...Susan Block Mime in Wisconsin America's State of Mime Susan Block For most of the American public, mime is material (as most do) are often like But illusionary pantomime can be quality still a novelty. "Mime fever" is riding...

...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...

...Rebecca Ann Rugg © 2002 by Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre 2002 Gary Beach and Roger Bart in The Producers. Photo: Paul Kolnick Rebecca Ann Rugg What It Used to Be Nostalgia and the State of the Broadway Musical “Springtime for Hitler and Germany!” A surprise...

...Lonnie Carter Copyright © by yale/theatre 1976 1976 The Sovereign State ofBoogedy Boogedy by Lonnie Carter formerly known as TRADE-OFFS CHARACTERS SHADRACH MESHACH ABED-NEGO NEBUCHADNEZZAR DANIELLE Copyright© 1976 (Darkest stage...

...Lee Gallup Feldman © yale/theater 1974 1974 A Brief History of Irnprovisational Theatre in the United States Lee Gallup Feldman Chicago The Compass Theatre...

...Kathleen Dimmick Bert O. States, Great Reckonings in Little Rooms: On the Phenomenology of Theater , University of California Press, Berkeley, 1985, $14.50. Copyright © THEATER 1987 1987 STATES’ GREAT RECKONINGS IN LITTLE ROOMS...

... to propose a musical celebrating Poland’s hundred-year anniversary of independence by valorizing Jan Paderewski. Cioffi concludes that the nationalistic impulses of the right-wing government are shielded by their choice of American artists for a state-sponsored project, and of Paderewski, household name...

...Andrea Tompa Andrea Tompa traces how rising state nationalism has manifested in contemporary Eastern European performance. She contends that “consensus” art constructs national identities through dualistic roles of “us” against “the threatening Other” and national histories stripped...

...Jonathan Alper; Andre Bishop; Oscar Brownstein; Ann Cattaneo; Barbara Field; John Lahr; Steve Lawson; Jonathan Marks; Bonnie Marranca; Mira Rafalowicz; Douglas Wager Last winter dramaturgs and literary managers around the United States were invited to write about their work and the future...

...Laurence Shyer During the summer of 1980, Andrei Serban was invited to Japan by Keita Asari to direct The Sea Gull for the Shiki Theater Company of Tokyo. In the fall he returned to the United States and directed a second, and quite different production of Chekhov's play for Joseph Papp...

...Molly Fowler Besides The Nest, several other plays by Kroetz have not yet been published in English or staged at American resident or experimental theaters. One of these which deserves more attention is Neither Fish nor Fowl, written by Kroetz in 1977 and first staged in the United States in spring...

.... They use censorship to mute social criticism in the arts.  — Peter Brook, “Polishing the Mirror” Censorship, surveillance, and outright bans on popular theater are part and parcel of a long history of the conflict-filled relationship between the theater and the state in Zim- babwe. The idea...

... Anne Hidalgo had issued public state- ments warning against further attempts to prevent artistic expression or to intimidate audiences. Exhibit B recreates the “human zoos” of the imperial era in Europe and America, in which native Africans with physiques and histories considered unusual...

..., and Paris mayor Anne Hidalgo had issued public state- ments warning against further attempts to prevent artistic expression or to intimidate audiences. Exhibit B recreates the “human zoos” of the imperial era in Europe and America, in which native Africans with physiques and histories considered...

.... . . yrs. for an anarchist world, love to all, Sau I H.E. Mr. Charles Bohlen Paris, France Ambassador of the United States June 29, 1966 Paris, France Excellence...

...: thousands of troops, declaring a state of emergency, and imposing curfews. Barring Isis Fuentealba the 2010 earthquake, Chile has not been under such restrictions since Augusto Pino- Quiñones, CC chet s 1973 90 dictatorship. Indeed, the state s tanks, tear gas, and water cannons on the BY-S­ A streets...

... balance. This inclination, emerging at an unreachable height, must somehow be maintained. And sometimes, especially at rehearsals, this miracle is achieved. That is when creations are formed. This Icarian flight. It is very rare to maintain this state until the premiere. Suddenly, often because...

... to the cultural demands of the market. Indeed, there is an oppositional component within interculturalism that cannot be separated from a larger critique of capital. This pristine formulation, however, is challenged by the minuscule city-state...

... 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...