...Sarah Ruhl © 2004 by Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre 2004 David Andrew McMahon and Laura Heisler in Eurydice, directed by Richard Corley. Madison Repertory Theatre, Madison, Wisconsin, 2003. Photo: Brent Nicastro Sarah Ruhl Eurydice This play is for my father...

...Sarah Ruhl © 2004 by Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre 2004 More Invisible Terrains Sarah Ruhl, Interviewed by Wendy Weckwerth wendy weckwerth Eurydice has been pre- money to have a raining elevator. The set de- sented at Brown University, Vassar College...

... collaboration, was on and off, a deflating modern equivalent Eurydice (Birgit Keil) now appears among "determined by images derived from the for the thunder and lightning that tradi• the women. She draws a circle on the back observation of cultures past and present, in tionally signal the descent...

... are creon, ismene (antigone’s sister), creon’s son haemon (antigone’s betrothed), creon’s wife eurydice (in my version also the prophet teiresias), and a chorus of Theban citizens. This version of the tale has been commissioned by the Classic Stage Company, Barry Edelstein, Artistic Director, through...

... Ballets. He has Melancholy Play, Eurydice, Late: a cowboy song, received the Congress on Research in Dance Orlando, and Passion Play. Her plays have Award for Outstanding Leadership in Dance been produced in New...

..., but Ismene wears, in addition, a red over-garment. Eurydice and five other women are dressed like Ismene. During the along the longer sides of the tent on boards covered with small Antigone/Ismene scene they stand among the torches...

... Is Everywhere brings bitter wit to the current administration’s spinning version of Regime Change. Russian playwright Vassily Sigarev defines brutality as coming-of-age in Plasticine. American author Sarah Ruhl applies her eloquent stage poetry to the Eurydice myth, evoking how time ineluctably...

... the dead to the other side. But Kantor does not tragedy. The tragic protagonist of these first operas, even before only usher the dead, he also summons them. In this theater of the Monteverdi, was Orpheus, who summoned Eurydice from under...

... of classical material. So, in that sense we’re doing a lot of new material. We’re working on an opera that we commissioned and are developing. It’s a new opera but it’s based on the Orpheus myth; it’s about Eurydice in New Orleans, so again to some degree it has a classical base. Who...

... in this still scene was his racked coughing and a faint repeated whisper, FUCHS reminiscent of Eurydice’s wrenching plea for remembrance in Gluck-the orphic association itself appropriate to pastoral: “Who will be the witness?” For the past...

... a hurricane and the net of doom expands her play, Medea is an enigma in the rigidly masculine gender to engulf everyone close to him. There are three suicides in framework of the CorinthiamGreek world of the play. Ibsen and the last 200 lines of the play. Creon’s wife, Eurydice, has Euripides each end...