... of Vinaver's plays may be obtained by applying to the British agent, Alan Brodie Representation, Ltd., 211 Piccadilly, London WIV 9LD.) Bradby , David “A Theatre of the Everyday: The Plays of Michel Vinaver.” New Theatre Quarterly , 7 , no. 27 (August 1991 ): 261 –83. Bradby , David...

...Michel Vinaver Copyright © Theater 1997 1997 MICHELVINAVER A REFLECTIONON MY WORKS T H E MAT1C S Within each of my plays, dozens of themes can be identified, all of which intersect, inter- twine, or progress in parallel...

...Michel Vinaver Copyright © Theater 1997 1997 MICHELVINAVER THEINTERVIEW a play in thirty pieces Translated from the French...

... 1990 when he became, for three years, the Artistic Director of French Theater at the National Arts Centre in Ottawa. His major projects with Repère have included The Dragons' Trilogy (1985), Polygraph (1988), Tectonic Plates (1990), and now The Shakespeare Cycle, consisting of Michel Garneau's...

...Robert Schneider The Theater of Michel Vinaver by David Bradby, 1993: University of Michigan Press Ionesco's Imperatives: The Politics of Culture by Rosette C. Lamont, 1993: University of Michigan Press Subjectivity and Subjugation in Seventeenth-Century Drama and Prose...

...Siegfried Zielinski Copyright © THEATER 1980 1980 Theater in Berlin The New Weiss Investigation Siegfried Zielinski Peter Weiss (left) and Thomas Schulte-Michels A unique event...

... consumption. Book Reviews Crossing the Stage The Theater of Michel Enaver Ionesco ’s Imperatives Subjectivity and Subjugation in Seventeenth- Century Drama and Prose Two-way Drag drag, one thing remains clear: context can...

... has a double meaning in Spanish: “speech” and “[ideological] discourse A long and intricate poem, it is an imagined farewell address by Chilean president Michelle Bachelet at the end of her four-­year presidency, in 2010: the speech that Calderón would have liked Bachelet to have made. “I...

...Béatrice Picon-Vallin; Philippa Wehle; René Solis; Judith Miller; Emmanuel Wallon Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre 2006 Translated by Tom Sellar Le dernier caravansérail (Odyssées) Part 1: Le fleuve cruel (The Cruel River), 2003. Photo: Michèle Laurent Reflections...

... and Theater , edited by Case, Sue-Ellen. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University, 1990 Dyer , Richard “Believing in Fairies: The Author and the Homosexual.” In Inside/Out , edited by Fuss, Diana. London: Routledge, 1991 . Foucault , Michel “Friendship as a Lifestyle: An Interview with Michel...

...- de Vincennes, Paris, cally energetic and highly physical staging, the production took place in Paris’s fifth 2010. Photo: arrondissement, in the Roman amphitheater known as Les Arènes de Lutèce. With Michèle Laurent this monumental undertaking, Mnouchkine announced her ambition to conquer...

...Eileen Blumenthal Copyright © by yale/theater 1974 1974 The Presence of the Character: The Robert Montgomery/Joseph Chaikin Hectra Eileen Blumenthal Electra (Michele...

...Judith G. Miller; Rachel M. Watson [email protected] [email protected] © 2022 by Judith G. Miller and Rachel M. Watson 2022 Production photograph from Ariane Mnouchkine s Molière, 1978. Photo: Michèle Laurent Judith G. Miller and Rachel M. Watson Molière and Mnouchkine Figuring...

... (Pick One): of Michel Vinaver,” no. I, 69-73. Entertained? Enervated? Enlightened?” no. 3, 83 -84. McGurl, Mimi, “(Re)collecting Performances in the First Person Singular,” no. 3,89-91. Robinson, Marc, “Richard Foreman Loses His...

...Ryan Adelsheim; Rye Gentleman; Michelle Hayford Devised theater genealogies too often take shape around a set of primarily white, Western “ensemble-based” theater companies and training schools working in modes that emerged in Europe and the United States in the 1960s and 1970s in response...

..., a manifesto was published in Le Monde, and famous actors, such as Michel Piccoli and Juliette Binoche, directors, such as Patrice Chéreau and Jean-­Michel Ribes, and theater directors, such as bam’s Joseph Melillo and La Scala’s Stéphane Lissner, among many others, signed it to protect the artist’s...

... Show) was created, a manifesto was published in Le Monde, and famous actors, such as Michel Piccoli and Juliette Binoche, directors, such as Patrice Chéreau and Jean-­Michel Ribes, and theater directors, such as bam’s Joseph Melillo and La Scala’s Stéphane Lissner, among many others, signed...

... work that is at once engaging and disturbing, his- torical, theoretical, and shockingly contemporary despite drawing material from the mid-­twentieth and nineteenth centuries. Combining Michel Foucault’s theory of the Panopticon with Frantz Fanon’s theory of internalized inferiority, Lamar...

... by guilt, appearing and disappearing within splintered frames of light and dark. N.B.: I am grateful to Jean-Luc Plat and Suzanne Pellerin for helpful information about the types of QuebCcois language that Michel Garneau explores in his three Shakespearean tradaptations: CoriolanlCoriolanus...