...Norman O. Brown Copyright 1968 by yale/theatre 1968 EMPHASIS Our Prospectus for This Issue . . . liThe primal scene is the original theatre; the live body over the flatness of the film• parental coitus is the archetypal show; screen? Or will the allowance onstage...

... 5/2/01 10:50 AM Page 35 Thomas Irmer Collateral Damage on the German Mind, or, How Young German Directors Became More Involved with the Issue of War During the Gulf War the old means...

... this spring in the first Are You On, Masters of Culture?” I needed issue of the English language edition of no other explanations. Nor is there any need Kontinent, to be published by Doubleday. to speak about that out-and-out phony...

... the theatrical motif to examine three separate issues. The first concerns Stalin's chameleon-like behavior towards all who came into contact with him. He goes on to describe the masterful staging of the Moscow Purge Trials during which virtually all the key actors - the defendants, witnesses, prosecutor, judge...

... issues of representation and ghettoization of artists to the challenges of the so-called white cube phenomenon. © 2017 by Sigrid Gareis and Tilmann Broszat 2017 “Show Me The World,” Haus der Kunst, Munich, 2015. Photo: Stefan Loeber Sigrid Gareis and Tilmann Broszat Translated by Lisa...

... This issue is an act of care. This issue asks you to read it, or listen to it, at your own pace. To take it outside to a quiet bench or tree and soak its words in, or take it into bed and read it under the blankets. This issue requests that you remember to stretch while reading it. To take deep breaths...

... Copyright © THEATER 1991 1991 Soviet theater. His essay in this issue was presented...

... into the Iraq War; terrorism talk was everywhere, Web 2.0 was an aspirational vision on the horizon, and Eastern Europe was still reordering itself in the post- Soviet world. We were ambitious graduate students and aspiring critics. Looking back at the issues we worked on between then and now, we see two...

... a circus background, where death- theater artists discussed in this issue are issues which feminists raised over the past defying courage and skill tend to level sexual women. (Even Dario Fo, co-author of Open decades are still very much alive and unsettl- differences. Kristin Linklater suggests...

... curation Yale School of Drama dramaturgy criticism theater journalism publishing Albany Park Theater Project and Third Rail Projects Learning Curve, Ellen Gates Starr High School, Chicago, 2016. Photo: Liz Lauren 1Tom Sellar Discussion, Dream, Art, People Fifty Years of Theater This issue...

..., in Couch. NAP 2= HOFFMAN, William M., ed, New EPSTEIN, David. They Told Me That You American Plays, vol. 2, Hill and Wang. (pb) Came This Way. See this issue. NAP 3 = HOFFMAN, William M., ed, New EYEN, Tom. The White Whore and the Bit...

...Lisa Diamond Copyright © THEATER 1992 1992 to evaluate their interactive roles. In this final decade of THEATER AND the century our “Education President” has issued goals...

... dimension (whether joyous or the last issue of Theater. painful) but to a recognition of larger, W.D. King has previously written for the Bennington Review as well as slower, monolithic, non-human processes...

..., $10.50 3 issues 6 issues -new renewal Begin my subscrlption wlth: current issue next issue Name Address...

..., London, 2003. Photo: Hugo Glendinning Up Front Digital Feelings Miriam Felton-Dansky­ and Jacob Gallagher-­Ross Like its predecessor, the 2012 “Digital Dramaturgies” issue (Theater 42, no. 2), this spe- cial issue of Theater focuses on new forms of performance arising in response...

... of apocalyptic imagery in modern theater, which, as she followed it, connected the most unlikely peo- ple: Ibsen and Marinetti, Karl Kraus and Adrienne Kennedy. What a perfect idea for Theater‘s last issue before the year 2000- in 1995,we published an issue on utopia; now utopia could be debated...

... colours of the scene of the crime while avoid this issue, as if survival were enough, the murderer washes his hands. The They obscure the real transactions between disaster areas send you their battle theater and its patrons by turning nasty reports and you use them like tramps questions...

... of transformation: a principle, as Aristotle observed, central to theater’s nature and purpose. Since it began in 1968, this publication has advocated progressive thought in the theater and in the world. Ren Frutkin began the first issue, launched in New Haven’s late-1960s tumult, by expressing his...

...Joel Schechter Copyright © THEATER 1986 1986 Editor's Note: The Return of the Dramaturgs The last time that Theater devoted an issue to the profession of dramaturgy, we expected it would be the last word on the subject. After reading the essays and interviews...

...Serena Anderlini Copyright © THEATER 1985 1985 Franca Rarne: Her Life and Works the most popular pieces of feminist theater in the American audience, the visa issue is Serena Anderlini Europe. They have been...