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...JoAnne Akalaitis Copyright © THEATER 1978 1978 Scenes from Dressed Like an Egg A Mabou Mines Presentation Based on the Writings of Colette Notes by JoAnne Akalaitis 110 Dressed Like an Egg with (left to right) William Raymond, JoAnne Akalaitis, David Warrilow, Ruth Maleczech...

...Ren Frutkin Copyright 1968 by yale/theatre 1968 That Little Red Dress Ren Frutkin Zoe Caldwell as Cleopatra she leans forward and drops of salty in Shakespeare's Antony and Cleopatra mascara pool with soy sauce and cold Stratford...

... non-narrative pieces such as The Lady Dick (1985) and Dress Suits to Hire (1987). All of Hughes's work has an undercurrent of dark comic rage. And her subject has always been relationships between women. Despite her notoriety as a “lesbian artist,” this does not necessarily mean sexual relationships...

...Charles McNulty Crossing The Stage: Controversies on Cross-Dressing Edited by Lesley Ferris Copyright © Theater 1994 1994 Production Rei yiews‘ Clearly, Smith’s theater is no more objec- from a different race, maybe...

... executive tators sounds pedagogical, suggesting E corporeal mime with Etienne dressed for a job interview. Turning she may not really be the performer Decroux in Paris: she’s worked in to her small audience she explains they have come to watch. She seems theater, dance...

... ). Feinberg , Leslie Stone Butch Blues . Ithaca, New York: Firebrand, 1993 . Garber , Marjorie Vested Interests: Cross Dressing and Cultural Anxiety . New York: Routledge, 1992 . Goffman , Erving The Presentation of Self in Everyday Life . Garden City: Doubleday, 1959 . Nestle...

.... Children scatter. The ance of a young woman, long-haired raises his mask. The mask is revealed mother catches the smallest and and dressed in a floor length salmon- as an image of his own face. End of escapes just as the auto crashes into colored dress. She is accompanied by Part 1...

... they instills sensations in others as if injecting are called, those little loose dresses little girls medication into a patient. People need those wear. I am the little girl inside the woman. I sensations, because they don’t have them, but politely take off my self when I am talking to they know them...

... if we were improvising, or if it was all planned in advance. MAESTRO I hate the actors who appear in this play. MAESTRO There must be some subtle way we could clue them in. PIERROT (Dressed...

... melissa g. Please. Lisa D’Amour in Dress the Theater of the Perfectly Harmless.” A few Me Blue/Window Me Sky, weeks later when we saw...

... four weeks building the sets. During rehear• cases. For them, theater work is not an escape from everyday hor• sals we depend on a smaller tent, a kitchen tent, and a workshop ror; it is political work. tent (later to be used as the dressing tent). An exhibit...

... an astute political critique. But the potential of When they killed Tiny, they were in Smith’s theater is drastically limited by its unmarked cars. When they shot my dependency on the “realthat passion for nephew, they were dressed like gang...

..., which is ajar just a crack. It moves into the crack, isstopped by a wall of beautiful dresses, It examines some of these vestments - lowcut, expensive gowns, lushly furred suits, etc. - then parts the dresses, peeks through them and finds a tiny...

... angle Kate: Yes Cynthia: It is true that your teacher leaned out of the window at at at at THE TELEPHONE AS THE TRUTH (In a Car) (A Combination Dress, Toy Train...

..., oval-shaped head wearing an elabo- rate mask and a headdress made up of shiny stones, precious materials, and feathers (fashioned by the curator himself ). Masks effectively directed the viewer’s gaze away from the face and onto the dress, and, with the mannequins, gave the costumes...

... the dress, and, with the mannequins, gave the costumes an alluringly mysterious presence, enhanced by soft, filtered red light illuminating the space. Indeed, the exhibition was rich in theatrical effects. On entering the space, view- ers found themselves surrounded by a stunning spectacle...

... company, I that all pictures be taken during a dress I had learned something. became fascinated watching the hus- rehearsal and that I join the actors on Photo calls are held for the specific band of one of the actresses working his stage. CSC productions were generally purpose of creating...

... of need parallel to appears only at the close of the act, and statement (gone from the revision) that the spoken dialogue from its beginning. Hugenberg has not yet been created: she needs her maid to dress her for dan- Luh tries to sit on Schoning’s lap, bares this Lulu is not yet a consumer...

..., an doors. Italian immigrant, "precipitated" from a Casually Dressed Police Inspector fourteenth-story window of the central police POLICE INSPECTOR (leafing through some Police Chief headquarters in New York...

...) (speaks loudly, in order to be heard) 34 hamlet Tell him to shut the doors upon him, that he may play the fool nowhere but in s own house. Farewell. ofelia Hamlet! hamlet stops, turns around. Looks at ofelia and walks closer to her. He grabs her hands and takes her to the dressing rooms. polonio asks...