... by which they earn funds to continue producing or initiate new pro- ductions. Assuming this is an accurate portrayal of the environment and issues, Con- temporary Performance proposes grpexp as a framework through which to explore solutions. Consider grpexp a warehouse. This site allows...

... for the Mkbegotten came, as has as Con Melody in Eugene O’Neill’s A spare us the near self-lionizing of A Long been much written of, with his emergence Touch of the Poet has taken on the ap Day’s Journey Into Night. Con Melody is from a personal hell of depression, pearance of a mighty thing, wreathed...

... of festivity; whatever else Lamos accomplish• text would seeIJ1 to be a hindrance if her pur• The quest for ways to make Shakespeare ed, he threw one hell of a party. From the con• pose is primarily to construct her own out of succeed on the American stage often appears. fetti and decorations in the lobby...

... on head slightly bent to one side. And the and the ushers make themselves con• President's wife looks straight ahead: she spicuous...

.... They were unable to cope with this and again where he had the greatest chance to exert influ- reacted in a ridiculous fashion. ence and knew best how to go about it. Once certain con- ditions were agreed upon, we decided to throw our lot in ZipeS: together in a serious way...

... family tegrity. This season's "significant" play is because he has refused a marriage of con• Martin Sherman's Bent, variously touted as venience. Max defiantly and openly...

... of theatre aesthetics and also an urgent need for a com- prehensive theory of theatre that is equally valid for con- ventional and avant-garde theatrical forms, for the per- formance of a literary play on a European proscenium stage and the celebration of a village festival in an African compound...

... historians, cultural histo- possibilities and dangers oftheatrical represen- rians, performance theorists, Žction lovers, tation. Why should medieval legends be con- urban-legend mavens, and general readers.” cerned with this, above all? Enders Žnds some And more than any other academic book I’ve...

... historians, cultural histo- possibilities and dangers oftheatrical represen- rians, performance theorists, Žction lovers, tation. Why should medieval legends be con- urban-legend mavens, and general readers.” cerned with this, above all? Enders Žnds some And more than any other academic book I’ve...

... because his characters share its qualities. Like plas- ticine, Maksim and Lyokha adapt to their environment, bend with pressure, and con- tinually form, un-form, and re-form. Neither the substance nor Sigarev’s characters are completely elastic, however, and neither can avoid a certain amount...

...Mohammad Kowsar Copyright © THEATER 1990 1990 Havel, like many playwrights, harbors serious reservations) has begun to close FATHERS AND SONS AT ACT off as many theatrical possibilities as it once opened. Its whimsy and self-con- suming ennui...

... he is probably less understood now than he pology and psychology. Fascinating as this have followed the company's work. The bulk was in his formally theatrical phase. Skep• new work is, it has an elusive quality and is of the book recounts the often hysterical con• tics and followers still apply...

... his sion generated by concentration of represented by the epic struggle of her humanity is consumed by the intensi- universal themes in an individual per- two protagonists, is an original con- ty of his commitment. Robespierre son, can take place in a confined space tribution to our...

.... . . have through the centuries . . . intri- gued and provoked us.” (p. 1). Semei- Hence there has arisen a market for ology has medical origins, and “the con- or a demonstration...

... questions about con- its reception, especially in the context of Muller’s reputation tinuities and discontinuities both in the State’s historical as a Brecht epigone, and finally turn to the author’s regrounding development and in the author’s self-understanding...

.... marisol You try him. He never answers me. carmen What’s up? loreto ¿Buscas trabajo? [Are you looking for loreto Señorita, venga y siéntase con work?] nosotros. Ahorita va...

.... These historical events are accompanied by a libretto created by Con- stance De Jong - a selection of passages from the Bhugauad Gita, the philosophical dialogue between Krishna and Arjun...

.... The opening style is unique. sensation of chemical response. This con- production ofJungle provided the actors with Nel had various reasons for directing in struct of surfaces, through which the chemi- a new experience of contemporary German the States. He wanted to direct a major...

... in the New York production of Request Con- cert produced by the Women’s Interart Center, the woman radiates an antiseptic...

... are mixed to create real of the Child tional fairy tales, condescending clean-cut social dilemmas in which children are con- adaptations of popular stories, and flashy tinually caught...