...Colette Brooks Copyright © Yale/Theatre 1977 1977 And Society -Plat0 -Jean-Jacques Rousseau -Jean - Pa u 1 Sart re In Pursuit of the Self: the Actor and Society By Colette Brooks...

... and dataveillance. In her estimation, the exhibition becomes less about the politics of methodologies of surveillance than about “how surveillance in a Big Data society is pervasive to a point of its absorption.” Jennifer Parker-­Starbuck Surveilling the Scene It is easy to question the benefits...

... permanent stance that the theater can provide a vessel for transformation, bringing altered consciousness and maybe a better society.” Tracing this history, Sellar illuminates how Theater , as a journal and a reflection of its object of inquiry, has responded to the evolving idea of a public — a sphere...

...Jean Graham-Jones This introduction to the author’s translation of Rafael Spregelburd’s play situates both text and production within the Argentine artist’s oeuvre and poetics and analyzes them as critiques of contemporary globalized society. The article argues that Spam proposes language as a tool...

... on one evening in the life of a working woman. She comes home from work, goes through her daily routine, and commits suicide. If the “explosive energy” of this action could be used by oppressed people against society rather than themselves, Kroetz believes that we would have a “revolutionary situation...

... appropriation and “celebration,” audience responses to them, and his evolving approaches to theater and society. Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre 2009 Daniel Larlham Brett Bailey and Third World Bunfight Journeys into the South African Psyche “South Africa’s edgiest director.”1...

... require that the group include in their plays an place only if the performers are present (not merely the analysis of society which identifies the cause of the oppression. But characters) and the spectator is also present (not wholly absorbed some believe, as does Joan Holden of the San Francisco...

... by belief that people were intelligent. and literature) as practiced in Western social life himself joining in the They believed people could under- war of the classes. Some people stand . .. They didn’t condescend.” society during the last thirty years...

...Mirna Bamieh Menu from Palestine Hosting Society s Menu of Dis/ Appearance, lab Biennial Where No Wall Remains, Murray s, Tivoli, ny, 2019. Courtesy of The Fisher Center at Bard 53 Menu of Dis/Appearance Mirna Bamieh, interviewed by Gideon Lester Theater 51:1 doi 10.1215/01610775-8824785 © 2021...

... don’t have a society. This was an interesting way for me to robert woodruff I think what you’re refer- enter the play. The play’s society, Thebes, is so ring to is an idea I got from talking to Rafael...

... apparatus of capitalist society, and attempting to evolve for himself a role in the revolution which intended to replace it. The nature of that revolution, theoretically, was such that the needs of the majority were to be uppermost. So, the question becomes, “?Jhat...

... Aristotle to Hegel, all of the least of that small community made up of great theoreticians of "dramatic poetry" those who view the work. Hence, the have underlined these two points. To stage appears as a microcosm of the quote Hegel (since whether or not he society...

... to Hegel, all of the least of that small community made up of great theoreticians of "dramatic poetry" those who view the work. Hence, the have underlined these two points. To stage appears as a microcosm of the quote Hegel (since whether or not he society to which...

... and Oc• porary society. They were costumed in the way in which the society of the play is tober in association with the Atelier grey-green army greatcoats that reached to structured...

... system under which they are distributed. welfare state is quite simply a class society Since my words are but a small and ever- on a higher level, where the erstwhile rev- diminishing fraction of the marketplace olutionary proletariat assumes the norms of ideas, I have...

... they are distributed. welfare state is quite simply a class society Since my words are but a small and ever• on a higher level, where the erstwhile rev• diminishing fraction of the marketplace olutionary proletariat assumes the norms of ideas, I have to ach ieve the greatest...

...Michael Evenden Copyright © THEATER 1981 1981 THEATER IN VIENNA trives to rise in society with prodigious False...

.... However, training in this country tends We are living in a society where exper• toward two extremes. It either assumes ience from which one can draw conclu• the actor's personality as a starting point, sions resulting in any significant change that is, it uses his individual...

...Maria Inês Marques © 2016 by Marie Inês Marques 2016 God Bless Baseball Toshiki Okada Under the Radar Festival/The Japan Society New York, January 2016 Maria Inês Marques The Number on My Back God Bless Baseball Toshiki Okada Under the Radar Festival/The Japan Society New...

... of the theatre in society and to the crystallizing of certain solutions offered. It is this latter aspect that endows Thehe reel with its particular importance and timeliness. To be sure, it is still as a very self-conscious critic that Dort ap- proaches theatre (a self-consciousness, one may add...