...Eric Salzman Reading Stephen Sondheim: A Collection of Critical Essays edited and with an introduction by Sandor Goodhart 2000: Garland; Sondheim and Lloyd-Webber: The New Musical by Stephen Citron 2001: Oxford University Press; Hollywood Musicals: The Film Reader edited by Steven Cohan 2002...

..., it is enjoyably frustrating to read through this book aware of the editor’s search for that answer and in any case picking up nuggets along the way. The first item is, inevitably, a section...

...Margaret Gray Acting as Reading by David Cole 1992: University of Michigan Press Copyright © Theater 1993 1993 Books Acting as Reading Communists, Cowboys and Queers...

...Gitta Honegger identify. As Stanley Cave11 puts it, uwe can- not see ourselves in his [ Beckett’s] characters, because they are no more characters than cubist portraits are particular people. They The Drama of Reading: have the abstraction...

...Arthur Ballet Copyright © THEATER 1978 1978 Fifteen Years of Reading New Plays: Reflections on the Closing of the Office for Advanced Drama Research Arthur Ballet In June, 1977, the Office for Advanced Drama...

...David Bruin; Ashley Chang; Miriam Felton-Dansky; Jacob Gallagher-Ross; Sodja Zupanc Lotker; Ariel Sibert Contributions © 2020 by individual authors 2020 217 Park Street, home to the Yale Cabaret and Theater, 1974. Courtesy of Yale School of Drama 93 Forum On Reading and Editing T h e a T e r...

..., I should add that my own opinion of it was unformed when this project started, though I read bound galleys more or less mid-way; once I knew what I thought, I tried to keep silent until people's responses were finished.)—Erika Munk Copyright © Theater 1994 1994 Allphotographs ofBertoltBrecht...

... in-depth readings of contemporary plays and performances—such as Brandon Jacobs-Jenkins’s Appropriate , Stew’s Passing Strange , and the Wooster Group’s Early Shaker Spirituals —Tanner-Kennedy suggests that these works rescript existing religious values and counter the historic secularity of the American...

... to be doing on March 1, 1988 included reading a series of Hasidic stories like this one to a group of student designers and directors at Yale. In previous years Hirsch had come to New Haven to lead - with host Ming Cho Lee's hospitable assistance - three-week explorations of Pericles and King Lear. This time...

... to a point or two where each seemed to be understanding his opponent. But it reads finally as a moment in which Brook had been lured from his lair: it isn’t a pretty observation, I know, but time has caught up with the eternal mind focused on timelessness. He has been the most wondrous of directors...

... to a point or two where each seemed to be understanding his opponent. But it reads finally as a moment in which Brook had been lured from his lair: it isn’t a pretty observation, I know, but time has caught up with the eternal mind focused on timelessness. He has been the most wondrous of directors...

..., and I was despondent about this state. I read James Baldwin’s Notes of a Native Son. I loved Bram Stoker’s Dracula: When I could see again the driver was climbing into the calèche, and the wolves had disappeared. This was all so strange and uncanny that a dreadful fear came...

... story. To press the case that some readers wanted to read would have been to press opinion as fact, to insist that other critics weren't Napoleon because I was. It wasn't modesty that stopped me but relativism. I'm still worried about the decay of relativism in critical tussles, but perhaps...

... are exhilarated by pioneering percep• drama as in any art. Indeed, such criticism Park, larger and much more expensive but tions. Read Stark Young on the Moscow Art antedates performance criticism by many an amusement par~nonetheless, one that oc• Theater, read Kenneth Tynan on the Berliner centuries...

... in the 9 The Literary Manager shall examine all plays sent to the Theatre and indicate to the Reading Committee...

... Copyright © Theater 1994 1994 GARRETT/ w I LLI AM s Howard suggests an answer: we need it Sounding Beckett because the situation is worse now than it was in early modern England. She reads texts with Marshall Williams...

...- the play’s bureaucrats in current day Washington, D.C., served several very different poetry readings where one Senator Hums obstructs funding for a deserving near Mayakovsky’s statue in 1958. At the project. Mayakovsky himself suffered from official unveiling...

... laws of the United States of America, the British Commonwealth, including the Dominion of Canada, and all other countries of the Copyright Union, this play is subject to royalty. All rights, including professional, amateur, motion picture, recitation, lecturing, public reading, radio and television...

...- pened to have been, God bless them, they’re dead. But they haunt us, Writers, Scholar- Critics, Theater and Literary Professionals all. Their books fill the shelves of our stores and libraries; we writers read their words often when we do not have the courage to write our own. We talk about...

... consisting of an opening section of readings, actor introductions, and explanations of per- formance procedure; a middle section con- The Wooster Group in L.S.D. ( . . . Just the Hkh Points . . directed by Elizabeth LeCompte. taining the quotation...