... through the theater. Some- times I find this dichotomy hard to bear. Yvan Sagnet Activist and Writer (Performer in The New Gospel) It was a big honor to be part of the film The New Gospel, not only because Milo Rau is a great director, but because through his works he comments on contemporary dramas...

... to Bertolt Brecht, Rau is not an idealogue, exposing inconsistencies rather than promoting any single ideology in his work. © 2021 by Helga Kraft 2021 Milo Rau influencers The Last Days of the Ceaușescus Zurich Trials Orestes in Mosul Moscow Trials Hate Radio The New Gospel Milo...

... Milo Rau s The New Gospel, ntgent, Matera, Italy, 2019. Film still: Thomas Eirich-­Schneider Lily Climenhaga A Theat er of Do cumentat ion A Critical Introduction Milo Rau was born in 1977 in Bern, Switzerland, and grew up between the suburbs of Zurich and St. Gallen, Switzerland.1 He studied sociology...

... contributions here. The topic of African refugees is also the focus of his recent Matera projects, The Revolt of Dignity (Die Revolte der Würde; 2019) and its documentary film pendant The New Gospel (Das neue Evangelium; 2019). While the live performance is pegged in the area of Lucania in southern Italy...

... to create a unified event. vation. 2:a lection from one of the New Testament he would have been tickled by the recent Gospel music originated in America in the Gospels. 3...

.... vation. 2:a lection from one of the New Testament he would have been tickled by the recent Gospel music originated in America in the Gospels. 3:the message or teachings of a religious favorable reaction...

... and AFTER. LAP. DISSOLVE began to frequent Pentecostal churches, performing and recording with black gospel groups. Through years of playing different RAP . BASS BRIZ...

... with German stages such as Schauspielhaus Bochum and Kam- merspiele München, hence within the circle of Western European city theaters. Rau s projects such as Orestes in Mosul, The New Gospel (Das neue Evangelium), and Antigone in the Amazon (Antigone in de Amazone) introduced, into the locally situated city...

... Kalb The Gospel According to Billy His pulpit, when he performs in theaters, is a red Village Voice distribution box stolen from a street corner, with his own picture displayed in the window. He wears a clerical collar over...

... Group and Performing Arts Journal Publications. He con- T.R. Burnharn 6 ceived, adapted and directed The Gospel at Colonus, with Billy Cunningham 74 original gospel music by Bob ‘Rlson, and the musical has been Charles Fredericks 5,7,8,9 televised nationally on the PBS series, “Great...

... Group and Performing Arts Journal Publications. He con- T.R. Burnharn 6 ceived, adapted and directed The Gospel at Colonus, with Billy Cunningham 74 original gospel music by Bob ‘Rlson, and the musical has been Charles Fredericks 5,7,8,9 televised nationally on the PBS series, “Great...

...- significance in making many kinds of vocal way, gospel, jazz, cabaret, and even non-Western expression—some at the extreme edges of possibility, singing styles on the evolution of new music-theater...

..., his work seems to rest somewhere out• or began dancing. An air of festive anticipa• PAJ Pub., 1982), p. 27. 4.Theodor Adorno, "Trying to Understand End• side of (or inbetween) these two camps and tion prevailed, the kind preceding either a game;' trans. Michael T. Jones, New German his 1Welfth...

...- just don’t think I accept the idea of John Osborne’s Look Back in heroes? that there should be moments Anger, the first major New York in which you’re not trying to do revival of the play in many years. A 1981...

... analogies put human nature at one remove, best scripts - tampering with The Bmpest as much as the where it begins to look both stranger and more natural, the New York Shakespeare Festival would let him, cutting and insect world of The Warrior Ant allows Breuer to gain an epic pasting Sophocles...

...; can’t get back to sleep. Grope for the remote control wand, point Click. New picture: a satellite’s view it at the TV and click: it sizzles on. A of the mottled blue earth, while an unc- gospel choir croons from the set as the tuous Southern voiceover soothes its picture warms into clarity...

..., however, is being chal- lenged by a new generation of theater practitioners and scholars, such as David Savran, who are reevaluating Williams as a “revolutionary. . . a playwright who produced a new and radical theatre1’2 Since the I~~OS,when he wrote his first full-length plays...

... little there is without soon feeling the pressure to respond on Charles Ludlam in the last issue of Theater. He has mainly to personalities and trends.” Rogoff is one of the few translated and adapted Marivaux and Enzensberger for the critics, like his mentor, Eric Bentley, seeking new standards...

... little there is without soon feeling the pressure to respond on Charles Ludlam in the last issue of Theater. He has mainly to personalities and trends.” Rogoff is one of the few translated and adapted Marivaux and Enzensberger for the critics, like his mentor, Eric Bentley, seeking new standards...

...Susan Mendelsohn The following interview was conducted after the first stage of an ongoing project, an adaptation of Euripides' Electra incorporating rap music, developed with students at a New Haven high school. Since Susan Mendelsohn has functioned on this project as playwright, dramaturg...