The Surprising And Enduring Relevance Of Sam Shepard

ThatShepard is starting to feel like a guide for the rest of us is surprising. He died two years ago, at the age of 73, and although thevaledictions from the dramatic world were respectful, few suggested thathis work was acutely relevant. ButShepard plays are back in season, and they are neither antiquarian norregional. They are modern—even visionary—and disturbingly universal. – The Atlantic