... Michael Zelenak Shawk first lover, burst in upon them. Shaw - described tJE scene in his diary: 7.P. [Jenny Pat- with s haw...

...Michael Weimer Copyright © by yale/theatre 1973 1973 The Well-Tempered Performance: Shaw as a Critic of Music Michael Weimer 15 Many who know Shaw as a playwright and theatre critic are unaware that he was also one of the most brilliant musical...

...Stanley Kaufmann Bernard Shaw and Gabriel Pascal Edited by Bernard F. Dukore 1996: University of Toronto Press Copyright © Theater 1997 1997 Books STANLEY KAUF FMANN began a series called Selected Correspondence...

... Editors: What Shaw stresses is that Stalin laugh- synagogue. He was a very saintly man, Not long ago I saw an otherwise very ed at them - the Shaw party which hadn’t hurt a fly in his life. And we were good documentary on TV - about the consisted of Shaw, Lord and Lady Astor...

...Gordon Rogoff © 2003 by Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre 2003 Gordon Rogoff Deadly Theater Meets Dead Horse Fiona Shaw in full battle cry is a force of army engineering more than nature—or even acting for that matter. Not that she isn’t carrying an arsenal of acting...

... them from the glare of the and G. B. Shaw once agreed to footlights," he confessed; even then, campaign for the elimination of Benchley slept in theatres only when audiences from theatres. Benchley "absolutely certain there is nothing announced the campaign in his Life going...

... will come out and he’ll fly away.” ERIC BENTLEY But he never did, naturally. There are certain images that remain. The sexton of our congregation was im- paled on the iron railing of the Dear Editors: What Shaw stresses...

... exaggeration of that tradition, Peggy Shaw, a member of the Split Britches company, offered free Butch Lessons one weekend afternoon at the WOW Cafe, the predominantly lesbian women’s theater in New York‘s lower east side. She gave tips on such butch basics as lighting your date’s cigarette, cruising...

...Charles McNulty Copyright © Theater 1997 1997 CHARLESMCNULTY TWENTIETHCENTURY REDUX While New York may like to consider itself the say politically dotty, King.) Shaw’s Hedda was center of the cultural universe, New...

...Tom Sellar Voyage to the Sonorous Land, or The Art of Asking and The Hour We Knew Nothing of Each Other by Peter Handke, Translated by Gitta Honegger, 1996: Yale University Press. BOOKS by Shaw. This new Shaw-Pascal collection can continues to discredit language and deny...

... on intersections between literary, Comparative Drama, and shaw: The Annual performance, and media cultures. He is of Bernard Shaw Studies. She is currently currently finishing a book-length manuscript writing two book manuscripts, “Beyond Text: titled “Performing Confession: From Robert Theater...

..., 24 This is what I have been trying to do certainly not notably higher than the recently: look at the sociology of it, work Bentley would find if he came the history. I think of myself as a back to weekly criticism, and yet, commentator on the whole scene. I’m Shaw, like all his...

... the theatre, much the same would be said in Though Gogol himself supervised the issue due course! A certain static quality. A lack of a Collected Works in four volumes of plot. Is this Shaw or Chekhov we are that appeared in 1842, many items appeared hearing...

... of with the intention of becoming an actor. From 1931-41, he was a Theater magazine and as co-chair of the Dramaturgy and Dramatic member of the Washington Square Players, a professional company Criticism program. Students in this program will remember him whose repertoire mainly consisted of Shakespeare and Shaw...

... Shaw described him as "a walking com• pendium of vulgar insular prejudice, who, after wallowing all his life in the cheapest theatrical sentiment (he was a confirmed play-goer), had at last brought himself to a pitch of incompetence1 Just prior to the Censor's action a Pari iamentary Comm...

..., literary standards, and consequent theatre ambitions. The change is first importantly apparent in the criticism of Bernard Shaw. Besides the handy fact that he was a critic of genius, Shaw was especially apt for this point of transition because he had a thorough understanding of the theatre...

... to con- Shaw. Yes, Shaw too. ceal his emotions.” He first came to Moscow in 1931. Impressed by the recep- As time went on, hypocrisy became second nature to him. tion accorded him on the occasion of his 75th birthday, the Each mask, it seemed, reflected...

..., NJ, Month as well as Theater. 1985 (cloth) $47.50. Ibsen and Shaw by Keith M. May, St. Martin’s, NY, 1985 (cloth). William Harris is a theater critic in New York...

..., NJ, Month as well as Theater. 1985 (cloth) $47.50. Ibsen and Shaw by Keith M. May, St. Martin’s, NY, 1985 (cloth). William Harris is a theater critic in New York...

... endeavors, I knew that I didn’t wish to go it alone. Surely a reviews and reviewers in principle. I strongly believe that criticism more sensitive to design is part of our tradition. And so, not for thefirst time, I returned to Shaw. Gordon Rogoffi I had forgotten that Shaw addressed design. I...