...A.M. Nagler 89 Don Giovanni in Our Century A.M. Nagler This "opera of all operas" (E.T.A. Hoffman), looks back on a sun-gilt palace facade against an intense blue sky. In front of it, stage career (first smooth, then rough) of 200 years...

...Allen J. Kuharski © 2004 by Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre 2004 Allen J. Kuharski Improvisation with a Corpse The Theater of Witold Gombrowicz Enters the Twenty-First Century The totality of Witold Gombrowicz’s life and theatrical work can be grasped only through...

...John Freedman Lost in the Stars, directed by Grigory Dityatkovsky, St. Petersburg, 1999. Photo: Yuri Belinsky John Freedman Russian Theater in the Twenty-First Century A Critic’s Journal History, suggested Thomas Carlyle, is a “distillation of rumor...

...Marina Kotzamani P roductions Marina Kotzamani Red: An Exhibition of Theater Costumes from the Eighteenth to the Twenty-First Century curated by Christian Lacroix Palais Garnier, Paris October 2005 – January 2006 Always remember that fashion becomes costume, that a theater costume...

... Felton-Dansky Controlling the Twenty-First Century Suppressed Theater and Global Change I. On the evening of Saturday, December 19, 2004, the Birmingham Repertory Theatre, in Birmingham, England, planned to open a world premiere: Behzti (Dishonor), by a young Sikh playwright named...

... the 1980s and 1990s related to science fiction.2 The starting block for Dery involved looking at speculative literature in which African American themes and concerns were addressed within the context of twenti- eth- ­and twenty-­first-­century technoculture and society. The first interview...

... Troupe A Quarter of a Century Later AN INTERVIEW WITH JOAN HOLDEN William Kleb In 1984, the San Francisco Mime Troupe celebrated its twen&-j$h anniver- Well, it really...

..., but used to dig trenches, but I don’t complain. with the other side. Reports fkom the 21st Century: A Sarajeuo Jntenieui HALILOVIC.Just one more thing, because I MULAMUHIC I want to say something about my really need to say this. Maybe ten days ago, first big war...

...Daniel Gerould Copyright © 1999 by Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre 1999 DANIELGEROULD THEAPOCALYPTIC MODE AND THE TERROROF HISTORY Turn-of-the- Century Russian and Polish MiZZenarian Drama History has meaning only...

...Elinor Fuchs Copyright © 1999 by Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre 1999 ELINORFUCHS THEAPOCALYPTIC CENTURY For pure apocalypse, no century can match the twentieth. Events were measured in millions dead and unimaginable...

...” looks at the Carol Chillington Rutter, on the other various Lacanian “opposite selves” against which hand, begins squarely in the here and now: the Shakespearean man might form his self- revisiting and deconstructing late-twentieth- image: women, foreigners, superiors, inferiors, century...

....” So far she’s set Eliot’s imports, each in its own way took the retro modern apocalyptic vision in a disco in Brussels, movement a step fiuther, placing watersheds and a museum in Paris, a munitions factory in climaxes of our now-beleagured 20th century on Dublin, and a gin distiiery in Toronto...

...Sara Harvey; Anna Sollazzo anna.sollazzo@shaw.ca saraharvey@uvic.ca © 2022 by Sara Harvey and Anna Sollazzo 2022 Sara Harvey and Anna Sollazzo A Constellation of Perspectives Molière in the Eighteenth Century, as Told by the Actors of the Comédie-F­ rançaise Molière is the first...

...Glenn Loney MYTH AND MUSIC: RESONANCES ACROSS THE CONTINENTS AND CENTURIES GLENN LONEY dging from some of the critical complaints about...

...Christopher Grobe In this article, Christopher Grobe explores the history of the telegraph machine on the nineteenth- and early twentieth-century stage. Structured around a deep analysis of William Gillette's Secret Service , this article also surveys American, British and French telegraph plays...

... spectacles of human suffering in the twenty-first century. In a time when art no longer shocks, argues Friedman, Findlay’s work repurposes the confrontational attitude of the avant-garde by orienting it toward the insoluble impasse of desire and reality. Tracing the arc of Findlay’s oeuvre, Friedman...

... that has narrowed and expanded, fractured and recombined over the past half century. © 2020 by Tom Sellar 2020 This content is made freely available by the publisher. It may not be redistributed or altered. All rights reserved. public Theater magazine anniversary Ren Frutkin performance...

... mixes memory with polemic and humor with outrage while attempting to untangle the threads of high art and big business that have held up and ensnared the art of theater across the last half century. © 2020 by Gordon Rogoff 2020 producing Broadway Tennessee Williams Paul Robeson Laurence...

.... The Berkeley Stage Company is a non-profit corporation dedicated to the professional production of original plays and new translations of work written in this century. Angela Paton is Artistic Director and Robert W. Goldsby is Executive Director. THEATER IN BERKELEY...

...John Houchin In this article, John Houchin, author of Censorship of the American Theater in the Twentieth Century, continues his exploration of censorship and its social ramifications. In censorship battles throughout history, debates may have been addressed in two or three newspaper articles, only...