... © 2005 by Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre 2005 CiNE RE-PUBLIC The CiNE Collective’s Portfolio for New York’s Joseph Papp Public Theater For the purposes of this published portfolio, CiNE is: Wayne Chambliss, Co-founder, Nomea, LLC Judy Chang, Dramaturg Gordon...

..., and Romola and Nijinski at Primary Stages. He is a graduate of the sasha dugdale has translated several Motley Theatre Design Course in London, Russian plays for the Royal Court Theatre, England, and is a member of CiNE, an including How I Ate a Dog by Evgeny experimental design collective...

.... But the lack of a true public space in the Public Theater had other implications, too — as the artists’ collective cine pointed out in a 2005 polemic in this journal.1 us theaters could be much more than just entertainment venues — they could be cen- ters of literary, community, and political activity...

... of the performance curator Unbranded posters promote cine Collective, 2005...

... with that? Didn’t think so. So let CiNE propose a new perspective: sincere, lavish, excessive self-abasement before the seat of power. This is the art of flatterers and favor-curriers, the art of poet laureates and courtiers. This is the art of the masque, and it will always trump negation as a form...

... © 2004 by Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre 2004 Event sketch for Babylon Is Everywhere. Illustration: Michael Byrnes Created by CiNE Babylon Is Everywhere, or Petrolia Restor’d Designed by Michael Byrnes Text by Gordon Dahlquist Original music by Joe Diebes...

... Company in New York City. and dramatic criticism program at Yale ruth maleczech is a founding co-artistic School of Drama. director of Mabou Mines. Since 1970, she CiNE is an interdisciplinary collective has...

... are the voices of theater’s semioticians? While of the larger questions, and its audience is Laura Mulvey’s “Visual Pleasure and Narrative unclear, it contains incisive essays on a huge set Cinema” is a useful and seminal work in cine- of dicey topics. The strongest of the pieces are ma studies, it needs...

... our progression another way: by presenting three new plays by emerging theater artists. By theatrical standards they are young writers and directors: most are under forty. Each work is concerned with an idea or experience of transforma- tion. The CiNE collective’s antiwar masque Babylon...

...Jonathan Marks Copyright © by yale/theater 1972 1972 Jonathan Miller's DANTON'S DEATH by Jonathan Marks Georg Buchner revolutionized the drama in his spare time. His career was medi- cine, as was his father's, but he chose it not merely out of filial devotion; he was passionately...

... with cervical cancer and died there — with the immortal HeLa cell-­line generated from Lacks’s cancer cells shortly before her death. (The cell line’s worldwide distribution has enabled breakthroughs from the polio vac- cine in the 1950s to the genome today.) Guised as a polished lecturer dressed in medi...

...Tom Sellar © 2015 by Tom Sellar 2015 This content is made freely available by the publisher. It may not be redistributed or altered. All rights reserved. Adassa Martins in Diogo Liberano’s Symphony Dream, Galpão Cine Horto, Belo Horizonte, Brazil, 2012. Photo: © Daniel...

...Miriam Felton-Dansky © 2015 by Miriam Felton-Dansky 2015 Adassa Martins in Diogo Liberano’s Symphony Dream, Galpão Cine Horto, Belo Horizonte, Brazil, 2012. Photo: © Daniel Protzner www.danielprotzner .com Up Front Turning to Brazil Tom Sellar The protests...

... in Greenaway originally conceived of his prop high-tech sound effects and music, slick cine- opera as a kind of gigantic installation in the matic lighting, and the projection of his text vast halls and staircases of the Hofburg Palace onto what might as well be a movie screen...

... 170 books heterosexualization of Asian women as hyper- wider problems: the romantic myth of America feminine”; Cherríe Moraga’s Giving Up the and the way this myth becomes history; cine- Ghost, Tiffany Ana López writes...

... is leisure. The destitute have pressing material needs. Of what use, immate- rial and material, is theater? One way (one of many ways) to address this question is to hold theater up to other forms of stewardship. David Levine Re- Public: The CiNE Theater 35, no. 3 (2005) The mutual indifference of theater...

... surgeon. I decided against medi- on the idea that you can perform a story every- cine my junior year. I went to the Iowa play- one has known for centuries. If we were in a dif- writing program for an M.F.A. ferent culture we would recognize the passing...

... School to play the role cine): we are all participants in the “life to “relentless persistence in diagnosis” of a patient suffering from anxiety and of medicine” and no longer remember and the categorization of symptoms, depression for demonstration classes. a time without symptoms. Even...

... acting? That’s it. How to get closer kevin. He runs. Mother and father meet in a Andrêas Gatto in to something I’m not? How to get closer to painful hug. Dubious. Another drag. Symphony Dream, Galpão Cine...

... not on San New Mexico. Being what? Pueblo medi- had to have - your little surprise. Okay. Carlos. But, back, home. cine man? That it? Caracol in Pueblo- I am surprised. I’m here I - hope to hell land? Apache warhorse. At graze with you’re not sorry for it. At this cave entrance I know...