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.... 0The RSC production directed by Ron for Our Any production ofA Midsummer Night? Daniels was devdoped at Stratford-upon- Dreum in these last twelve years since Avon in 1981, moved early this year to the Disbeliefs...

... magic, make-up of the Kabuki Theater. Her fine, by the incomprehensible skill of his smooth features rest in an expression that manipulation; and, because of that, by the Midsummer...

...Gary Jay Williams Copyright © by yale/theatre 1973 1973 "The Concord of this Discord " : Music in the Stage History of A Midsummer Night's Dream Gary Jay Williams 40 Few plays of Shakespeare invite more reliance upon music to help...

... but seeing “with the mind,” appears soon and desire it. Is desire “blind” and love “seeing”? Or is love after the first in Helena’s soliloquy: “blind” and desire “seeing”? “And therefore is wing’d Cupid painted blind” (I.i.235).Puck is the culprit in A Midsummer Things base and vile, holding...

... reply, but he will have it.” Nothing happened. The next year at Edinburgh, in the same venue, Tumanishvili came back with A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Because I knew Tumanishvili from before, I immediately asked, “Please, can I photograph this?” Tumanishvili was delighted, not knowing that I...

... was alive. A Midsummer Night’s Dream, produced by Thus the young Goethe described his first Tieck for the court of Friedrich Wilhelm IV in encounter with what seemed to him a Potsdam and later for the Berlin public, ran for Promethean genius, a demigod. He and the 169 performances between 1843...

... work are the dramaturgs at cess began, we gave it a workshop with four days of rehearsal and the Schaubuhne. I have served as production dramaturg on a number two days of readings. That went well and occasioned another set of of classics: A Midsummer Night~ Dream for James Lapine at the rewrites...

... facility for this kind of fathers and daughters.” The Winter’s Tale leads verbal architecture matures from the simple him directly to a close study of that most sub- repetition of the word dote in A Midsummer limely preposterous of endings—Hermione’s...

... A Midsummer the courtesies of love, Shakespearesends a messenger of death, audience was felt? Night’s Dream, BireeteB by Peter *Robert Langdon Lloyd, who played...

..., Ltfe and Deeds bar,A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Orghast and The Ik. of Uncle Sam, Oscar Ameringer observed that America In Brooks conversation with Glenn Loney, he asks his critics Iwas doubly misnamed by the explorers who to return to some Eden-like state of innocence, to leave...

...: The Current A Midsummer Night's Beum of the RSC" (Review), New Broadways by Gerald M. Berkowitz, Rowman & Littlefield, Vol. 13, no. 3, SummerlFall 1982, p. 60. Totowa, NJ, 1982 (cloth) Paul Claude1...

... Copyright © THEATER 1981 1981 Index to Volume XII, 1980-198 1 Aaron, Jules. “Theater in Los Angeles: Inching through Los Angeles with Washington: Midsummer Animations: The World Puppetry Festival“ the Provisional Theater“ (Review), Vol. 12, no. 3...

... My chapter on A Midsummer Night’s Dream, particularly the em- Brook’s idea was not entirely different from yours? phasis on the sexual meeting between Titania and Bottom, in- No, but Peter worked with the stage as the stage, which is part of fluenced Brook’s production of the play...

... in their work. Toepfer Nurse is “made clear in a soft-core porn historicizes the development of theatrical dance sequence”) and ((hard-corepornographic adap- in Germany; Fabian stages historical develop- tations of Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet, and A ments in Germany as dance theater. They share Midsummer...

... in an outdoor production more bitter, the sensibility closer to a Ben spects. “You wouldn’t have to marry her, either. of A Midsummer...

..., Winter 1981-82, p. 12. New American Dramatists, 1960-80 by Ruby Cohn, Grove, New York, 1982 (paper) $7.95. Williams, Gary Jay. "Theater in Stratford-upon-Avon: A Dance for our Disbeliefs: The Current A Midsummer Night's Beum...

...- in Germany; Fabian stages historical develop- tations of Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet, and A ments in Germany as dance theater. They share Midsummer Night? Dream” are out of place in a an interest in the body moving through history. discussion of popularization. Burt’s essay, But Toepfer writes about...

... had encountered in rehearsals. Playing Titania in a virtual Midsummer Night’s Dream, she had discovered that the imaginative Second-­Life set left no space for her avatar to make an entrance. Luckily, Second Life also offers unexpected solutions to such problems: a collaborator created...

... Life, it’s as important to be a proficient program- mer as an accomplished actor or director. Ada of Avatar Rep recounted some of the problems she had encountered in rehearsals. Playing Titania in a virtual Midsummer Night’s Dream, she had discovered that the imaginative Second-­Life set left...

.... This respon• in the ad copy, the accompanying photographs are from productions sibility, for the theater's definition ofitself, cannot be carried out by of A Midsummer Night's Dream, and The Three Sisters, suggesting that post. To guide the theater in such difficult ethical matters as running "classic...