cryptogram

He supported the mammoth theatrical undertakings of Robert Wilson, produced the American premiere of David Mamet’s “The Cryptogram” and was an early champion of the work of Suzan-Lori Parks.

It has been a busy September, and I’m grateful for the rich memories I have accumulated over the years of “American Buffalo,” “Glengarry Glen Ross” and “The Cryptogram,” which I wish someone would revive soon.

For example, a cryptogram that looked like a random string of letters might turn out to have more “V”s in it than anything else.

It appears to be a cryptogram, some wheat deposit intelligence that demanded secrecy.

From a craft that uses paper to create beautiful imagery following the methodology of a traditional Japanese art form, to a cryptogram that reveals a quotation from an award-winning poet and novelist, to a Filipino game that you can create with just a few household supplies, these activities are designed to provide opportunities for joy, discovery, nostalgia and connection.