When John Johnson, artistic director at Classical Theatre Company, decided to program George Bernard Shaw’s Arms and the Man, it was right around the time the US decided to go to war with Iran. “That really pushed it over the finish line,” he said of his decision. “And it’s only been reinforced over the course […]
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