Laurence Bergreen

Disney's Lands: Is the Shyster in the Back Room of Illusion?

By Laurence Bergreen January 12, 1972

D isneyland has always represented something more than a conventional amusement park. The intricacy of the animation of the robots,

By Laurence Bergreen November 03, 1970

THE DEMISE of the Charles Playhouse is only the most recent manifestation of what everybody thinks he knows about theater.

By Laurence Bergreen August 04, 1970

"The machine, as we know it, exists for the most part underground." "How do you mean, 'exists'?" Djeela-Lal said curiously.

By Laurence Bergreen July 10, 1970

HERE they come, indistinguishable from hula hoops and other fads. It's the new "Youth Market Cinema." Perhaps the most blatant

By Laurence Bergreen May 15, 1970

FOR ANY theatre-gore who still has a longing for the old virtues, the Open Theatre cannot help but create a