... Prozesse; 2013), The Zurich Trials (Die Zürcher Prozesse; 2013), The Congo Tribunal (2015), General Assem- bly (2017), and The Revolt of Dignity (La rivolta della dignità; 2019). These projects pull inspiration from various sources: from real show trials like those under Stalin from 1936 to 1938...

... 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...

... reconstruction, The Moscow Trials (Die Moskauer Prozesse; 2013) and The Zurich Trials (Die Zürcher Prozesse; 2013), like The Congo Tribunal, create their own judicial forum and are proactive political interventions in the public sphere. Their legitimacy is not in the judicial verdict but in the potential...

... the lost Pietro Aretino, and Georg lost his play when he died of then escaped Ludwig Buchner's com- typhus in 1837. He wouldn't have had prehension when he published his much use for it, anyway. A 23-year- brother Georg's finished oeuvre in old junior faculty member at a Zurich...

... Milo Rau Schauspielhaus Zürich Five Easy Pieces The 120 Days of Sodom Lehrstück Milo Rau s La reprise: Histoire(s) du théâtre (I), Festival d Avignon, Gymnase du lycée Aubanel, Avignon, France, 2018. Photo: Christophe Raynaud de Lage Andreas Englhart Play with Consequences? Milo Rau s...

... FROM BRECHT:HE NEVER COULD BE A COMMUNIST. Bertolt Brecht and .Eric Bentley outside the Zurich Schauspielhaus, 1948...

...Eric Bentley Copyright © THEATER 1983 1983 Bertolt Brecht and Eric Bentley in Zurich, 1948. THE E...

... the major theme at meetings of professional ac- tors and theater associations. Stein became a strong sup- Stein's next venture began in 1970 at the Zurich Schauspiel- porter of this movement, as was evident in a speech he haus. This venerable theater, which had built its reputation gave during July...

... d'amour was published in to drama school there and trained as Zurich. As a result of its publication, an actor. 1 played in several plays by Panizza was condemned by the Ger- Brecht, Chekhov, and some Argen- man courts (during the reign of Wil- tinian authors. Later, I began direct...

... Annäherungen an ein interdisziplinäres Phänomen, ed. Sebastian Wachs, Barbara Koch-­Priewe, and Andreas Zick (Heidelberg, Germany: Springer VS Research, forthcoming). 106 affective dynamics of excitable speech 4. Milo Rau, Was tun? Kritik der postmodernen Vernunft (Zurich: Kein und Aber, 2013). 5. See Knittel...

... Curating (New York: Independent Curators International, 2012); Hans Ulbrich Obrist, A Brief History of Curating (Zurich: jrp/Ringier, 2011); Judith Rugg and Michele Sedgwick, eds., Issues in Curating Contemporary Art and Performance (Bristol, uk: Intellect Books, 2007); Carolee Thea...

.... It was in the Schauspielhaus Zürich where this famous Swiss drama of [Friedrich] Dürrenmatt had been played for the first time . . . fifty years back. So we would research and find out all over Zurich who remembered the play, who had participated in some way. . . . There were fifteen people who all shared their memories...

... and Schauspielhaus new glasses, so to speak. For us, this was the Melancolia y manifestaciones, Zurich, in collaboration with the Goethe-­ most salient point, and in fact everywhere we...

... professed surprise and puzzlement at the Instead, ascarrikre noted in his introduction to the published critical objections to the text and diction. Presented in French English text, the collaborators "settied on a simple. precise, in a quarry in Avignon, in a Zurich playhouse, and at the restrained...