...Peter Brosius © 2003 by Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre 2003 Lessons in How the Planet Should Work Peter Brosius, Interviewed by Erika Munk erika munk In our issue on theater and social place ofbeauty and transformation but also a change (vol. 31, no. 3), you wrote...

...Elinor Fuchs © 2004 by Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre 2004 A chart of Mars. Illustration: Sir Robert Stawell Ball Elinor Fuchs EF’s Visit to a Small Planet: Some Questions to Ask a Play Since its origination as a classroom tool in the early 1990s, Elinor Fuchs’s...

.... These girls were muses and objects for various of his fan- tasies; his great narrative chronicled the life of the Vivian Girls, a band of little girls on a special planet who fended off violent adult invasions of their childhood innocence. Other stories recorded in his notebooks graphically described...

... invented t: Or there will be women from Earth and what. People will just live in the present. males from another planet, and those extra- terrestrial males, they will be like human men t: Or everything will be on cctv, all the time, but superior to them in every possible way. which in a way...

... on the translocal impact of political ideologies, social relations, and technological changes that have fostered a novel sense of interdependence, simultaneity, and mutuality in which the strategic and economic choices made by one group on our planet may be connected in a complex manner with the lives, hopes...

... this scene, I thought of Keats, who compared his experience reading a new translation of the Iliad to Cortez’s similar moment of discovery: Then felt I like some watcher of the skies When a new planet swims into his ken; Or like stout Cortez when with eagle eyes He star’d...

..., Bunker convened philosophers, performance artists, ecologists, and economists to ask what artists might do to respond to the now-­certain changes and still-­possible imperilment of the planet. The curators took a broad view, placing global warming alongside other challenges of late capitalism...

..., Bunker convened philosophers, performance artists, ecologists, and economists to ask what artists might do to respond to the now-­certain changes and still-­possible imperilment of the planet. The curators took a broad view, placing global warming alongside other challenges of late capitalism...

...-­funded initiative Imagine 2020, Bunker convened philosophers, performance artists, ecologists, and economists to ask what artists might do to respond to the now-­certain changes and still-­possible imperilment of the planet. The curators took a broad view, placing global warming alongside other...

... prior in Small Planet, photo- copied from Theater magazine (passed down to me from Hannah Rae Montgomery, a ysd alum).5 The next day I sat surrounded by other people with names that I had Googled extensively. Catherine Sheehy asked me what plays I liked. I mentioned some titles I stumbled across...

... value system that meets their needs. Could others cultivate compelling and bold narratives to better convey a vision for the future that rejects racism, finds strength in diversity, invests in people, heals the planet, and preserves freedoms? The theater-m­ akers represented in this issue of Theater...

... the divine harmony of man, just as Kepler does the rotation of the planets and the relation of the force of gravity to distance. The spectators arrive as though to a religious ceremony, decked with green branches and crowns of roses. Indian drama arose in a similar fashion-out of religious festivals...

... Casting a gimlet eye back to the exalted arts of Shakespeare and Molière, it s clear enough that the businessmen were once the artists themselves, as far away from Williams s dreaded receivership as we are from truly sending humans to life on distant planets, despite Neil Armstrong s one small step...

... is an elec- tronic keypad, divided into a hundred lit squares, each square lettered with a question about love, the future, politics, the fate of the planet. You put on headphones, ask your question on the keypad. The selected square glows. The voice of the Oracle whispers her answer in your ear...

... currently exploring other planets. Seven other characters also show up on the iceberg- including McBride’s wife, Diane; a virile, egomaniacal politico named Tom Winter- mouth, with whom she’s having an affair; and Frank, who returns from space to find his black American wife, Skippy, working...

..., performed by Living of the artist, and the writer, and the painter, us to a point where if we don’t change we’re Theatre, New York, and the thinker, and the teacher. going to destroy the planet, either...

... micropolitics Suely Rolnik Translated by Pablo Lafuente and Vivian Mocellin The Knowing-Body­ Compass in Curatorial Practices “Integrated world capitalism”: Capitalism is worldwide and integrated, because it has potentially colonized the whole of the planet, because...

... out until the final victory. You should know that over the past few weeks Mars broke off all contact. So we considered everything very carefully and went on the defensive. We have decided to weed out all the battlefronts from your planet and all those impudent earthworms who had...

..., affirming universal human has become subject to reform and renewal. This has led to the values - above all, peace on the planet - values which inter- necessity of altering those conservative structures within our national politics must necessarily regard today as imperatives. theatrical establishment...

... and a WOMAN,trapped in a wilderness of wild time. 01992 Mac Wellman Scene: a sunset on Pluto, the ninth planet. The sun is not half life of 24,161 years. much brighter than Venus or Jupiter as seen from the Earth. As the lights rise we...