Painting the Stage with People

An unprecedented study of the craft and artistry of one of the most important American stage directors of late twentieth-century theater.Garland Wright was one of the most important, yet least well known, directors and producers in the American theater between 1970 and 1998. An artist of great--albeit sometimes perplexing--vision and intellect, Wright emerged as a leader of the first wave of directors who matured in the American "regional system." During his fifteen-plus-year relationship w...