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... back to Stalin, who “turned classics (from Pushkin to Tchaikovsky) into icons,” replacing religion with a sacred artistic canon. “Aesthetics,” Davydova contends, “is more important than politics. I’m sure that fascist ideology grows out of fascist aesthetics.” censorship Russia Fascism canon...

... to Bertolt Brecht, Rau is not an idealogue, exposing inconsistencies rather than promoting any single ideology in his work. © 2021 by Helga Kraft 2021 Milo Rau influencers The Last Days of the Ceaușescus Zurich Trials Orestes in Mosul Moscow Trials Hate Radio The New Gospel Milo...

... to the contemporary 43 theater. The work of one cultural materialist suggests how Shakespeare in education and the media in order to new historicist ideology...

... wants to be “apoetzcs There is as yet no sufficient theory of ideology, if by that we mean ofsociaZi9, inseparable from a reading of the ideological in its textual a theory that goes beyond the conception of ideology as camera obscura possibility” (Duchet, Gaillard, 1976: 4...

... particular ideology) the agitation going on in the factory. Scene 2: To avert the danger of a strike, the boss decides to "talk" to the workers. He is accompanied by his functionaries, whose duty it is to support and amplify his little lecture. Scene 3: The boss and his functionaries...

... should not-endure. Shakespeare, for Lepage and ThdAtre Repere, doesn’t exist to be memorialized. Rather, he’s an occasion for the celebration of virtually everything-art, life, death, politics, ideology, performance itself-that is inherently transitory. I sometimes catch...

... of the cultural, ideological, and economic politics behind the Japanese City, 2016. Photo: and Korean national identities formed in the post-­World War II era. Julie Lemberger Commissioned by the Asian Arts The- atre — a large-­scale pan-­Asian platform for theater and performance inaugurated...

... father”? Is it an uncriti- puts it in her book) her own “situatedness as a cal affirmation of the dominant ideology’s producer of knowledge.” subordination of women (“man and wife The earliest essay included in Barton’s col- encoded and enforced...

.... There’s always been a shying away from it support which they gave to his takeover, and support afterwards. from all ideological schools, whether we’re talking about capitalism, Quite frankly, I don’t know. The whole business of the theater is first or whether we’re talking about Marxism, socialism...

...- tion of an event possible, revealing the alliances between dominant ideology and the way things are represented. Operating within this theoretical milieu, the artists...

... the lution of the world, Immediately the action but the pathos. The playwrights question of the relationship which the neglect the Stoff (material or primary members of an audience can maintain matter) in order to present ideological with such a production arises; they must declarations...

... the lution of the world. Immediately the action but the pathos. The playwrights question of the relationship which the neglect the Stoff (material or primary members of an audience can maintain matter) in order to present ideological with such a production arises; they must declarations...

... Theatre Festival, where he is Foreign artists’ political crises also prove Literary Managed Festival Coordinator. the ideological point: think only of the A doctoral student in criticism at the Russian master Sergei Eisenstein, who Yale School of Drama, he...

... the technical couldn’t just fall back on doing “road shows” (“messa da campo and ideological training of the actors. I don’t know if any of you saw “Messa da campo” is jargon for putting on shows with pot-luck the Berliner Ensemble when they came to Italy to do Coriolanus. They means, but most of all...

... the conflict of teaching of English seems of so low a standard that many very generations tends to assume an ideological aspect. In the gifted playwrights seem severly handicapped by a lack of a sense...

... In June of 1994, I interviewed four Russian theater artists who represent overlapping phases in the ideological formation of the contemporary Russian stage. The youngest is Evgeny Kamenkovich, whose career is an object-lesson in the entrepreneurial savvy an artist needs to survive in Russia today...

... on the simple level ofeveryday activity, but on the level of ferences that indicate the social and ideological order within which ordering and representing their existence. This city, which in the Iate each group or epoch has inscribed its idea of the theater and, by ex- middle ages was primarily...

... and ideologically catalytic. A Drury Lane arts community was soon thriving, and as early as 1969, the Royal Court Theater could sponsor an underground jamboree entitled “Come Together” that offered an open exchange of ideas...

..., and interwar Communist fellow traveler, Wat spent six years in Soviet prisons during and after World War 11. In My Century, he performs a complex confession or self-criticismas a former Marxist zealot who later became a victim of the ideological cause he sought...

... a suggestive power, even while their “politics” or ideological approach may remain ill-­defined or incompletely realized. This “antagonism” also explains why Occupy Wall Street remains the most inspiring new political movement of recent years, even if we never witness another watershed moment like...