... country, Rare is the West- ern critic of Romanticism who will mention Slowacki in studies of Byron, Hugo, or Heine - thus omitting a crucial Slavic re- sponse to that poetry. Rarer still are the non-Polish editors who will make room for Slowacki’s verse-dramas in their antholo- gies...

... from the drama of a romantic, ticism. The mode of Romanticism as it under- emotional (implicitly anti-intellectual) culture went disillusionment moved from pastoral to fastening onto methods that were essentially morbid; the same progression took place in the post-romantic...

... than reality and raise those serfs who remembered and sang the man above it without tearing him from it. skomorokhi songs were ordered to be Is this romanticism? Yes, if social heroism, “beaten unmercifully with the knout.” if cultural revolutionary enthusiasm for The knout...

... or retold, only cosmetically had adopted her in order to assuage his grief after the loss of reshaped. The mythology of Camille is based on nineteenth his daughter. His generous stipend was available to her on the century romanticization of death and Dumas’ indiscriminate condition that she change her...

.... The riskiest part of the enterprise - as I knew while writing and rediscovered during rehearsals of the first production - was the simultaneous attempt to retain a good deal of the high romance. Some of the actors assumed such “romanticism” was excluded in my very premises and resisted...

.... The riskiest part of the enterprise - as I knew while writing and rediscovered during rehearsals of the first production - was the simultaneous attempt to retain a good deal of the high romance. Some of the actors assumed such “romanticism” was excluded in my very premises and resisted...

... thefirst issues of yalehheatre in 1968. We collected their responses and organized tbem into the conversation below. What do you think of the way 60s theater is now the same time, as part of the Nixonian counter- discussed and represented, romanticized, or attack that is still going...

... of storytelling going embracing it as a document of Romanticism on—without feeling like you’re just jumping it rather than Hellenism or classical literature. I up with a bunch of staging tricks. It’s OK...

... visual style blends influences including Noh theater, German Romanticism, and the culture of heavy metal music. The following pages contain a selection of production stills from Vienne’s oeuvre, beginning with her first production in 2004. Eds...

... Theatre 2018 Immanuel Kant The Great Outdoors We’re Watching surveillance big data Internet culture the sublime stuplimity Sianne Ngai Longinus Romanticism digital art Kenneth Goldsmith Norbert Wiener entropy cybernetics informatics Annie Dorsen The Sublime...

...-ness Ehn argues for is intended to oppose LORT theaters’ smugness, that same principle creates tension when it’s applied to the artist’s place in a community. Still, if the rhetoric tends to aestheticize “broke-ness” and romanticize “poverty,” it’s mostly an alarmed response...

... Lorca completed prefers to the Young Man’s poetic romanticism. Betrayed, Once Five Years Pass (Asi Que Pasen Cinco Afios),one of the the Young Man runs out in search of the Typist, who, most modern and theatrically complex plays about time although still in love with the Young Man, demands...

...- artists who have learned anti-revolution play The one about. Their fierce anti- directed by Cheryl voke revulsion. As Raymond from both social and Task was performed at romanticism, a caution born Faver. New York Williams pointed out, the theatrical history. Avignon...

... romanticizes the resilience and savvy for Bond the openness makes his commentary more diffuse. self-reliance of the underprivileged. It was compelling in “Red, Black, and Ignorant,” the first war It’s only a short step from such romanticism to unwarranted play, to depict a parable of retaliatory...

... to the uncertain border zone, as Tay- lor terms it, between the religious and the secular. God, he wrote, was once the only answer to the questions how should we live? what is our greatest goal or fulfillment? 15 Then Romanticism established art and beauty as salvific forces that could perform the work of God...

.... of Romanticism called lyric realism, where Onstage, this complex wordplay is echoed simile rather than metaphor rules, or in the in the interplay of sound, scenery, and action. guise of a North American magic realism, a Parks’s stage directions, embedded in the text...

... started with the First There in heaven she saw little angels. Folio and has gone through romanticism, “What are you doing here,” they cried out. “Children modernism, and our own times, and will are not allowed in here.” almost certainly...

... the profession, the need for such an official in a permanent repertory company and Manager and play-reader of his proposed National Theatre (pp. 40-2). the "romanticism and mystery which surrounds this profession." 60 Tynan, Kenneth. "The 'Critic Comes Full Circle," Theatre Quarterly, 1...

... started with the First There in heaven she saw little angels. Folio and has gone through romanticism, “What are you doing here,” they cried out. “Children modernism, and our own times, and will are not allowed in here.” almost certainly...

... in service has been romanticized as a necessary sacrifice for the rest of society to function. In Exhaustion Arroyo, the characters are essential workers who have had enough and are exploring solutions commensurate with the exploitation they are experiencing. Like actual essential workers, the characters...