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...Mark Bly Theater in New Haven Carl Weber was a member of Bertolt You have already staged several of Brecht's Berliner Ensemble from 1952 to Handke's plays, most notably A Ride 1961...

...Michael Whaley A Sorrow Beyond Dreams , Peter Handke, Adapted and directed by Dan Freudenberger, Phoenix Theatre, New York Copyright © Yale/Theatre 1977 1977 147 Handke in the Melting Pot By Michael Whaley A Sorrow Beyond Dreams Peter Handke Adapkd and directed...

...Colette Brooks Copyright © by yale/theatre 1976 1976 Talk Is Cheap Colette Brooks They Are Dying Out By Peter Handke Eyre Methuen, London. 1975. Translated by Michael Roloff in collaboration with Karl Weber. (American edition to be published by Farrar, Straus 8c Giroux...

...Peter Handke; Gitta Honegger, translated by Copyright © Theater 1993 1993 The Hour We Knew Nothing of Each Other Peter Handke Translated by Gitta Honegger...

... of themselves, they help one another (me, at least . -Peter Handke: Fantasies of Repetition, 1983 Peter Handke’s most recent work for the theater, The Hour We Knew Nothing of Each Other, is a play without words. It takes place in a square, inspired by the piazza...

...Tom Sellar The Jukebox and Other Essays on Storytelling by Peter Handke Translated by Ralph Manheim, and Krishna Winston 1994: Farrar Straus and Giroux Copyright © Theater 1995 1995 SELLAR concentrated in the Williams chapter. One specifically excludes...

...Tom Sellar Voyage to the Sonorous Land, or The Art of Asking and The Hour We Knew Nothing of Each Other by Peter Handke, Translated by Gitta Honegger, 1996: Yale University Press. Copyright © Theater 1997 1997 BOOKS by Shaw. This new Shaw-Pascal collection can continues...

... The Long Way Round in theater at the end of his life engaging a still 1981 (translated in 1989), Handke has produced newer art. little new work for the stage, making Gitta I once met Claude Rains, and in the course Honegger’s fine translations of these two 1992...

... in an appearance, as THEPERSONAL AS POLITICAL do Abraham and Isaac on their way to the chopping block, followed by Charlie Chaplin. DramaContemporary: Germany Or so it is written; what Handke names in the edited by Carl Weber script and what the spectator reads on stage 1996:Johns Hopkins University...

... thought wouldn’t even have crossed my mind, about whether I should go and how I’d get because the logical laureate would have been downtown and what store I should go to, and Handke, no question. Since Bernhard...

... allowed to see a play that had provoked healthy political debate in London. (Plans are underway to present it at a different theater in the future.) In late April, France’s Comédie-Française canceled outright a revival of a play of Peter Handke. This decision came after the Austrian...

...: Bernhard and Peter Handke. No mean achievement, particularly for a woman-as she is quick to point out. The wrath with which she smashes the icons and taboos of Austrian self-esteem is not the only thing that connects her to Bernhard. More important is the power of her language, exploding...

.... , “A Troll’s House” [production review: , “Only the Possible: An Interview with Peer Gynt (Bergmanno. 2,120-123. Susan Sontag,” no. 3,31-36. Handke, Peter, The Hour We Knew Nothing of , “Reports from the 21st Century: A Each Other [play], translated by Gitta Sarajevo Interview...

... and powerful we also run the risk version of the director-auteur has indeed of ecstatic oneness with complete strangers of receiving something other than unlocked the mystery of Handke, Brecht, in every sense. And that, says Brook, is Shakespeare, Chekhov, Alice in W&M, Shakespeare, Aeschylus...

..., does artists a disservice because it “distorts the work inasmuch as people can only really read it in terms of the controversy.” Perhaps the most dramatic recent instance of this was the 2006 cancellation of Peter Handke’s Voyage to the Sonorous Land, or The Art...

... into the nature of the study itself. The tradi- by Peter Handke tional division of scholarly writing on the the- Translated by Ralph Manheim ater into writing about the written text and and Krishna Winston writing about the physical performance is 1994: Farrar...

...Dragan Klaić Copyright © by yale/theater 1974 1974 The Theatre of Franz Xaver Kroetz Dragan Klaic‘ Who is Kroetz? An unexpected discovery: a German playwright who emerged after Weiss and Handke to create a substantially...

... to adapt [a] text [that] exists in such a state of ambiguity that other means are necessary to make sense of it. (LaPdte, 9-10) The Malady ofDeuth was subsequently translated into German by Peter Handke, whose filmed version was shown at the Cannes Film Festival in 1985. Robert Wilson...

... both sociopolitical situations in Singapore and the issue of censorship, the theater world now appears likely to become more actively involved in social issues.  — Walter Byongsok Chon, Theater staff France Peter Handke’s Voyage, 2006 In April 2006, France’s Comédie-Française canceled...

... gave way quickly to Peter Handke’s eminently Schiller), were rejected by the very class that spawned the bourgeois play, The Ride Across Lake Constance, which Enlightenment and paved the way for such a progressive was anything but meaningful for a socialist revolution if it theater. has...