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...Dragan Klaić © 2002 by Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre 2002 Dragan Klaic´ Restaging Europe: A Critical Diary In London Exile On the eve of the royal wedding here in Amsterdam: the crown prince is marrying an Argentine beauty whose father isn’t allowed to show up...

...Dragan Klaić Copyright © Theater 1993 1993 Restaging Europe Out of Friedrichswald Dragan Klai’c 106 When I hastily left...

...Dragan Klaić Copyright © Theater 1994 1994 Restaging Europe New Opera: Less Is More Dragan Klaik 7” There seems to be no end...

...Tom Sellar © 2015 by Tom Sellar 2015 Brett Bailey’s Exhibit B, Festival d’Avignon, 2013. Photo: Ada Nieuwen Up Front Europe on Exhibit Tom Sellar Paris, November 28, 2014: Emerging from the rer regional train in Saint-Denis, a gritty suburb home to many immigrants from sub...

... the Netherlands and across Europe, the continent’s mind- boggling diversity captures my imagination. The notion of a common “European” cultural identity, so often taken for granted in the unification debates of recent years, looks rather arbitrary when one actually experiences the vast differences among...

...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...

... contemporaries in Romania and in Europe. © 2009 by Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre 2009 Pantagruel’s Cousin, directed by Silviu Purcărete, coproduction of Hungarian Theater, Radu Stanca National Theater, and Silviu Purcărete Company, 2003. Photo: Pierre Borasci Andrea Tompa...

... borderless Europe; and Rolf Dennemann describes the use of nontraditional venues and site-specific performances to draw unexpected audiences together. © 2011 by Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre 2011 An Histrionic, Infecting the City Festival, Spier Performing Arts Festival, Cape Town...

... of the piece around Europe and on-site in a radio studio in Kigali and explaining the role of radio in the Rwandan genocide of 1994. With The Congo Tribunal , Defraeye identifies several of the many global ramifications of what is often referred to as the African World War and summarizes the three cases...

...Ryan Adelsheim; Rye Gentleman; Michelle Hayford Devised theater genealogies too often take shape around a set of primarily white, Western “ensemble-based” theater companies and training schools working in modes that emerged in Europe and the United States in the 1960s and 1970s in response...

... QUARTERLY biomechanics, which he co-authored with Alma Law, is Take a subscription this theatre season for all the theatres of Europe. scheduled for publication...

...Mel Gordon Copyright © THEATER 1991 1991 AGIT-FANTASY: MEYERHOLD‘S Do€. ME1 GORDON sevolod Meyerhold’s D.E. (”Giue Us Europe”) was the “cinemization” of theater...

... - and their subsequent impact on its performing arts - the profiles of other countries become more distinct, and certain similarities are apparent. Everywhere in Europe contemporary art appears vulnerable, and the prevailing mood is gloomy. Money is tighter than it used to be. Reductions and cutbacks...

..., Gombrowicz’s writing has always cir- culated in bohemian, “off” theatrical and literary milieus—with great benefit to his later fame. When we look in the rearview mirror, there is a complicated landscape. We see Poland, Argentina, and Western Europe; we don’t see much of the English-speaking world...

...: Stuttgart, Germany; Karlsruhe, Germany; Liège, Belgium; Zurich, Switzerland; Prato, Italy; Maribor, Slovenia; Bratislava, Slovakia; Zagreb, Croatia As Europe is intensely searching for an antidote to the economic crisis, a few dreamers think that a remedy could be found in theater. Most economists...

...: Stuttgart, Germany; Karlsruhe, Germany; Liège, Belgium; Zurich, Switzerland; Prato, Italy; Maribor, Slovenia; Bratislava, Slovakia; Zagreb, Croatia As Europe is intensely searching for an antidote to the economic crisis, a few dreamers think that a remedy could be found in theater. Most economists...

...: Stuttgart, Germany; Karlsruhe, Germany; Liège, Belgium; Zurich, Switzerland; Prato, Italy; Maribor, Slovenia; Bratislava, Slovakia; Zagreb, Croatia As Europe is intensely searching for an antidote to the economic crisis, a few dreamers think that a remedy could be found in theater. Most economists...

.... consumerist, post-industrial society. He Being American provides some useful has no mother, no father, no wife, no distance in thinking about these Europes. children. . . . He is like a cowboy in a Immigration is not only part of our present pol...

... in the middle of the enormous urban around Germany and Europe. After Blood agglomeration of the Ruhr-once known for Wedding and Othello, they produced a mon- its steel production, now more troubled, but tage of Seven against Thebes and Antigone; still affluent, densely populated, and offering a they’re...