...Christiane Riera Salomon Sam Shepard and the American Theater by Leslie A. Wade 1997: Praeger Publishers The Theatre of Sam Shepard: States of Crisis by Stephen J. Bottoms 1998: Cambridge University Press Copyright © 1999 by Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre 1999...

...Ren Frutkin Copyright © by yale/theatre 1969 1969 Sam Shepard: Paired Existence Meets the Monster by Ren Frutkin "In drama no character should ever utter a thought; from the thought in a play come the speeches of all the characters...

...William Kleb Copyright © THEATER 1978 1978 Theater in San Francisco Shepard and Chaikin Speaking • In Tongues William Kleb In a recent statement in Theater (Spring, his head occasionally as he spoke and his...

...John Glore Copyright © THEATER 1981 1981 Over the past decade, an image of Ten years ago, critics and friends of The Canon- Sam Shepard and his work has developed the serious theater - the Third Theater...

...Michael Annand Sam Shepard: Mad Dog Blues & Other Plays: Winter House. 2.95 Copyright © by yale/theatre 1973 1973 112 A Book Review Sam Shepard: Mad Dog Blues & Other Plays: Winter House. 2.95 Michael Annand Since La Turista, Sam Shepard has begun to move...

...William Kleb Copyright © THEATER 1980 1980 Theater in San Francisco Sam Shepard’s True West William Kleb Peter Coyote and Jim Haynie inSam Shepard‘s True Wcrt San Francisco’s Magic Theatre con...

... William Kleb came through with vitality and immediacy ~~ for a present-day American audience. Shepard’s Fool for hue, Sam Shepard’s...

...David DeRose Copyright © THEATER 1986 1986 Slouching Towards Broadway: Shepard’s A Lie of the Mind r/ premiere to coiricide with the nationwide...

...William Kleb Copyright © THEATER 1977 1977 Sam Shepard's lnacoma at the Magic Theatre William Kleb Since the early sixties, a distinctive tors in an ongoing relationship, even Killer's Head and the world premiere characteristic of much interesting...

...Sam Shepard Copyright © THEATER 1981 1981 THE SADLAMENT OF 32 33 SCENE: BARE, OPEN STAGE. AS MUCH ROOM AS SUE: And wasn’t it you POSSIBLE IN ALL DIRECTI0NS.A SCRIM COVERING Who invented the centipede ENTIRE UPSTAGE WALL WHICH CAN...

...Sam Shepard Copyright © THEATER 1978 1978 Time Sam Shepard In the realm of experimental writing for the theater, a young is always for the next “full-length, major opus” and anything writer is gradually persuaded that the “one act” form is a step shorter can only be taken...

... it to them in the pages that follow; but no serious playwright’s work will benefit from the treatment A Eon-commercial genre of playwriting, best exemplified by that turns it into a commodity. Sam Shepard’s work, has also developed over the past fifteen...

... with many outstanding contemporary playwrzghts. He has premiered the work of Sam Shepard in New York (New York Shakespeare Festival, Circle Rep, Theater De Lys...

... to Albee histories of the American have inspired at least a small and devoted cult drama, histories that have emphasized plot- following in the theater, and two (Tennessee based, basically realistic dramas of predictable Williams and Sam Shepard) would loom large conflict, crisis, and resolution...

... is driven by unexamined, deeply conservative political assumptions is Moises Kaufman and his Tectonic Theater’s Laramie Project, a collective creation about the 1998 homo- phobic murder of Matthew Shepard, based on interviews the company conducted...

..., Christiane Riera, “Shepard Langworthy, no. 3,41-45. Revisited” [book review: Leslie A. Wade’s Sam Shepard and the American Theater and Kuharski, Allen, “Jerzy Grotowski: Ascetic Stephen J. Bottoms’s The Theatre ofSam and Smuggler,” no. 2,10-15...

... ever, he breaks no new formal ground. One dramatist who is employers who she proceeds to indict as malignant symbols of beginning to turn over the theatrical topsoil is Sam Shepard, a white America...

..., p.33. 1981, 69. 3, Summer p. Kleb, Willaim. “Theater in San Francisco: Sam Shepard’s True Wesf‘ Bernard, Kenneth. “Theater in New York: Some Observations on the (Review), Vol. 12, no. 1, FalVWinter 1980, p. 65...

... with the Living Theater, they were the American theater move- ment of the sixties. I had read the books about them and seen their photographs and videos in theater history class. Surely I’d be tolerated but ignored. But what I found in Susan Yankowitz, Paul Zimet, Tina Shepard, Ellen Maddow, Shami Chaikin...

... was that of Richmond Shepard's through gestures. Mime learns on the graph: all the right lines, but rather thin company (now based in L.A Shepard...