Chamber Theatre, which stages prose fiction, is described and defined in terms of its differences to Readers Theatre, and in terms of narrator and point of view, past tense, and epic mode.'' (Author)

Designed for the University of Illinois and constructed at cost of approximately

A review of five New Theatre" productions dealing with mythic and biblical themes. (RY)

Negro youth must be educated in their cultural history in order to develop self respect and to survive in the white world. (CK)

Written by the head of Design for a Dutch television network. (LS)

The success of a project ot help students participate in the performing arts is heralded. (CK)

The make-up director at Sveriges Radio (Stockholm) relates the problems he encountered and the lessons he learned with the introduction of color in television. (LS)

Observes that class plays still exist in many schools. Discusses reasons why all-school-type productions are superior to class plays in terms of educational opportunities, overall morale, and continued growth of quality theater programs. (PD)

Introduces Tent Troup, a chautauqua-like traveling theatre featuring teenage performers. (Author/RH)