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...Emanuel Azenberg Copyright © by yale/theatre 1973 1973 An Interview: Producing Broadway Musicals Emanuel Azenberg 94 The large Broadway musical, the one that costs three-quarters of a million dollars, is now economically unfeasible. It used...

... his artistic programming and output in the period, personally and institutionally, with particular emphasis on works produced at ntg ent. The authors focus especially on Rau’s efforts to produce work with global collaborators, as seen in his Orestes in Mosul (2019) and other works. Boenisch and Houe...

... to fade quickly from public view. Houchin argues the swift proliferation of internet and cable communication has protracted these debates, placing even greater pressure on artists, producers, and regulatory agencies. Houchin explores the impact of censorship vis-à-vis four events, events that all revolve...

...Árpád Schilling In this manifesto, Hungarian independent director Árpád Schilling, artistic director of the renowned ensemble Krétakör, articulates his ideas on directing, acting, and Hungary's theatrical tradition and producing structures. He gives examples of theatrical exercises used...

...Brent Meersman; Savas Patsalidis; Max Glauner; Barbara Orel; Rolf Dennemann This forum compiles contributions from a group of leading international critics and producers on the subject of theater festival culture in a globalized world. Brent Meersman discusses the politics of arts festivals...

...Nick Salvato Nick Salvato examines the collision between “old” and “new” media staged by the actorless performance piece Bonanza , produced by German multimedia collective Berlin. © 2012 by Nick Salvato 2012 Berlin’s Bonanza, Marseille, 2010. Courtesy of Berlin Nick Salvato The New...

..., they consider what the company—and theater in general—has learned from the COVID-19 pandemic: namely, the challenges and possibilities of producing work online and that addressing accessibility presents rich opportunities for artistic discovery. Sins Invalid s We Love like Barnacles: Crip Lives in Climate Chaos...

...” struck a nerve, positing that ensembles come and go. Maybe so, but this essay suggests that though their candle may burn out, the light they produce lives on. In an era of tremendous uncertainty and extremes of teenage sadness, ensemble theatre as a practice can, and has, galvanized a new generation...

...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...

... to the involvement of Romanian Royal House, was the Play of the Year award by UNITER (the Romanian Theater Union), devised by the professor and theater critic Marian Popescu. Although they encouraged new writing, none of these programs went so far as to actually produce new plays, or even...

..., the midsize Geffen Playhouse in Westwood, also a not-for-profit theater, has been renting out its second space for the past year.) For its fall 2009 season, ctg announced the following docket for its three stages: Speed the Plow, Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo (produced by the same organization...

... and through-line or character building, common yellow paint across their faces, sometimes upon remembering the sequence of specific to realistic texts or the use of the American putting on clown noses, or s/m type straps of images. As a consequence, they were unable Method. The time travels produced...

.... What’s your upcoming 1990-91 season going to be like? CSC remains one of the few theaters in New York We’re doing a production of Beckett’s Happy Days with committed to producing the classics, as well as originating Charlotte Rae and Bill Moor, followed by a production of new works inspired...

... Copyright © THEATER 1986 1986 Dramaturgy at the Mark 'Iaper Forum: An Interview with Russell Vandenbroucke by Mark Bly Russell. Vandenbroucke is Associate Producing Director...

... economy of gift exchange drives the 365 cycle’s producing structure, but it also functions inside the plays as dramaturgy. By directly inviting input from the performers, these dramas are guaranteed to be different in every production. Together they create a porous and open-ended theat- rical...

... by CalArts’ mfa producing program. That internationally. The first project I did out of seemed like a good move for me since I wasn’t graduate school was The Closest Farthest Away really sure how to make a career...

... of the women’s movement in the early seventies. We had produced Anne Sexton, Joyce Carol Oates and May Swenson, but over the years we’d done comparatively few. It certainly was not because we were prejudiced against women. We just weren’t getting the scripts. So many women were becoming lawyers...

...Lawrence DeVine Copyright © THEATER 1978 1978 Theater in Detroit Plavs in the Attic Lawrence DeVine If you are among those nervy pioneers is that, when it comes to theater, the na- Meadow Brook has never produced an who fight the good critical fight beyond tion’s...

... II (Warsaw: Pan´stwowy Instytut Wydawniczy, 1958). By 1960, Gombrowicz’s writing was again banned by the Polish authorities. Kantor actively sought permission from Gombrowicz to produce the play, but much to Kantor’s dismay, the playwright intended that Ivona and The Marriage be produced first...

... with an theater are not that hard to solve. Theoretically, ancient incantation bought from a man on St. producing theaters should produce and only Mark’s Place dressed like Lloyd George produce. Every penny possible should be put towards production at any level...