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...Alisa Solomon The Moscow State Yiddish Theater: Jewish Culture on the Soviet Stage by Jeffrey Veidlinger 2000: Indiana University Press;Cubo-Futurist Klezmer: Recordings from the Moscow State Yiddish Theatre(1922–1938) 2001: Mel Gordon and J. Hoberman © 2003 by Yale School of Drama/Yale...

...Katerina Clark Enemies of the People: The Destruction of Soviet Literary, Theater, and Film Arts in the 1930s edited by Katherine Bliss Eaton 2002: Northwestern University Press © 2003 by Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre 2003 Books Alisa Solomon...

..., and with the nexus of circumstances in which he found himself in 1925-26.First the latter. T h e year 1925,the first of the two years that Meyerhold rehearsed his production of Revizor,was a milestone in Soviet culture. It was a major anniversaryyear for revolutions. I n the new official genealogy, the Bolshevik...

...Alexei Altayev; Vladimir Klimenko, translated by Copyright © THEATER 1989 1989 THE ECONOMIC EXPERIMENT: SOVIET THEATER OF THE LAST DECADE...

...Nina Velekhova; Vladimir Klimenko, translated by Copyright © THEATER 1989 1989 THE LINK OF TIME: DIRECTING IN THE SOVIET UNION...

...Mikhail Shvidkoi; Vladimir Klimenko, translated by Copyright © THEATER 1989 1989 THE EFFECT OF GLASNOST: SOVIET ITHEATER FROM 1985 TO 1989...

... of years, but immediately thereafter, in the period of the revolution and civil war, Gorky the established dramatist fell silent. For the Early Soviet next fifteen...

...Anton Antonov-Ovseenko; Vladimir Klimenko, translated by Translator's note: Anton Antonov-Ovseenko is a Soviet historian whose critical writings on the Stalinist terror are_finally, under glasnost, being published in the USSR. The author himself spent most of 1940–1953 in Stalin's camps and prisons...

...Andrea Tompa Retracing the movements of Hungarian theater over the past ten years, Andrea Tompa details the rise of Hungary's two most influential independent and contemporary theater directors, Árpád Schilling and Béla Pintér. With the collapse of the Soviet Union, an emergent, internationally...

...Mikhail Shvidkoi; Vladimir Klimenko, translated by The young playwrights who will share their concerns and hopes with you have thus far not established a foothold in all Soviet theaters. Perhaps in the bottom of their souls they envy or feel anger against playwrights from the older generation...

... TRANSLATED BY TIMUI’HY D. SERGAY he fact that both Soviet and American magazines G. Volchek, Yu. Yeryomin, and V. Fokin have staged plays in iden;tically titled “Theater” have been able to the United States; and theater companies from Moscow, Len- publish “exchange” issues...

... Copyright © THEATER 1989 1989 catch-word of the period, elementally or anar- to be tracked down - not withstanding the 24 This line parodies an early Soviet slogan: chically (stixiJno) from below. nonexistence of this concept in the entire...

... Copyright © THEATER 1989 1989 catch-word of the period, elementally or anar- to be tracked down - not withstanding the 24 This line parodies an early Soviet slogan: chically (stixiJno) from below. nonexistence of this concept in the entire...

... of Sezuan would set the tone for new explorations ingrad, the Arena Stage's then Associate Director, Alan in the direction of a theater that would "do its best to destroy in the Schneider, was invited by the Soviet Ministry of Culture to view bud any illusion of reality 2 To do so under...

...Joel Schechter Copyright © THEATER 1991 1991 _- ELL, PER 3 JOEL SCWECHTER he Soviet dissident, Volodya Bukovsky, ob...

... in 1941. Yiddish Culture, Rubinstein’s work corrects and com- Soviet State pletes the record. But the division between cultural and political activity is never so absolute, The Moscow State Yiddish...

... and com- Soviet State pletes the record. But the division between cultural and political activity is never so absolute, The Moscow State Yiddish Theater: especially not for Yiddish artists in the first Jewish Culture...

... Hitler’s invasion of the USSR in 1941. Yiddish Culture, Rubinstein’s work corrects and com- Soviet State pletes the record. But the division between cultural...

... called Gorky “the most venal writer in the history of Soviet literature Schapiro’s view seems to be shared by a great many Russian emigre’s...

... Senelick's book led two of the country's by Catriona Kelly (Cambridge University of Soviet cultural policy. The Soviets most gifted clowns, Bill Irwin and his Press, 1990). lionized the forms of Russian popular former circus partner, Geoff Hoyle...