: A leggy landlady makes paying rent a kind of murder for her pulp-writing tenant in Killers. More >>

• Shot With His Own Gun

  published January 28, 1998

  Nadine Gordimer maps the new geography of anxiety in her 12th novel. More >>