... astorga Characters Name Brief Description Age achiote | chío regional manager Bilingual. Spanish and English 25+ apestose | apé the robber corporate inspector Bilingual. Spanish and English 25+ taquache | taki English. Learning Spanish. 25+ shroom la karen francesca la roca A multidimensional being...

... formed. Mercutio, who served as narrator Jehovah's Witnesses would not be amused and green capes, blue and orange head- throughout, persuaded Romeo not to kill by this topical, Aristophanic satire. pieces. The costumes seemed especially ap- himself, and the formerly tragic lovers...

... The hunter bursts through the door cross, a book, a gold coin, a ring, and a bed, she nurses the cub. The hunter ap- and conducts a violent search of the knife. Juan will carry these objects with proaches from the distance, following mother's house, looking for the jaguar. him through life...

... Comprehension: A Socio-Semiotic Ap also currently President of Theatre Communications Group, and a Commis- proach” by Marco De Marinis, (Translation) Vol. 15, no. 1, p. 12. sioner on the State of Connecticut’s Art Commission. Cummings, Scott...

... sympathy to win and re-win Bertram the occupation of where he is accused of compromising Diana’s and credibility. Nunn has tackled these com- a self-possessed woman on the threshold of virtue, a charge that is revoked with the ap- plaints with considerable, though not com- modernity. This echoes...

... in the viewer’s mind between clips from what appear to be Hollywood rather than in the midst of it; and Sherman’s self-focusedcharacterizations publicity stills of the 1950s and 60s. In preference for synthesis rather than and Steichen’s celebrity portraits. Untitled Film Still #I3 Sherman ap...

...” at the defends it; the drag nun deplores it; both ap- back, the cop and the drag nun could be two peal directly to the audience for support and malignant Euripidean gods, come out for a agreement. The effect is brutal, riveting...

... the gesturing does become ap- is “David Leveaux, Grossbritannien,” and his bio lists no parent. By the time he comes to making his new tape, the stiff- previous experience with Beckett. Following that bio are two ness of movement seen in the opening has become a worsen- short German paragraphs informing...

... Comprehension: A Socio-Semiotic Ap also currently President of Theatre Communications Group, and a Commis- proach” by Marco De Marinis, (Translation) Vol. 15, no. 1, p. 12. sioner on the State of Connecticut’s Art Commission. Cummings, Scott...

... the prepared to watch the play. I doubt very factory has become a giant recreation hall much that i was the only person there to in wh ich everyone, from actor to spec• wonder what, exactly, I was doing, ap• tator, merely consumes-assimilates• parently seeking refuge in the theatre what he finds...

... to nothing new. The first known actress to play play a male Hamlet. This was not to be done Hamlet was Mrs. Siddons in 1777. She ap- by simple suggestion, such as Judith Ander- peared in the role on and off for 25 years...

... and intellectuals, Fuegi’s Ken Starrish moral politics. A good cit- and published here for the first time. But most izen of PC, global capitalist America, he ap- revealing are lengthy excerpts from tapes...

... acquired veneer, and that is what I found in working with Paul Sills - that sort of spontaneous ap- proach to theatre - in trusting the ma...

... Christ was no different than that hysteria with which most of us seem to ap• known, agreed upon by the audience, and given our superstars, that Christ's belief in proach the Christian phonomenon. There went on to suggest alternative views. The his own divinity was the result of self• was a general...

... and elaborate costumes, festooned with radiating plumes that give them the ap- pearance of human peacocks, added...

... Éva’s guidance we worked on the ape’s body, tying chunks of black string onto precut pieces of sackcloth, and brainstormed in prep- aration for the performance. What goes without saying nowadays in New York—a country chapel is up for rent; a young artist needs a studio; during summer he...

... is a cause of oppression. banish the victim from within themselves is more likely that this genre will from now The first act takes place in a British colony when Fefu shoots a rabbit and the blood ap- on be a force to be reckoned with, just as in Victorian Africa; in Act Two, the same pears...

... it did not ap- 20 pear so, but it was a dangerous river, you explained the whirlpools, swirls and vertigos that would seize the children in the summer and bury them in deep sands at the bottom. You also said that those poplars of the Loire...

... on the goaty little feet. Anyone who knows anything about the us above the apes. But many animals use tools. Then people revels of Pan should think seriously before having anyone thought it was language that kept us apart from our low-rent connected with the mimetic arts in government. simian...

... received Guggenheim and Rockefeller fellowships, and his essay on Stuart Sherman appeared in Theater last Spr• ing. Rustom Bharucha is an Associate Editor of Theater. His articles have ap· peared in The Georgia Review and Theater Journal as well as Theater. Mark Bly is a doctoral candidate...