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... Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre 2007 Kamp, 2006. Photo: Herman Helle Portfolio Hotel Modern, Kamp We had always wanted to do a project on the Second World War. The most important reason was family history — Pauline’s grandfather died in Auschwitz, so it was very...

... Stefanovski’s racy. Seven scenes by Stefanovski, a Macedon- Hotel Europa ian playwright now living in England, were staged by seven Eastern European directors...

...William Kleb Copyright © THEATER 1978 1978 Hotel Universe: Playwriting and the San Francisco Mime Troupe William Kleb Since 1970, when its founder, R. G. Davis, left and the company “classics,” while it was surely Davis as director who forged the became a “collective...

...Richard Foreman; Stanley Silverman Copyright © by yale/theatre 1975 1975 Hotel for Criminals Richard Foreman/Stanley Silverman Libretto by Richard Foreman Music by Stanley Silverman Photography by Clemens Kalischer Copyright @ 1975 by Deshon Music; reprinted...

...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...

...Daniel Sack In Daniel Sack’s discussion of Nicola Gunn’s dramatic oeuvre, he finds a through line running between her works—one of self-reference and autofiction, a kind of playful knowledge of the self. In tracing this affinity between her pieces, in particular In the Sans Hotel , In Spite...

...Henriëtte Rietveld 104 Henriëtte Rietveld Colonialism Rescaled Ons Wereldrijk (Our Empire) Hotel Modern Theater Rotterdam, Netherlands December 2019 On February 25, 1605, Steven van der Hagen, first admiral of the Dutch East India Company, landed on Ambon, one of the Maluku Islands in Eastern...

... Other Spaces: Essays and Manifestos, 1944 – 1990 I always go back to the hotel, in a way. — Sophie Calle, “How Suite It Is: Sophie Calle Makes an Artwork Out of a Hotel Room” More than half a century after director, painter, and luminary Tadeusz Kantor pro- claimed the most powerful theatrical...

...Travis Preston Theater in Berlin A Villa of Mysteries:The Schaubiihne am halleschen lifer's Rudi Travis Preston The Esplanade Hotel. There are works of art whose...

... a crippled man the girl’s boyfriend a waiter hotel clerk masked revelers...

...; for we began the collaborative work of developing example, all cities have a shopping center, a each piece. hotel, and so on — the functional spaces that make urban life possible. We wanted to work So you defined this concept, as well...

..., including La Thorillière, left the Palais-R­ oyal Theatre for the rival Hôtel de Bourgogne. In her account of these events, Wilma Deierkauf-­Holsboer supposes that La Thorillière and Molière s lieutenant, La Grange, disputed the vacant leadership and that, when La Grange won, La Thorillière departed, taking...

.... It was taped for The Village Voice, which ran a much-shortened version ofit the next week, alongside a chattier interview, by Anthea Lahr, with Stanley Silverman, composer of the "Parisian music hall, " as Hotel for Criminals was then subtitled. Ironically in the face of all this preliminary publicity...

.... had a special love for these productions using For me, the eastern countries were very inter- found spaces, which are like making theater in esting . . . Poland, Prague. . . . And so that a house or a hotel or in a parliament. I think was our method...

... the military dictatorship would confiscate our copies of Aung San Suu Kyi’s Freedom from Fear at immigration; where hotels would not accept Visa or MasterCard. What we encountered instead was a nation in flux, more liberal, more developed, and more internationally connected than we would have thought...

... translation. The with the minimal tools at their disposal” - the main tool being virtually unknown Reuolt by Villiers de I’Isle Adam was a failure disguise. The disguise, a black-and-white waiter‘s costume in a when performed in 1870; it might be described as a prediction of Dublin hotel, exudes...

... on the hotel part of stage, Plissken’s determination to survive. An revolving to the right, speak into microphone. explosive device, injected into his carotid artery and set...

... only a minute universities more times than I can think of Can’t we get a room with a shower? without making a fool of myself, and now she Clerk in the Hotel: Have you a reservation? is trying to make Phi Beta through her art...

... a black woman and a white man in an inner-city hotel; it was documented by photographer Jo Ractliffe, whose own photographic project, Inner City Works (2000 – 2004), carried something of per- formance in the iterative “film strip” form, with temporary presentations on inner-city billboards inviting...

... EUROPE) board houses. Five hotels - all Cook and Son. Windows on A Sketch in Three Parts by M.G. Podgaetsky the desert. From there.. . Part One HARDAYLE: No good. Episode One. The Project...