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...Rebecca Ann Rugg © 2002 by Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre 2002 Gary Beach and Roger Bart in The Producers. Photo: Paul Kolnick Rebecca Ann Rugg What It Used to Be Nostalgia and the State of the Broadway Musical “Springtime for Hitler and Germany!” A surprise...

..., rebellious anti-hero of revolt his recent hunt for a decent model while travel- to neo-romantic hero of nostalgia. ing in rural Spain. Handke revels in its brassy One element of this transition, of course, nostalgia, in pushing the buttons and selecting may be Handke’s age. At 52, he seems...

... a con- won’t be, but nostalgia for its (The same, of course, could - through music, that least trast to the Bicentennial ex- triumphs is as damaging to be said about the Hun- didactic form - to an event travaganza in Paris last sum- real theatrical innovation as garians and the Poles...

.... Even if she has never formally c We were gay men trolling about for sideshow pantheon with lbm Thumb recorded Schoenberg’s “Pierrot the camp act of February. This goes and Little Egypt. It was her amazing up- Lunaire,” she can be considered the beyond nostalgia. At the very least...

... — in the dvd I watched, the phone was turquoise. The phone is another sign of the midcenturyism, invoking a certain nostalgia, or sign of nostalgia, for the earlier apparati of communication. Techno-­nostalgia, or the simulation of techno-­nostalgia, like the phones in Battlestar Galactica, say...

..., the nostalgia, the pangs, the madness, the bewilderment, the straying, the spreading malady, the intimacy, the enslavement, the enthrallment, the affliction. Ali Chahrour s Night. Photo: Maria Baranova night 43 chahrour 44 Ali Chahrour s Night. Photo: Maria Baranova The nostalgia, the desire, the melancholy...

... might it offer to “modify the grip of mass cultural formations” today? 104 productions Here’s what it doesn’t offer: nostalgia. From the first episode, the show eviscerates the nostalgia that could have been pervasive...

... sculptures, he also effectively narrates his archive, adding layers of anecdotes, humor, and nostalgia to patchwork in the room. Theater 53:3 doi 10.1215/01610775-10705097 © 2023 by Rebecca Adelsheim 111 adelsheim Sean Edgecomb and David Román s new edited collection, The Taylor Mac Book, and Machine Dazzle...

.... In the plays, ries (fantasies), which then become our own. Diaghilev wants Eleanora to dance “the roles of Unfortunately for the reader, the rewards great passion. The Queen of Sheba. Cleopatra, of nostalgia-even fictional, ironic nostalgia- Queen of Egypt. The murderous Hagar wailing are limited...

... reflection on how nostalgia has shaped the present situations using live performance, video, and contours of the 1960s. In both performances, Gob theater that you can’t get in any other part of Squad repeats...

...- with their narrative structures, almost devoid erence for and a critical curiosity about the of traditional linear plot development. In My macabre. He introduces, with dark irony and Uncle Sam, Jenkin leads the audience through humor, a new face to nostalgia, a sentimental...

... politicians just after World War 11; erated into the ruin of today - one that pro- Eimuntas Nekro’iius’ staging of Chekhov’s vokes intense nostalgia and cries for renovation Three Sisters; and, less successfully, Mou Sen’s from an international corps of academics, follow-up to File Zero, an anecdotal...

... of the period, read by millions: pure mass culture. People who look back with nostalgia or disdain on postwar America as a simple, conformist time should think again—as should those who consider the avant-garde persistently marginalized and oppositional. Stein’s entire article is like the photo caption...

... of poststructuralism; yes, performance studies has unquestionably revivified theater studies and helped move it to the left; yes, I harbor a certain nostalgia for a 1960s that never was; yes, my emphasis on Turner ignores the other, and arguably...

... is a traveling, unstable archive of memory and nostalgia. It explores the “conflict of wanting to be adventurous and go out into the world, but then also have the comforts of home,” says Bivens; “of wanting to be mobile at the same time that you’re pioneering; of wanting to have things both ways...

... is a traveling, unstable archive of memory and nostalgia. It explores the “conflict of wanting to be adventurous and go out into the world, but then also have the comforts of home,” says Bivens; “of wanting to be mobile at the same time that you’re pioneering; of wanting to have things both ways...

... with that crowd. I am sure he exploitation. The sweet, girlish voice has a dan- could have lots of American friends . . . who re- gerous edge of steel. This kind of performance ally live in this country. They all are still living was not about nostalgia, nor a torch-singing in Europe. Well, t’ hell...

...- 1982; S.E.L.A!: Southeast Los ercise in nostalgia, but to hold a mirror AngelesA Performance Piece, where up to the state of government funding the ethnically diverse and economical- for the arts today.” ’Emner...

... lutionary gesture indeed, but a prospective paradise appropriate to nostalgia but the one, Chaudhuri observes, as it would take preserve of shaky myths and regressive nearly half a century for the society and art fantasies.” In a selection of canonical and form to catch up...

... spirit I’ The Theatre of Sam Shepard: States $Crisis The public responded to the playwright’s by Stephen J. Bottoms image as an item of cultural nostalgia. The plays 1998: Cambridge University Press draw on rock music, detective fiction, B movies...