.... Courtesy Biblioteca Nacional, Madrid. 11-WiklerTitle.final 5/2/01 11:27 AM Page 79 title tk Ruth Juliet Wikler Popular Army, Popular Theater...

... the works from Latin America and the works playwright and director, the popular theater has a gradual if im- from the U. S. surfaced. measurable effect on social change. While the Latin American groups expressly set out to handle Even if a theater group sets out...

...Dario Fo; Tony Mitchell, translated by Copyright © THEATER 1983 1983 Popular Culture A Speech by Dario Fo Translated by Tony Mitchell Whatfollows is the text...

...Judith G. Miller West African Popular Theatre by Karin Barber, John Collins, and Alain Ricard, 1997: Indiana University Press Copyright © Theater 1998 1998 BOOKS rather than a brioche and a cake in a spectator s hat, the comic grandeur of their ambition is reduced alongwith the size...

...Katharine Spencer Shakespeare, the Movie: Popularizing the Plays on Film, TV, and Video Edited by Lynda E. Boose and Richard Burt 1997: Routledge Copyright © Theater 1998 1998 RUGG/S PEN CE R the first times ever, I read searching analysis of What is a “Shakespeare film”? What...

...Jennifer Krasinski Jennifer Krasinski recounts her experience with Taylor Mac’s A 24 – Decade History of Popular Music , which she first encountered in selection in 2015 at New York Live Arts, and then saw in its entirety at St. Ann’s Warehouse in 2016. She reviews the structure of the production...

...,” and scenes to become incubators of popular culture. © 2016 by Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre 2016 nightlife Trouw club culture Elmgreen and Dragset darkness Elmgreen and Dragset’s Elmgreen & Dragset | Too Late, Victoria Miro, London, 2008. Photo: Alex Atwater. Courtesy...

...Ivan Vyrypaev Translated and introduced by Susanna Weygandt, this polemic from the popular and controversial Russian playwright Ivan Vyrypaev responds to the new “Politics of Culture.” In June 2015, Minister of Culture Vladimir Medinsky published guidelines for artistic creation, which Vyrypaev...

.... They use censorship to mute social criticism in the arts.  — Peter Brook, “Polishing the Mirror” Censorship, surveillance, and outright bans on popular theater are part and parcel of a long history of the conflict-filled relationship between the theater and the state in Zim- babwe. The idea...

... constitute a veritable critique cf laliguage. His plots may have been taken from the current successes of the French and English popular theater...

... the kind of person I am or may become, the me exposed, the me available to another. In discussions of popular theater, artists don’t usually talk about themselves. Many of us moved from professional work into community projects in part to escape...

..., “Lovers Who Weren’t’’ Miller, Judith G., “History, Practice, [book review: Terry Castle’s Noel Coward and Performance: African Popular Theater” [book Radc4te Halt Kindred Spirits; Joan Nestle and review: Karen Barber, John Collins, and Alain John Preston’s Sister and Brother: Lesbians...

... popular and successful playwrights. and social institutions, they were pounced upon by the press. He is also an actor, director, choreographer, set and costume Right-wing critics subjected them to such a barrage of pressure designer, painter, graphic artist, poet, musician, scholar, cultural...

... York , September 10 , 2022 – February 19 , 2023 Queer Maximalism x Machine Dazzle , Edited by Auther Elissa , New York : Rizzoli Electra , 2022 © 2023 by Rebecca Adelsheim 2023 Taylor Mac s A 24-D­ ecade History of Popular Music, St. Ann s Warehouse, Brooklyn, 2016. Photo...

... of France s most popular circus clown acts was published by circus historian Tristan Remy. Kott and RCmy mapped vastly different worlds of clowning. For Kott, the grotesque dialogue and physical comedy in plays by Shakespeare and Beckett amounted to a new Book OfJob performed by clowns. T h e madness...

...: make-up for the ours was a “society of spectacle,” in tally wounded and unspeakably help- theater of life. Popular role models which events were manufactured for less people must everywhere creep change from year to year, but few of public consumption and the profit of about. Why...

..., its activities, and its functions.” Here, for one of RUGG/S PEN CE R the first times ever, I read searching analysis of What is a “Shakespeare film”? What is a “pop- what has appeared in my experience as unexam- ularized” film? Is “popularized” synonymous ined misogyny on the part of gay...

..., bunkelsang was one of the many popular theater Times as “the connecting thread” weaving together the forms adopted by such agit-prop performers of the 1920s diverse theaters present at that event, and it is true that as Germany’s Heinrich Vogeler and the Blue Blouse the Vermont-based theater’s...

..., from the tradition of Molitre, the Cornmedia hfrarte, the cussed: the Octubre group directed by Norman Briski, and the Libre circus or Spanish popular drama. Brechtian methods (as well as Teutro Libre of Maria Escudero. This is not necessarily because Stanislavsky’s) were combined...

...],no. 2, 96-98. Spencer, Katharine, “Popularizing the Popularizer” [book review: Lynda E. Boose and &chard Burt’s Shakespeare, the Movie: Popularizing the Plays on Film, TK and Video], no. 3,106-108. Szegedy-Maszak, Andrew, “Pots, Paintings, and Audience Response” [book review: J. R...