... idealism and self-delusion. In those works Eck- Amazing Grace: Rinde ert gently teases out canny ironies from his liter- Eckert’s And God Created Great ary substructures, sidestepping the pitfalls...

... with Julian Beck and Judith Malina, who had staged four of his plays and pointed to his anarchist thought as one of the sources of their revolutionary theater. Copyright © THEATER 1990 1990 PAUL GOODMAN, E LIVING THE AND THE GREAT...

...Pedro Calderón de la Barca © 2004 by Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre 2004 The Great Theater of the World, directed by Rick Davis. Theater of the First Amendment, Fairfax, Virginia, 2002. Photo: Stan Barouh Pedro Calderón de la Barca Translated by Rick Davis...

...Jonathan Kalb This excerpt from Jonathan Kalb's forthcoming book Great Lengths: Seven Works of Marathon Theater from University of Michigan Press considers the recent proliferation of lengthy theater pieces, or “marathon theater” events, in their historical and cultural contexts. He discusses...

...Tom Sellar © 2015 by Tom Sellar 2015 Katarina Stegnar’s Double Game, the Old Power Station, Ljubljana, Slovenia, 2014. Photo: Olja Grubić Up Front Great Fictions Tom Sellar Is the culture sector — and theater in particular — ready for the impending crisis of cli- mate...

...Kathleen Dimmick Bert O. States, Great Reckonings in Little Rooms: On the Phenomenology of Theater , University of California Press, Berkeley, 1985, $14.50. Copyright © THEATER 1987 1987 STATES’ GREAT RECKONINGS IN LITTLE ROOMS...

...Howard Stein Copyright © by yale/theater 1969 1969 The Great Divide by Howard Stein Let us oversimplify. Like his most serious students, the instructor of acting and direct- ing in the Department of Speech and Theatre (sometimes called the Department of Speech and Dramatic Art...

...Richard Beacham • Political Satire In Great Britain: The 7:84 Company Richard Beacham The 7:84 Theatre Company is the most prominent and successful comic: of songs...

...Steve Lawson The Great Hotels of New Jersey: A Review of Theatre Profiles/3 Steve Lawson Theatre Profiles/3: A Resource Book of Nonprofit Profes- thirteen contain just one. Almost one-third of all the theaters in &nu1...

...Karl Valentin ~RLVALENTIN GREAT SATIRISTS NUMBER TWO IN A SERIES Copyright © THEATER 1981 1981 ...

... with a serio-comic tribute to patriotism: And there is the beauty of this great country, where the god of equality rides on every gale. Today T shine my master’s shoes, tomorrow my beaver’s up, and he may have to shine mine. We all cannot be masters, and all masters cannot be truly followed...

... generate secondary performances and complicate notions of liveness and archival boundaries. The article also engages with Jonathan Kalb's book Great Lengths , Marina Abramović's performance 512 Hours , and Forced Entertainment's durationals Quizoola! and Speak Bitterness . © 2016 by Yale School of Drama...

..., in which Mac performs American music from each decade of us history. Krasinski observes that Mac uses “popular” to mean not “true greatness” but rather the more complex, and perhaps uncomfortable, idea of “concocted hierarchy.” She concludes by using each segment of Mac’s performance to reflect on cultural...

...Annie Dorsen Annie Dorsen discusses the concept of the digital sublime and how it informed the creation of her work The Great Outdoors (2017). The Internet, in its scale and scope, and information itself has become a sublime landscape for contemplation, albeit more of a “stuplimity,” as Sianne Ngai...

..., With the help of our great-grandparents.. . who gravitates between leading the choruses, refemng to MEN: Great-grandparents.. . the pictures, and addressing the audience.) WOMEN: Great-grandparents.. . NARRATOR: (Points to picture of an even...

... of the move- ment. I think I was wrong - and I'm discussing that in an essay in a forthcoming book - I was wrong about the rhetorical richness under the bare bones. This is a great Irish rhetorician. Levy: In an essay titled "The Retreat from the Word" you argue quite forcefully...

...Suzan-Lori Parks Copyright © 1999 by Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre 1999 SUZAN-LORIPARKS TRADITIONAND THE INDIVIDUALTALENT Three traditions are at work simultaneously inside each one of us: The Great Tradition...

... in New York after World War I and the theatre experiments they initiated were to set off the first native explosion of a modern theatre in America. It was Young's great gift to appreciate this new movement at the outset for what it was, and to see in it what the American stage might become...

... these conditions as characteristics of our times and perceives his comic style in relation to that of the Jacobean tradition and even Shakespeare. His mastery of dramatic language owes a great debt to both, as does his taste for highly theatrical and non-naturalistic situations. Refusing...