...Bert Cardullo Joe Orton , by C.W.E. Bigsby (London: Methuen, 1982, 79 pages.) Copyright © THEATER 1984 1984 l3QO.K REVIEW The Ruffian on the Stage: Joe Orton by CaWaEa...

...Michael Bertin Prick Up Your Ears: The Biography Of Joe Orton by John Lahr, Alfred A. Knopf, New York, 1978 Copyright © THEATER 1979 1979 - -- Book~ Review Ortonesque Michael Berth hick Up Your Ears: The Biography OfJoe Orton by John Lahr Alfred...

...Royston Coppenger Copyright © THEATER 1984 1984 Evil, Bert States wrote in an essay on The Homecoming - the sexual nature of which Orton claimed was influenced by his first two plays - has the “power to arrest for our Lee Breuer’s Gospel delight certain bold lines...

.... Andrzej Wiernicki, P: 55 Helen Winer, p. 132 The Political Theater by Erwin Piscator. trans. by Hugh Rorrison. Avon Books, N.Y., N.Y., 1978 (paper) $5.95. Prick Up Your Ears: The Biography of Joe Orton by John Lahr. Alfred...

.... Andrzej Wiernicki, P: 55 Helen Winer, p. 132 The Political Theater by Erwin Piscator. trans. by Hugh Rorrison. Avon Books, N.Y., N.Y., 1978 (paper) $5.95. Prick Up Your Ears: The Biography of Joe Orton by John Lahr. Alfred...

... Joe Orton,” a judgment that undressed? Penis running dry. I’m afraid I can’t go captures, I think, the combative spirit of her on. mind without diminishing, as labels tend to, the MARY: (puzzled,looks at the letter he holds out to her) dramaturgical...

... and Symbolism), edited by James Red- University of Massachusetts, Amherst, 1982 (cloth) $25.00. mond, Cambridge University, New York, 1982 (cloth) $39.50. Joe Orton by C.W.E. Bigsby, Methuen, New York, 1982 (paper...

... on Joe Orton’s What the Butler Saw at the Yale Adam Versenyi is the translator of Argentinian playwright Griselda Gam- Repertory Theater. baro’s La mala sungre, and a second-year student in Dramaturgy and Jeanie K. Forte is a Ph.D. candidate...

... on Joe Orton’s What the Butler Saw at the Yale Adam Versenyi is the translator of Argentinian playwright Griselda Gam- Repertory Theater. baro’s La mala sungre, and a second-year student in Dramaturgy and Jeanie K. Forte is a Ph.D. candidate...

... Cardullo, Bert. “The Ruffian on the Stage: Joe Orton by C.W.F. Bigsby,” for the Yale Rep production of Ma Rainey. (Book Review), Vol. 15, no. 3, p. 74. Lloyd Richards is Artistic Director of the Yale Repertory Theater and Dean Case, Sue-Ellen. “The German Festival,” (Review) Vol. 15...

... and Symbolism), edited by James Red- University of Massachusetts, Amherst, 1982 (cloth) $25.00. mond, Cambridge University, New York, 1982 (cloth) $39.50. Joe Orton by C.W.E. Bigsby, Methuen, New York, 1982 (paper...

... Cardullo, Bert. “The Ruffian on the Stage: Joe Orton by C.W.F. Bigsby,” for the Yale Rep production of Ma Rainey. (Book Review), Vol. 15, no. 3, p. 74. Lloyd Richards is Artistic Director of the Yale Repertory Theater and Dean Case, Sue-Ellen. “The German Festival,” (Review) Vol. 15...

... did as boys do on integrating my anger into my small town suburban self, Close your eyes and repeat after Joe Orton: Teach me how to rage correct4. There was no rigor to my alienation it was (I admit) a tiny jump for me from disco to The Clash I could only feel not think yet...

... Gelber, and Simon Trussler on Orton and Lillian Hellman in tones more suitable for quotes Thornton Wilder: “The theater Veteran’s Day (“She is, above an ad- Whiting - the majority are maladroit, all...

.... If the of that encountered by other, subsequently acclaimed works, by world were in ruins, men would again begin to express themselves writers such as Pinter, Orton, and Bond, and then concluded in works of art. They would not wait for subsidies.” “. . .audiences will experience danger and offence on occasion...

... excellence . . . such bulk. The novelty here is that any Cowboy Bob Orton, sporting a western - I mean, this is - well - you put it time one player is dazed, he can run to hat and cheesy leather-fringed jacket; together, you pick up the pieces. You the ropes and slap his partner’s hand, and perhaps...

... years ago this would happen regularly in the popular press (to Beckett, Pinter and Orton, among others). Some of the very good work done by The Public Theatre and The Chelsea Theatre Center is still unappreciated by the right wing critics and such playwrights as Ronald Ribman, David Rabe...

... who make most of the noise are the people who don’t come to the If one may judge by Ross’s play selection, this category includes, theater. among others, Ibsen, O’Neill, Tom Stoppard, Joe Orton, Robert Lowell, Noel Coward, and most of the central playwrights in Ross adds...

... until Joe Orton. They were, however, typical of Ackerley who never was one to stay in the clos- et. He was in 1925 and always thereafter “a known homosexual.” In his memoirs, Ackerley described his 1920s sexual identity and pride: I was now on the sexual map and proud of my place on it True...

... Won the Pennant, Pinter's Landscape and Silence, Shepard's Operation Sideunnder. I got Jules to take options on plays by Joe Orton...