...Alexandre Dumas; Prince Rigadin © 2001 by Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre 2001 08-Mob Goto.ak 5/2/01 12:55 PM Page 70 08-Mob Goto.ak 5/2/01 12:55 PM Page 71 the mobilization of gotowar...

... . . . “Maladie D’Amour’’ Kid Creole and the Coconuts, 1980 Ever since Alexander Dumas fils dramatized the misalliance...

... extensively considered in The Scenic Art are a moralist, a Norwegian, and a romantic. In typical fashion, James utilizes a succession of vantage points from which to pay homage to Dumas fils. The more he circumscribes Dumas by frames of reference, the more precise James becomes about...

... 109 kotzamani Rachel Rusch Sisters under the Skin Camille, from Alexandre Dumas fils directed by Kate Whoriskey Bard SummerScape Bard College, 2006 Sisters in Sin: Brothel Drama in America, 1900 – 1920 by Katie N. Johnson 2006: Cambridge University Press A study in decay...

... 109 kotzamani Rachel Rusch Sisters under the Skin Camille, from Alexandre Dumas fils directed by Kate Whoriskey Bard SummerScape Bard College, 2006 Sisters in Sin: Brothel Drama in America, 1900 – 1920 by Katie N. Johnson 2006: Cambridge University Press A study in decay...

... as unanimously amused as this one. These gentlemen are overjoyed that Dumas fils’ Camille has finally died, and they can go home. Or are they simply watching the actors chase Daumier away from Camille’s bedside, where he was wont to sit and lithograph? Such chases would account for the haste...

... Routes-to make clear we are not following one single Thme Moscowteers. What is that all about? direction but different directions that spring from meetings bet- Th Moscowteers is an adaptation of Dumas’ Th Three Musketeers ween theater artists.” This is something that is very attractive to reset...

.... Davis. San Francisco Mime Troupe. I Due Gemelli Veneziani ("The Venetian Twins") by Goldoni. Directed by Luigi Squarzina. The Teatro Stabile di Genova. The Three Musketeers, adapted from Dumas and directed by Roger Planchon. Theatre de la Cite de Villeurbanne. Istanboul by Rochelle Owens...

... melodrama God’s Mercy, or the By the early 19203, a major revival of New Fanchon by D’Ennery and Lemoine in D’Ennery, Dumas $re, and nineteenth- Nekrasov’s nineteenth-century adaptation century French melodrama appeared to be in called A Mother’s Blessing, or Poverty...

... and will not leave him.” Dumas adopted Hamlet to his talents, and when he lay dying, George Sand prolonged his life for a few days by promising to write him a juicy role. Rouviere has evidently chosen his pose (fig. 3) for maximum effect: the body appears drained of all vitality; in a painterly...

.... Dumas, Ukrainka, The search is live and actively pertains to the Dostoevsky, Skovoroda, Chekhov, Plato, Piran- participant; what is found and continues to be dello, Schmidt, Grotowski, Staniewski...

... as either masks of virtue. When Ludlum scored great success as straight or gay. He stresses that the general policy of the Marguerite in his adaptation of Dumas fils’ Camille, for company is that any person can play any part regardless of example, everyone enjoyed the exchange she has with her...

... this self- like the Fourth State Duma.” He organized Old Bozhedomka (now Durov Street). He dramatization might be, like most masks allegorical processions with an ass bearing survived well into the time of Stalin’s show- worn for a long time it became inseparable the placard “Censorship,” on its...

... that “Love, and not self-denial, is the affirma- Anyone who has seen the Dumas play, tive response to death.” Here, the overlap watched Greta Garbo play the deathbed between aesthetic and moral issues gets a little scene in the film adaptation, Camille...

... include such names as Sophocles, Shakespeare, Goethe, Schiller, Hugo, Merimee, Racine, Scribe, Dumas fils, Sardou, Beaumarchais and the Spanish Romantic dramatists. Looked at in one way, opera is a sort of museum of past dramatic styles. However, opera differs from...

... and ease that in some way I can’t quite analyze, leaving behind it an impression of wit on the actor‘s part. I was interested the other day to run upon, at the dentist’s, a copy of “Stage,” and saw in it a photograph of you, very handsome and effe~tive.~ It reminded me of Balzac or Dumas...

... of any theatre d'essai on either side of the woman). The use of Chinese shadows, disembodied hands (they Iron Curtain, except perhaps for that of Grotowski, Peter Brook, represent the invisible members of the Duma during a voting ses• Cantor and Strehler. Lyubimov is admired for his extraordinary...

.... In 1906, the artist: “It was an impossible time, an impos- Russian proletariat was thrown a crust in the sible place, to be a liberal. Only the extremes form of the Duma to placate the violent emo- were defensible positions.” Like his liberal tions roused by Bloody Sunday...

..., Eduardo Equiano, Mary Prince, Igna- tius Sancho, Alexandre Dumas and Alexander Pushkin, Phillis Wheatley and Juan de Pareja and Frantz Fanon, to name just a few. We read everything we could °nd from the Black Diaspora, from Stuart Hall to bell hooks, in order to understand our place in the world. Things...

.... They were released on December 23, 2013, after the State Duma approved amnesty for them. March 5. Vladimir Putin is reelected president of the Russian Federation. (He was president from 2000 to 2008 and then prime minister from 2008 to 2012.) Inter- viewed on tv Rain in the wee hours...