The national health: a critic conjures up a remedy for our theatre's malaise.(American national theatre)

A critic enchants up a remedy for our theatre's malaise
That are you gassing about?" said my ill-natured colleague, who views all fresh ideas as if they were cockroaches that had fallen into the blancmange. We've got a national theatre, and we've had single for about a centenary It s called Broadway.
No doubt the Broadway mob would heartily agree as, in their inspections the best of what happens upon American stages emanates from, or gravitates to, Broadway. if it were not that the main reason for creating an American national theatre is precisely to assault the Broadway ethic, to create an