...Mary Benson Copyright © THEATER 1978 1978 Theater Abroad Blin on Beckett Mary Benson Roger Blin is convinced that reality is only others too, and as many people, especially to a number of theater managers in Paris attained through poetry, a conviction...

... later Van Gogh), mimed sequences, and cameo appearances by friends said of the incident: “It was something that had to be got through and family members (Roger Blin, Artauds sister). Marowiu for love of Artaud, and poetry, simply for love of Antonin Artaud makes his points through the rapid...

... Copyright © THEATER 1980 1980 Contributors Mary Benson is a South African novelist who lives in London. Her essay on Blin and Beckett appeared in an earlier issue of Theater. Kenneth Bernard is a playwright whose works include Nightcluband Other Plays (Winter House). He has...

... Eynat-Confino, Southern Illinois University Press, Car- Auguste Racinet, Dover Publications, Mineola, NY, 1987 (paper) bondale, IL, 1987 (cloth). $10.95. The Bottom ?f-anslation:Marlowe and Shakespeare and the Roger Blin and mentieth Century Playwrights by Odette...

... Eynat-Confino, Southern Illinois University Press, Car- Auguste Racinet, Dover Publications, Mineola, NY, 1987 (paper) bondale, IL, 1987 (cloth). $10.95. The Bottom ?f-anslation:Marlowe and Shakespeare and the Roger Blin and mentieth Century Playwrights by Odette...

... Eynat-Confino, Southern Illinois University Press, Car- Auguste Racinet, Dover Publications, Mineola, NY, 1987 (paper) bondale, IL, 1987 (cloth). $10.95. The Bottom ?f-anslation:Marlowe and Shakespeare and the Roger Blin and mentieth Century Playwrights by Odette...

... Company” (Essay), Vol. 10, (Essay), Vol. 10, no. 1, Fall 1978, p. 48 no. 2, Spring 1979, p. 49 Field, Barbara, see entry under Alper, Jonathan, p. 20 Benson, Mary, “Theater Abroad: Blin on Beckett” (Essay), Vol. 10, no. Fischer, Eileen, “The Discourse...

... MacGowran. The words we have come to hear are Samuel Beckett's. MacGowran is an Irish actor who works more in London than in Dublin. Along with Patrick Magee in England and Roger Blin and Jean Martin in France, he is known as one of Beckett's favorites. He has been involved in his fellow Dublin...

... protective barrier’’ (letter to Roger Blin, September 1945). As this center. Repetition separates force, presence, and life from regards the festival, as invoked by Artaud, and the menace of that themselves. This separation is the economical and calculating which is “without foundation...

... that stirred me deeply was in Paris: Waiting How did you learn to work with actors? for Godot - in French - Roger Blin’s original production in 1954. I I was a member of the Actor’s Studio Playwrights Unit. That meant didn’t know a word of French. I had not read the play in English. But that I could...

... Samuel Beckett s Waiting for Godot, directed by Roger Blin, Théâtre de Babylone, Paris, 1953. Photo: Borus Lipnitzki Tony Kushner s Angels in America, directed by George C. Wolfe, Walter Kerr Theatre, New York, 1993. Photo: Joan Marcus america s postsecular stages 9 paradigmatic shifts in human thought...

...? Rople do it all the time, don’t thefl But now that’s real- The only one I did was the recreation of the ?blin character ly not done, because of senstivity to co-opting cultures. in San Diego [last summer at the Women and Theater Doesn’t one try to avoid that? Workshop]. I’m trying to figure...

... in a with power define it. But with so many selves being 9 Warda’s costumes for Roger Blin’s 1966 production of Genet’s The Screens. represented as autonomous...