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...Andrew Friedman © 2012 by Andrew Friedman 2012 Andrew Friedman The Total Radical Fiction Vegard Vinge and Ida Müller’s Ibsen Saga As Vegard Vinge and Ida Müller’s October 2011 production of Henrik Ibsen’s John Gabriel Borkman entered its ninth continuous hour of performance...

...Vegard Vinge; Ida Müller In this article, Andrew Friedman profiles the work of European choreographer and performance maker Mårten Spångberg, which he suggests trades in a radically expansive understanding of choreography in order to play with its perceptual experiences of “contemporaneity...

... and surfaces. Then one is finished with them. -Heiner Muller, Rotwelsch I Muller was drawn to eschatological imagery throughout his life, and apocalypse might be seen as a powerhl source of continuity in his work. From his earliest productions to his very last, his plays are filled...

...Marc Silberman Copyright © THEATER 1988 1988 HEINER MULLER'S earlier, Thiq...

...Marc Silberman Copyright © THEATER 1986 1986 Heiner Muller and The SZaughter: An Introduction Marc Silberrnan Heiner Muller is considered by many in both East and West Ger- many to be the legitimate heir...

... President Richard von Weizsacker, Berlin Mayor Eberhard Diepgen, Cultural Minister Steffen Reiche and theatrical dignitaries such as Robert Wilson, Bernhard Minetti, Claus Peymann, and Thomas Langhoff, Muller was laid to rest in the company of Brecht, Fichte, Hegel, Eisler, Becher, Schinkel...

...- The Theatre of Heiner MuZler thetic of material was often confused with pla- by Jonathan Kalb giarism, is not to the point- a thorough read- 1998:Cambridge University Press ing of Brecht’s and Muller’s works makes it irrelevant...

...Mona Heinze Copyright © THEATER 1988 1988 UNE LIAISON ENNUYEUSE: WILSON’S PRODUCTION OF MULLER’S QUARTET...

...J. W. Compton Copyright © 1999 by Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre 1999 J. W. COMPTON THELAST PROGRAM A Note on Heiner Midler? Ajax for Example I Because of their bleak imagery, critics have frequently reproached Heiner Muller’s texts...

... a preference for aesthetic distance, and in their own ways devise an approach to acting centered on gesture, Wilson’s productions (even those that invoke historical figures and eras) seem closed to any context larger than his own imag- ination. Yet it was Heiner Muller who, shortly before his...

...Ingrid Eggers Theater in Berkeley: Heiner Muller’s Cement Ingrid Eggers Heiner Miiller Heiner Muller is hardly known by 1956, the year of Brecht’s death, he wrote...

... is enigmatically specified of the difficult circumstances surrounding the nately to scoff at it and enshrine it. by the author: ‘.TIMESPACE:. Drawiy room recent American permiere of Heiner Muller’s Quartel, which Muller wrote in 1980-81, is bgore the French reuolutwn. Air raid shkr after Wbrld Quartet...

...Jonathan Kalb © 2005 by Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre 2005 kalb Jonathan Kalb Gulliver’s Choice Note on the Text Gulliver’s Choice is a counterplay to Heiner Müller’s Mauser (1970), which is itself a counterplay to Bertolt Brecht’s The Measures Taken (1930...

...Heiner Müller; Jack Zipes Copyright © THEATER 1983 1983 Heart Play and Heart Play Replayed Heiner Muller and Jack Zipes On a cold winter’s evening in Bochum, West Germany, in December 1981, the municipal theater transformed itself...

... to Heiner Müller’s Die Umsiedlerin or Hauptmann’s Rose Bernd. Both dramas are roughly appropriate to the region. May 14, 2006, Berlin Umsiedlerin, because it’s more contemporary. Doing Rosa Bernd would have cast me into the nineteenth century; I would have to dress him up funny, and it’d turn...

... them to try by Heiner Muller, Thomas Bernhard and Hamburg. Perhaps his history illuminates to imagine how to use the surfaces and Gerlind Reinshagen. The readings were his recent technique: he directs the classical responses of their bodies to create images of highlighted...

...Joel Schechter Copyright © Yale/Theatre 1977 1977 Heiner Muller and Other East German Dramaturgs By Joel Schechter Heiner Miiller, one of East Germany’s most Few of the dramaturgs whom Miiller has met important playwrights, is also a dramaturgat the in East Germany...

... imagery and ed. A narrow platform extends at an always been marked by their imagery drawn‘ from a prologue by angle in front of the right proscenium nique visual beauty and their Heiner Muller to structure out a second wall: on this towers a huge replica of a slowly paced...

.... In contrast, Die Zeit critic Benjamin Henrichs without colour, / Paralyzed force, gesture without characterizes the relationship of text and stagmg (i.e., Muller motion;/ Those who have crossed,/ With direct eyes, and Wilson) as fundamentally mismatched: to death’s other Kingdom...

...Heiner Müller; Jonathan Kalb Copyright © THEATER 1990 1990 2 STUCKE/2 GEGENSTUCKE HEINER MULLER AND JONATHAN...