...: The Family Romance of French Classicism by Mitchell Greenberg, 1992: Cambridge University Press Copyright © Theater 1994 1994 Book Reoiews reading of one of the most slippery examples of The play is both manifesto and demon...

...Philippa Wehle Plays by French and Francophone Women Christiane P. Makward and Judith G. Miller, Eds. 1994: University of Michigan Press Copyright © Theater 1996 1996 ...

...! Some Notes on French Combatant Trench Scripts of the First World War I Before we raise the curtain, which is noticeable by its absence . . . —Marcel Astruc and Léon Bruele. Songs! Armaments...

...Mark Rucker; James Magruder © 2004 by Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre 2004 The Imaginary Invalid, act II, scene 6. Illustration: Louis Leloir French Tailoring Mark Rucker and James Magruder, Interviewed by Catherine Sheehy catherine sheehy James, you teach...

... he Time of Mol ièr e A Gynocentric Vision of French Classical Theater The field of study of ancien régime women playwrights, as it emerged at the end of the twentieth century, is fundamental to decentering Molière. Its contributions to the recognition of women authors and the understanding...

... ): 43 –53. Ozouf , Mona . La Fête révolutionnaire, 1789–1799 . Paris: Gallimard, 1976 . THEATRICALIZATIONS OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION JUDITH GRAVES MILLER “The text of the Revolution has disappeared...

... 1990 when he became, for three years, the Artistic Director of French Theater at the National Arts Centre in Ottawa. His major projects with Repère have included The Dragons' Trilogy (1985), Polygraph (1988), Tectonic Plates (1990), and now The Shakespeare Cycle, consisting of Michel Garneau's...

...Christopher Grobe In this article, Christopher Grobe explores the history of the telegraph machine on the nineteenth- and early twentieth-century stage. Structured around a deep analysis of William Gillette's Secret Service , this article also surveys American, British and French telegraph plays...

... collections have embodied the certain je ne sais quoi that the world identifies as the ultimate expression of French taste. One would thus have expected that the first exhibition at the Musée Yves Saint Laurent in Paris would have been devoted to celebrating the Frenchness of the designer. In a surprising...

... are always even more stark, on himself; doubting his own materials, forts are mocked. We are jeered at in two more rigorous in their economy, than he gradually diminishes his choices by languages. Without a model for salva- their French counterparts. When paring them away. Beckett’s unyielding...

... to be known as the former Zaire, the former Belgian Congo, the former property of King Leopold II. The theater I practice now came in a colonial package and brought with it the French language. French is not the first language I spoke as a child, but it has become my first language I think in French, I...

... Mnouchkine, daughter of a French film producer, returned to her Paris home from Oxford University where she spent more energy on drama than classes. In Paris she founded a student theater group which produced Lorca’s Blood Wedding - to public indifference. In 1961 Mnouchkine directed...

..., 1986 . The Neighbors. In The Paris Stage, trans . Antal , Paul . New York: Ubu Repertory Theater. Portrait of a Woman. In New French Plays , ed. Bradby , David , and Claude Schumacher; trans. Donald Watson. London: Metheun, 1989 . (A number of other unpublished translations...

..., in Famous Utopias of the Renaissance . New York, 1946 , 235 , 248. Bellamy , Edward Looking Backward . New York, 1960 . de la Bretonne , Nicholas-Edme Restif . The French Daedalus, in Manuel, Frank E., and Fritzie P. Manuel, eds. French Utopias, an Anthology of Ideal Societies . New York...

... for the American Society for Theatre Research’s Barnard Hewitt Award in theater history. contributors judith g. miller is Collegiate Professor tom sellar is the editor of Theater of French and director...

...Jeremy M. Barker © 2015 by Jeremy M. Barker 2015 danse : An Anthology Edited by Noemie Solomon Paris: Les Presses du Reel, 2014 danse : A French-American Festival of Performance and Ideas Cultural Services of the French Embassy New York, May 2014 Jeremy M. Barker Danse...

... Graves Miller is the author of French Theatre and Revolution Since 1968 Tom Stoppard: An Assessment by Tim Brassell, St. Martin’s, NY, 1985 (French Forum, 1974) and numerous articles on contemporary French (cloth) $19.95. theater. She teaches at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where she...

... Graves Miller is the author of French Theatre and Revolution Since 1968 Tom Stoppard: An Assessment by Tim Brassell, St. Martin’s, NY, 1985 (French Forum, 1974) and numerous articles on contemporary French (cloth) $19.95. theater. She teaches at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where she...

... of his departure from the Democratic Republic of the Congo this way: When Mujomba’s play The Lost Envelope was published in French in January 2003, his French publisher held a press conference in Kinshasa so that the author could answer questions from journalists. As he described his award-winning...

... and the drama The French Old Guard of bodies in space. More important, Re-examined he also made of their juxtaposition the very substance of the play’s dramatic...