...Charles McNulty © 2000 by Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre 2000 productions Charles McNulty Commuting beyond the Stereotypes: The Dangerous Trek of Ivo van Hove’s A Streetcar Named Desire There’s nothing like a little deconstruction to raise...

.... 85 THEATRE IN FRANCE Donna Giovanni: Staging Ambiguous Desire Judith Graves Miller...

... 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...

...Tom Sellar In this article, Tom Sellar begins to define the mercurial role of the performance curator that has been emerging at the intersections of theatrical practice and the visual arts and their presentation. By linking the burgeoning prominence of curators with “a desire for strengthened...

..., artistic, and political expression. It explores the politics of personality, style, and the male body as a site of desire. © 2015 by Ryan M. Davis 2015 Miguel Gutierrez queer dance performance Ryan M. Davis All the Possible Variations and Positions The Intimate Maximalism of Miguel...

... to curation relate to the “knowing-body.” Using artist Lygia Clark's Caminhando (Walking) to problematize the politics of desire, Rolnik explores how curation practices might liberate themselves from capitalist-colonial micropolitics, as well as how curators negotiate the safeguard of artistic practices...

... desire; and in Freudian psychology she exists only as the mother- stunned by its spectacle. Laurie Anderson has moved from parks and object of the male Oedipal complex. Relegated to the position of ob- streets into large, established theaters with exorbitant ticket prices. ject, women have been...

... Strindberg is an exercise in under- standing the power of human imagination as creative force and first cause. Throughout his works physical actions are shown to be only shadows of thought, outlines of the form instinct and desire take...

...Stephen J. Bottoms Staging Desire: Queer Readings of American Theater History edited by Kim Marra and Robert A. Schanke 2002: University of Michigan Press © 2003 by Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre 2003 Books St ephen J.B ottoms...

...Maurya Wickstrom Books M W S H  S Discipline and Desire: Surveillance Technologies in Performance by Elise Morrison Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, Elise Morrison has written an important, first- of- its- kind study on what she argues persuasively is a new...

... and circumstantial evidence. Even so, several of Inferr ed Alternatives the essays do rely substantially on conjecture and probability in claiming their subjects as Staging Desire...

... and probability in claiming their subjects as Staging Desire: other-than-heterosexual. The essays on play- Queer Readings ofAmerican Theater History wright Rachel Crothers and lighting designer edited by Kim Marra...

... of the thing Acronyms—alphabetical Heraldic crests—in order of importance To list is to name Political systems—global pie chart to name is to call 96 romeo sierra tango to call is to utter If you desire...

... on more and less awareness of the foundation of Afrofuturism, and as Indigenous people desiring, we may be engaging in forms of appropriation. Hold up, they don t love you like I love you, what could that mean? Wait, pause, support, delay, look back? Ceremony. That least understood The most important...

.... Memory provides no remnant of unfulfilled desire. Lena feels no sense of loss because she has never had anything. An awareness of deprivation would at least provide the solace of self-definition. But she has no knowledge, no access to a world outside of the Swartkops against which to compare...

... bodies are punished, sentenced to a life between the desire for separation and the impossible hope of reunion. The performance documents the alternations of lovers and their resistance, up until the point of their collapse, when they fade away. The exhausted body succumbs, and every movement, every...

..., and designing exploratory workshops. Freud’s case history describes Dora’s “hysteria” as repressed Only in 1976, and almost by accident, did she direct - if that desire for her fatheis married friend Mr. K, as well as submerged is the word for her control of a production from writing the text...

... support in exchange for their allegiance in the fight against the communist threat. Consequently, these two countries were deeply affected by the massive exportation of American cul- tural icons and lifestyles from the 1950s onward and developed what Alain Badiou has called the “desire for the West...

... a monolith of love’s doom, in Racine the Stripped to its essentials, the world be her own oracle. Even among ancient battleground between passion and turns blue from cold or desire: it sug- heroines of domestic apocalypse...

... was presented not the subliminal ro- mantic love which permeated so much of its literature, but raw, physical desire. When she faces John the Baptist for the first time, Salome speaks five lines, and on the sixth declares, "1 am amorous of thy body, lokanaan." A few years earlier, Hardy, in describing...