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... of Mimi Lien Anne Washburn The Communist Dracula Pageant By Americans, for Americans a play about the Romanian Revolution of 1989 with hallucinations, phosphorescence, and bears Characters Staging single cast: nicolae ceausescu...

... to New York; she’d seen that footage of Your dramaturgy is radical and often purposely the executed Ceauşescues in 1989 and been disjointed — is your playmaking a reflection of really haunted by it and wanted to work up a these “strange times,” a conscious aesthetic choice, or piece around it. I...

... it was and how everybody wasted two or three hours of life. Theater 39:2  doi 10.1215/01610775-2008-024 © 2009 by Razvan Penescu 53 penescu Nicolae Ceauşescu Nineteen and a half years ago addresses the Congress of Nicolae...

... people should have listened to Bob Dylan’s song before “sinking like stones” immediately after the fall of Nicolae Ceauşescu’s regime in December 1989. The times were — and still are — changing in Romanian society, and social change has affected the social art of theater in many ways, in most cases...

... unusual situ- ation: everything had to be rethought, from the artists’ collaboration with Ceauşescu’s regime to the strong desire of some theatermakers to capture their new sense of free- dom and spread it across Europe. In 1990, Romania’s revolution had hit the front page Theater 39:2  doi...

... artists in the past. 2 up front This issue looks at how Romania’s theater has emerged from the end of commu- nism and the Ceauşescu era. Additional articles, interviews, and materials on Roma- nian theater today can...

..., to the First and Second Cabinets (to Nicolae the superior body controlling and supervising and Elena Ceauşescu, respectively) — in order the DGPT. to denounce their colleagues for political non- I skimmed...

... Things that Have to Do with Us A Playwright’s Notes on the Struggle for New Romanian Plays Until 2002, the Romanian stage had been rather dull, except for the first three or four years after 1989, when the Ceauşescu regime fell. Several directors who had been living in the West (among them...

... Silviu Purcărete’s World Silviu Purcărete belongs to a kind of greatest generation of Romanian directors, many of whom emigrated during Ceauşescu’s dictatorship and some of whom returned after the social changes in the 1990s, to work if not to live. But unlike Liviu Ciulei or Andrei Şerban...

...- kind of intelligence. Every moment became tially, “Are you afraid of me?” Stalin would thicker. say that. Ceauşescu would say it. Here too is Photo...

... 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...

... a hundred years new building rebuilt the Ceaușescus’ Palace — the seat of has not been allowed — it turned out to be the Romanian Parliament.) In Leipzig she’s possible as a temporary artwork. So we built staged a critique of the “Four German Vir- an extension on an old part of Arsenale, a tues,” which...