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...! (to omers) - who was kidnapped? Our homeland! FELICIA: Salim! TAMI: Nobody but a figment of your Then I must say, "Unfortunately, also TAMI: Zeo - that's it! Middle Eastern imagination. Please the homeland of another people". And FELICIA: What have...

...Zvonimir Dobrović Ben Grinberg and Hazem Header s fix Me!, Queer Zagreb Season, Zagreb Dance Center, Croatia, 2024. Photo: Patrik Iva i Zvonimir Dobrovi Queer Spaces for Freedom Perspectives from Eastern Europe An important aspect of queer art in social and political environments where public...

...Andrea Tompa Andrea Tompa traces how rising state nationalism has manifested in contemporary Eastern European performance. She contends that “consensus” art constructs national identities through dualistic roles of “us” against “the threatening Other” and national histories stripped...

...Daniel Gerould Eastern European Theater after the Iron Curtain edited by Kalina Stefanova, English-style editor Ann Waugh 2000: Harwood Academic Publishers © 2001 by Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre 2001 11-Books 5/21/01 3:24 PM Page 126 Books...

... by Ireneusz Iredynsky, translated by Michal W.B. Yeats: Dramatist of Vision by A.S. Knowland, Barnes & Noble, Kobialka, Institute for Contemporary Eastern European Drama and New York, 1983 (cloth). Theater, New York, 1982 (paper). Conuersations with the Executioner by Kazimierz...

... by Ireneusz Iredynsky, translated by Michal W.B. Yeats: Dramatist of Vision by A.S. Knowland, Barnes & Noble, Kobialka, Institute for Contemporary Eastern European Drama and New York, 1983 (cloth). Theater, New York, 1982 (paper). Conuersations with the Executioner by Kazimierz...

... exclusively to stage work exploring the perspectives of Americans from Middle Eastern backgrounds — ­was unveiled in June 2010. With a name playing on Arabic and Farsi words for light, the New York – based organization’s mission will be “to illuminate these diverse viewpoints to foster greater...

... exclusively to stage work exploring the perspectives of Americans from Middle Eastern backgrounds — ­was unveiled in June 2010. With a name playing on Arabic and Farsi words for light, the New York – based organization’s mission will be “to illuminate these diverse viewpoints to foster greater...

... exclusively to stage work exploring the perspectives of Americans from Middle Eastern backgrounds — ­was unveiled in June 2010. With a name playing on Arabic and Farsi words for light, the New York – based organization’s mission will be “to illuminate these diverse viewpoints to foster greater...

... Stefanovski’s racy. Seven scenes by Stefanovski, a Macedon- Hotel Europa ian playwright now living in England, were staged by seven Eastern European directors...

..., of Reconnect irig irt the Richr encounters and collaboration across borders, institutional companies that prevail in Europe languages, cultural traditions. Artists from are not suited. They are too big, too immobile, western and eastern Europe specializing in the- too expensive, and often anchored...

..., Radu Stanca National Theater, Sibiu, 2007. Photo: Scott Eastman 34 Silviu Purcărete’s World of theater extends, of course, to Russia and throughout Eastern Europe; it takes dif- Faust, 2007...

... tallied fifty-­five Shakespeare productions. There’s a similarly high number of Chekhov productions. Many come from extraordinary the- aters in Eastern Europe and Russia, where I have visited regularly since the 1980s. Photography for me started in the mid-­1970s, with landscapes — city...

... in public debate about the airplanes, in many European cities, keeping it in Maastricht treaty, the ecological and economic my travel bag. Besides literary reviews and articles, wounds of four decades of Central and Eastern it has a series of letters...

... alike admitted to me that this is more a matter of social priority than artistic policy. There is no artistic development, and not much work is even produced, but the institutional model remains sacred. This is also the case in Eastern Europe, where Russia maintains as many as 400...

... performance (video), from an original microtheater play. Pushing the sexual tension between European and non-E­ uropean mindsets, the literary glance of the Occident at the refugee crisis is parodied in a conversation about an unpublished erotic fiction between a Turkish academic and a Middle Eastern refugee...

... Măniutiu, one of the country’s most inven- tive directors, currently teaches acting at the University of California, Irvine, while also heading the National Theater in Cluj. Gábor Tompa, whose compelling produc- tions are renowned across Eastern Europe, trains directors at University...

... culture. Parallel molished both romances (which he also hastily in the context of Eastern Europe, realms, he has argued in several essays, played against each other);and brought Foustka’s hobby could qualify as the must foster the idea of responsibility to on the wrath of occult and scientific...

.... H In its Fall 1990 issue, EUROMASKE featured: Eastern Europe in Turmoil, Joel Schechter...

... their Greenberg focuses on the meretriciousness of urban worlds is becoming harder. The interloper of Restoration yuppies in Eastern Standard (1988), Guare exposes the comedy was the parvenu, the country bumpkin or (at hypocrisies of the WASP rich in Six Degrees of Separation worst...