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...Dana Tanner-Kennedy Dana Tanner-Kennedy stakes a claim for an unacknowledged category of contemporary American theater: postsecular theater. She argues that religious belief becomes a matter of choice in a postsecular era that struggles between post-truth reality and transcendental belief. Through...

...Adrienne Kennedy © 2005 by Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre 2005 Adrienne Kennedy Paragraphs, Passages, and Pages That Changed My Life (Excerpt) When Adrienne Kennedy, a young aspiring writer from Cleveland, arrived in New York City...

...Adrienne Kennedy Copyright © THEATER 1978 1978 An Evening with Dead Essex Adrienne Kennedy An Evening with Dead Essex wasfirst performed in November, 1973 at Scene: the American Place Theatre in New York. The production was directed...

... Kennedy 16 2009: Cambridge University Press 17 18 The Citizen Audience: Crowds, Publics, and Individuals 19 by Richard Butsch 20 2008: Routledge 21 Modes of Spectating 22 Edited by Allison Oddey and Christine White 23 2009: University of Chicago Press 24 25 26 Midway...

... Kennedy. From a pancake breakfast with seniors putting together puzzles, to a dinner at a college with students who barely took him seriously, to “people’s kitchen” meetings in an African American community and a visit to a coal mine, the actor stayed true to his character. Held on September 9...

... Kennedy. From a pancake breakfast with seniors putting together puzzles, to a dinner at a college with students who barely took him seriously, to “people’s kitchen” meetings in an African American community and a visit to a coal mine, the actor stayed true to his character. Held on September 9...

... Kennedy. From a pancake breakfast with seniors putting together puzzles, to a dinner at a college with students who barely took him seriously, to “people’s kitchen” meetings in an African American community and a visit to a coal mine, the actor stayed true to his character. Held on September 9...

... Kennedy. From a pancake breakfast with seniors putting together puzzles, to a dinner at a college with students who barely took him seriously, to “people’s kitchen” meetings in an African American community and a visit to a coal mine, the actor stayed true to his character. Held on September 9...

... corner of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C. You must either walk down the vast public hallways - including one that is officially...

... not “discovered” any major The title of Marc Robinson’s important new new dramatists. Four of the authors to whom study encourages the reader to regard this as a he devotes individual chapters (Stein, Fornes, kind of alternative history to the standard Adrienne Kennedy, and Richard Foreman) O’Neill...

..., wrote: “There are flect a concern for just one dramatic subject: the no dramatic subjects in a country which has wit- search for, and expression of, the Self. nessed no great political catastrophe and in Kennedy’s Children, written by Robert Patrick, which love invariably leads...

..., Richard Hofstadter argues that “the paranoid spokesman sees . . . conspiracy in apoca- lyptic terms- he traffics in the birth and death of whole worlds, whole political orders, whole systems of human valuesl’12 Set in Dallas shortly after the Kennedy assassina- tion, Williams’s play makes this link...

..., play by the famous Ibsen actress Elizabeth Benjamin, and the theater of Adrienne Robbins and Florence Bell, in which hysteria Kennedy to argue for a subversive mimesis utterly resists the authority of the male eye. It is based, instead, on identification. Identification about a woman who kills...

... in the building without asking directions several times because they are located in a distant corner of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts...

... has also been devoted to im- about their work). They share with Jasper Johns, Robert portant writers of the past decade (Gelber, Baraka, Shepard, Rauschenberg, and other American painters of recent decades Kennedy) who achieved recognition and continue to write an increasingly self-conscious...

...- tar and trowel myself for ten years and formance, though there is not yet that The Kennedy Center under Roger operate a fair repertory theater on the regular exposure to excellence that Stevens has undoubtedly changed side. hones taste. Outside the culinary Washington’s performing...

... began adding shows cast with unpaid amateurs, running them when the stage would usually be dark Kennedy Center and selling the tickets at a discount. At Baltimore’s CenterStage, artistic director Irene...

... began adding shows cast with unpaid amateurs, running them when the stage would usually be dark Kennedy Center and selling the tickets at a discount. At Baltimore’s CenterStage, artistic director Irene...

...- ing out season payments. The Airport Playhouse in upstate New York began adding shows cast with unpaid amateurs, running them when the stage would usually be dark Kennedy Center and selling the tickets at a discount...

... appears on the landscape of Beckett’s Endgame, in Harper’s unconceived child in Kushner’s Angels in America, and in Adri- enne Kennedy’s martyred son of Motherhood 2000. It is typical of Karl Kraus’s stygian universe in The Last Days of Mankind that the figure of the child would be forced...