... of the giant June 12, 1982 panels of a blinkelsang canvas, which was then sold to the nuclear disarmament march and rally and has since been travelling performers (often families) who made their living performed on numerous occasions at different sites: in singing the ballad narrations to the pictures...

.... Play’ ” (essay),Vol. XX, No. 1, p. 72. - ‘‘A Call for Peace, Disarmament and Antonov-Ovseenko, Anton, “The Hunter, Mead, “Not Exactly Disney: Theater” (editorial with editors of Datr Theater of Joseph Stalin” (essay),Vol. Gozzi’sThe Blue Monster” (essay),Vol. and Theater), Vol. XX...

.... 61 Tell me about your involvement with Performing Artists for Nuclear Disarmament. It is an obvious truth that there is no sense in having women in theater if there isn’t going to be any theater or any world or anything. It’s an important issue so a bunch of us theater people got...

... of the Beast in environmental matters; it presented processionals and outdoor spectacles at the 1988 Nuclear Disarmament March and the 1990 Earth Day parade in New York, and created new shows for The- ater for the New City’s 1992 and 1993 Eco-fests. Passion Play for a Young Tree, The Same Boat...

... inspired New Haven's 1986. (Don't say anything about the sap mises all proved false. Green Party as it did the original one in in the trees.) Germany. Plans for disarmament, a From this perspective, the city's recent green environment, increased...

... our hands.’ We were talking about WOMAN: We sort of didn’t feel like the WOMAN: Look - I know you. You almost missiles - about Molesworth and disarma- demo any more. It‘s not as if the danger of atomic war has really got to the masscs. And WOMAN: You’re a bastard. I mean to say scene...

... decades, whether the issue was labor, civil rights, poverty, disarmament, women’s rights, gay/lesbian liberation, homelessness, AIDS, cultural diversity, or commercial globaliza- tion. By the late 1980s, artists from many different perspectives and generations...