... Jonathan Shandell portentous title “British Theatre in Crisis.” What was the crisis? Peacock describes a British British Blame Game theater industry ideologically...

...Joanne Pottlitzer © 2001 by Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre 2001 02-Intro 5/24/01 3:21 PM Page 2 Teatro La Feria’s production of Hojas de Parra, 1977. Photo: Hans Ehrmann. 02-Intro 5/24/01 3:21 PM Page 3 The Game...

...Tom Sellar [email protected] © 2024 by Tom Sellar 2024 Patrick Blenkarn and Milton Lim s asses.masses, Risk/ Reward Festival of New Performance, Portland, or, 2019. Photo: Meg Nanna Up Front Demo c rac y ( The Vi de o G a m e) Tom Sellar Democracy: The Video Game? As the audience...

...—strolls onto the stage. He grins, blink- ing a bit in the theater lights, and settles into a The Game’s All Here comfortable chair. His hand brushes the wire...

...Anna Krajewska-Wieczorek © 2004 by Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre 2004 Gombrowicz in Argentina, circa 1955. Photo: Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Yale University Anna Krajewska-Wieczorek Gombrowicz’s Grimaces and Games Whenever I think of Gombrowicz...

... follows). Their wildly inventive theater questions and counters nationalism (and so much else) with wit, craft, and beauty. That’s reason alone to look more closely at their maverick worlds.  — Tom Sellar doi 10.1215/01610775-2007-026 Pink Operettas and Political Games We Hungarians...

...Lawrence Switzky Investigating the use of the famous trolley problem in a stage play, virtual reality simulation, and video game, Switzky explores the ways in which the transmediation of this philosophical thought experiment colors the process of moral decision making. Switzky focuses on the ways...

...Nicholas Orvis [email protected] © 2022 by Nicholas Orvis 2022 600 Highwaymen s A Thousand Ways (Part Two): An Encounter, Public Theater, New York, 2021. Photo: Maria Baranova-­Suzuki Productions and Events Nicholas Orvis Thr ee Theat r ic al Game s Ludic Proxy: Fukushima Written...

...Ren Frutkin Copyright 1968 by yale/theatre 1968 A Theatre of Final Games by Ren Frutkin This is an effort to look back, not to assign value to things, and work for an ancient, but to a more recent past: pleasure I n...

...-Not Lane by Peter Nichols, Sizwe Banzi Is Dead and The Island by Athol Fugard, and Spokesong by Stewart Parker. Several Long Wharf productions have been transferred to New York, including Streamers by David Rabe, The Shadow Box by Michael Cristofer, and The Gin Game by D. L. Coburn. Arvin Brown has been...

..., we began to collaborate professionally in other, more commercial areas too. (We also got married.) Dick Schaal and Severn Darden were envoys for bringing to the Loft a demonstration of the work then being started in Chicago by Paul Sills and Viola Spolin at the Game Theatre...

... Stephenson and Derek Manderson Herd Dramaturgies Participatory Audience as Proto-society in asses.masses Approaching hour seven of the participatory theater performance/live video game asses.masses, the audience-­players, performing on-s­creen as digital donkey avatars, engage in a (surprisingly) serious...

... games. We’re a couple of kids theorized by Viola Spolin, is a controlled form of play that in a giant intellectual Toys’RUs, pulling teaches communication skills and is a method of W boxes of ideas off the shelves and dumping approaching problems...

...Christian DuComb © 2016 by Christian DuComb 2016 Underground Railroad Game Jennifer Kidwell and Scott Sheppard Fringe Festival, Philadelphia September 2015 Productions and Events Christian DuComb Embarrassing the Audience Underground Railroad Game Jennifer Kidwell...

... of Chile Sports Club had just become part future become their permanent and definitive places.4 The lay barra of the Professional Soccer League. That same year, a friendly game took the southern grandstand, and the Catholic barra the northern took place between this club and that of Catholic University...

... études with imaginary props. This game draws her into a liminal space where her imagination blurs with reality until she finds herself at the ball. She recognizes a young actor who is “playing” the Prince. But how could anyone fail to recognize him? The Prince is a soldier wounded in the Chechen...

... dramatic equation, Heller alerts us And then the converse of that is that in the audience to the deadly inter• I never believed I could get killed. I connection between life and art (the didn't believe people were really being games and metaphors that make life...

... interview. “Humans drive the electronic play.”12 Those last words may remind us of the fact that the most rapidly growing form of electronic play today is neither cinema nor television, but video games.13 The resem- blances between Lepage’s Ring and fantasy-­themed or science-­fiction – themed...

... of media: dance, stand-­up, sculpture, painting, writing, films, installation, games, relational art, and curation. However, the comic impulse flows through his work like an electrical current giving charge to nearly everything he does. As David Robbins, the theorist and historian of concrete comedy says...

... in Pennsylvania, or wandered unwittingly into the booby trap of the hacked online first-­person shooter game/installation of Eva and Franco Mattes. But while the overwhelming popularity of first-­person shooter military games keeps military participation in the forefront of the genre, the citizen-­soldier...