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...: that creation is not destruction. At each turn the text opened out into another one, at once Travis Preston’s its translation and its transposition: A spiral of repetitions and reiterations that have dissolved into a negation of writing as a A Doll House path...

...Wendy Weckwerth © 2004 by Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre 2004 Productions Wendy Weckwerth Playing with Dolls and Houses A Doll’s House directed by Carey Perloff American Conservatory Theater San Francisco January 2004 Dollhouse directed by Lee Breuer Mabou...

...Christopher W. White © 2004 by Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre 2004 Productions Wendy Weckwerth Playing with Dolls and Houses A Doll’s House directed by Carey Perloff American Conservatory Theater San Francisco January 2004 Dollhouse directed by Lee Breuer...

..., a competition in which Union soldiers would Fringe Festival, attempt to convey black dolls between “safe houses” located in classrooms throughout Philadelphia, 2015. Photo: the school, without being captured by their Confederate...

... (for later playback) almost arranged in chronological order. Tiresome all the parenthetical phrases. The dialogue karaoke music and images. Dean Martin songs, appearing in bold is intended to be recorded and background shots that look like apocalyptic posters then replayed on Day 27, “A Doll-­Choir...

... and Reunion at the Guthrie and Guthrie 2, Through the Leaves at the Empp Space, A Doll House and Hello and Goodbye at Oregon Contemporary Theater, The Value of Names, A Tantalizing, and A Weekend Near Madison at the Actors...

... organizes, as feminist film critics in the 1970s and 1980s theorized it, the male gaze. Thoroughly manipulated, that midcentury blonde “doll,” as she was written into pulp, soon became literally a blonde doll: Barbie, who first appeared in 1959 and will appear at the begin- ning of Jerez’s screenic...

... company on the model of the ma- Connecticut. Wending its way west, the caravan made its way to jor European repertory theaters. Pittsburgh, where it stopped. Its new pioneers, many lugging fresh The first season featured A Doll House; a new play, Cradles, by a re- Yale MFAs on their backs, pitched...

... idea of been his favorite dramatist - he has singlehandedly directing a simultaneous directed fifteen of his plays to date - and a A Conversation with production of Henrik Ibsen’s A Doll’s House, production ofMissJulie has long been...

... Deconstruction Jan Kott I the husband rediscovers his wife in the guise of the Stranger. But In the first scene of The Misanthrope Alceste rushes into in A Doll House the traditional signs of tragedy and comedy...

..., which continued hours beyond its advertised running time.1 Months earlier, Vinge and Müller’s A Doll’s House, presented at Berlin’s Hebbel am Ufer as part of the Nordwind Festival, was reported to the Cul- tural Senate for its use of real and fictional stage violence. Their John Gabriel Borkman...

... luminous in oil lamp footlighting on a vast stage that is enveloped by a black cyclorama. And the fairies they meet there are small doll puppets, china doll spectres...

... to describe it is revealed to be the slack, soft husk of a doll. his theory that the eeriest experiences are evoked More disorienting revelations follow: puppets by nonhuman things that nevertheless resemble pantomime human gestures, and humans per- us — even, perhaps, to the point of fooling us. To form...

... production was not precisely medical; it was dolls: mechanical dolls, elaborately costumed historical mannequins. For the program he found pictures of the workings of 18th century mechanical dolls, and wandered through the costume collection at the Bethnal Green Museum, snapping...

... of businessman.” Soon Black Elk goes to containing yet another layer of ironic subtex- want to expand - I want to have the sleep on the sidewalk near Mary, the tual commentary. The actors move in a elements.” homeless woman, who extracts three dolls carefully...

... wrote may be understood as an answer- antidote?- to A Doll?House (1879). It is the story of a husband who says the right thing to his discontented wife (in contrast to the obtuse, selfish Torvald in A Doll? House), and a wife who makes the right choice: not to leave her husband. Unlike Nora...

...- brilliant dramatist. He has you on the edge of sis in Germany, but also all around the world, your seat. Nora [A Doll House] is not only an facing globalization, and these problems, so issue play but also a drama that is very excit- we think that maybe patriarchic power gives ing to watch because...

... important, Barbie dolls. With a live-­feed video cam- era, she simultaneously produces and projects these scenes onto a screen, which creates the effect of a widespread cultural ritual — glazing out in front of the living room tv. Someone dies in every vignette. Often it is Barbie who dies. Sometimes...

... Ibsen’s characters chafe against. His deluded men — Torvald in A Doll House, Hjalmar in The Wild Duck, Rosmer in Rosmersholm — apprehend the world through the prism of a “life-lie,” often identical with idealist plots, that theatricalizes themselves and their loved ones. Nineteenth-century society...

... of Ghosts Death is a changeling . . . It is dragged about like a broken doll By little girls playing at mothers and funerals. —Ted Hughes Characters amber, her age ranging between thirteen and tom, Amber’s dad. Mid- to late forties. Means fi fteen throughout...