...Gitta Honegger Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre 2006 Ein Sportstück, directed by Einar Schleef, 1998. Photo: Andreas Pohlmann Gitta Honegger Elfriede Jelinek How to Get the Nobel Prize without Really Trying In summer 2005, as I prepared to visit Elfriede...

... mediator – has made some introductory remarks to get the discussion rolling, but things have been pretty quiet, until… Copyright © Theater 1995 1995 ...

... villagers. ‘Not enough flair,’ he comments. Then he buys a mask after checking the price with his guide: ‘Is that what you would pay for it?’ Reassured, he asks his favourite question: ‘What else are you going to show me?’ It is getting dark and everyone is tired — the maestro, his Indian hosts, and the...

... ONE can’t do that. The only way they can my hand. It is Pittsburgh 1969. The action of the do that is to hit the numbers or get €USA: Maybe she didn’t like the way play takes place in a restaurant lucky in a crap game. The ones that you was treating her. across the...

... does it do? If he won't let me. He keeps saying: "You're 17 years old, you're too young". And if you keep asking him, then he gets angry, starts swearing and uses the worst expressions: "Damn it all"-so you can't ask him...

.... A rich Peace,fellas. Rich and ripe. So NO SOUVENIRS. Chorus: Yeah! Trygaeus: Now get back to...

... room Just afraid to lose my mind! They’re around and about! Oh, I forgot to get her address from you. Simply put: THEY’RE OUT! Where...

... Good morning. Well, I'm just going home now. DADDY Can we give an umbrella? (Mother and Daddy go out to get the umbrella.) MRS. MUCKLEY Oh, please, don't go to any trouble...

... foretells you a brilliant future, which you no, that’s not it either. I just say: No one else already knew, you don’t need a God for that: did it. No idea, what. The King doesn’t look A future, which no longer is one, it is the to me as if he wanted to do anything at all. present. You’ll get the value...

... to 1987. Far left: get here. It’s a good thing we picked Carl Gordon as them watermelons fresh...

... shoes, and in quiet desperation and watermelon, he wasn’t gonna get much sense ancient two story brick house set back off a vengeful pride, thg stole, and lived in pursuit of out of him. Trying to hide the great big old small alley in a big city neighborhood. The thrown dream: 7’hat thcould br...

...Francis Levy Getting Married by August Strindberg, Translated by Mary Sandbach, Viking Press, $7.95, 384 pp. © yale/theater 1974 1974 Book Review Francis Levy 152 Getting Married...

... They move over to the door. yahoo tries opening comes, and I’ll go around the other side and see the door, but it is locked. He tries shaking it open, ifwe can get in there. Don’t touch the door. but the door makes too much noise, so he stops...

... today!" and saying "I will" Flick goes to get hat. Scene 2 Office of Gersten Envelope Co. Various off ice personnel flirt with Ethel. Morton watches, hungrily...

..., Street. cians are onstage, busy with their music stancis, hurry up and get your music out and getting chairs, lazily taking their seats. The VIOLINIST (to Valentin): Enough don’t talk so much or you won’t be violinist looks at his watch. At this momeni, the of...

...Penn; Teller Copyright © THEATER 1988 1988 10-IN-1 PENN AND TELLER PENN is C in the dark. through this fire-eater’sperfect act, my may like the show, but they don’t get it. PENN...

... theater. It forces people to get outside themselves and sacrifice for the greater good. In the late 1950s and throughout the 60s, Jack Gelber wrote about drug addiction, Leroi Jones about racism, and I wrote about brutality in the military. Edward Albee wrote about social conditions and the...

.... There were the specifically ask me to. Of course I take three kids in their nightclothes getting drugs; what else can you do with them? flashlights and lanterns. He said, "What's Oh, my eyes look like navels. In oranges. up?" They said, "This is the night of the I don't want to...

... look at the co n. stone. He scrapes out the plasticine. He looks into first old woman Hey—don’t push! the pan—a small lead-colored pool of liquid reflects his face and a white pin of light from the maksim You what? lampshade on the ceiling. He takes the pan and first old woman Get out of it. pours...

... apartments are set up and rented out. One gets to the toilet via a long hallway. The room itself stands in contrast to what one imagines the other apartments might look like. It is exceptionally clean, conventionally petit-bourgeois, neat, and arranged with hominess, love, and warmth. The...