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.... Staging an “oblique encounter” between James Baldwin and María Irene Fornés via their experiences with The Actor’s Studio of the sixties—and discussing their distance from the rise of not-for-profits and theaters devoted to marginalized communities—Herrera concludes that both dramatists were “caught...

... could be devoted to for the next thirty years that my performances might become a monument to. Returns to the bench to lay thirty white handfasting cords across its aging back. Proceeds to stand behind the bench as a kind of pulpit. I offer this sermon today in service of a belief that performance can...

... once suggested that occasionally an American has done. theater ought to devote a season to a single playwright’swork, instead A different vision of past and present American stage production of attempting to “balance” the repertoire with a variety of authors. led the newly re-organized Eureka...

... and order, of an uneven development and a Review devoted a special issue to the subject (1970), and The Inter- demographic diversity, it is not surprising that the playhouses of American Review (Revista Inter-Americana) devoted two issues to sophisticated urban centers are not the sole centers...

... not “discovered” any major The title of Marc Robinson’s important new new dramatists. Four of the authors to whom study encourages the reader to regard this as a he devotes individual chapters (Stein, Fornes, kind of alternative history to the standard Adrienne Kennedy, and Richard Foreman) O’Neill...

... in history. ings of Israel and Liliane Atlan’s Mister Fugue To bring a comparativist’s kit of refer- for their relative disregard of gender issues. She ences to literature devoted to that which brooks backs off, however, on Martin...

... of silencelBetween my rative to the sort of compulsive act Breuer calls a “devotion” voice and your ear/There is a womb of lies/Between my mind - the ritual commemoration of a love or a death. Each perfor- and life” (Lies).In the poet’s business of purveying lies, or mance of a play is in this sense the re...

..., and then, with the inspiration born of the GIRL: You what? love of a faithful, devoted, and under- standing woman, writes: BOY: I don‘t know what I’d ever do without you. BOY: He began, in a daze, to write a love...

... discussion of naturalism’s schools and Playwrights aren’t the only subject of Persons of mahifestations proceeding outward from the Drama. Kauffmann devotes considerable Storey’sHome and The Changing Room; a probing space to the rise or fall of various innovators, of Pinter’sOld Times...

..., causing a public eruption that spilled into the streets and led to the arrest of numerous company and audience members. yale/theatre s second issue was devoted to this event and to the com- pany s controversial utopian work, cementing the journal s commitment to new theater with revolutionary promise...

... 'Z'urris them to shwsand giws to ain~nothing the Institute set out to explore. a A loctrl habitation'cind name." Mornings are devoted to the study of voice and -A Midsuniriier Night's Ilrcam movement...

...Lee Baxandall Copyright 1968 by yale/theatre 1969 On the Nitty-Gritty Question of a Breakthrough by Lee Baxandall Since this issue is devoted entirely to the role appealed to a public brought up on present crisis in imagination, politics, and the Indian...

...Lee Baxandall Copyright 1968 by yale/theatre 1968 On the Nitty-Gritty Question of a Breakthrough by Lee Baxandall Since this issue is devoted entirely to the role appealed to a public brought up on present crisis in imagination, politics, and the Indian conquest...

... on serving their communities with upgraded 75 cities where the theaters can be found, representing 82% of culture, and sometimes it works. There are places here which capacity overall. The meat of the volume devotes two pages...

..., and a shred or two of unreliable information about a consumer society. You will have the balance and blandness of mediocrity. Survival will be the greatest value, and that is no value, because that is life without purpose. The fifteen hours the most devoted patron of this institution spends with us...

..., and a shred or two of unreliable information about a consumer society. You will have the balance and blandness of mediocrity. Survival will be the greatest value, and that is no value, because that is life without purpose. The fifteen hours the most devoted patron of this institution spends with us...

... for writing scenes credited to someone else have their noncommer• Theater' to be renamed the 'Epic Smoking Theater,' with cial counterparts in the profession of dramaturgs. Dramaturgs the whole operation devoted exclusively to his plays who rewrite a classic or adapt a novel as Brecht did a number...

... Group (whose very existence is in doubt due to the death of its founder-director, Lyn Austin), there has never been an institution in this country devoted to music-theater in all its various manifestations as an art form. Post-operatic, post-Broadway music-theater has been nourished...

... into a kind of tradeschool-business college devoted to turn- upholding, or even struggling to cast off, the 200-year old tradition of ing out junior employees for government and corporate use. At 15, the playwright as spokesman for the eternal verities. he flunked out: a catastrophic event in the life...

... of — or failure in terms of — the theatrical politics of the sixties” (History, 2). In fact, one of the chapters in the book ostensibly devoted to the third wave, Roger Bechtel’s “The Playwright and the Collective: Drama and Politics in British Devised Theatre,” is devoted to the devising processes...