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...Bevya Rosten; Anne-Marie Levine; Catharine Stimpson; Richard Howard; Wendy Steiner; Maria Irene Fornes; Mac Wellman; Al Carmines; Richard Foreman; Charles Bernstein; Jane Bowers © 2002 by Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre 2002 Gertrude Stein, Paris, c. 1903. Photo: Yale...

...Sue-Ellen Case Copyright © THEATER 1980 1980 Peter Stein Directs The Oresteia Sue-Ellen Case Since Brecht, there has been a popular trend in German theater Prometheus fragment on a platform. Tasso begins on a stage to stage adaptations...

...John McCaffrey Copyright © by yale/theatre 1973 1973 "Any of Mine Without Music to Help Them" : The Operas and Plays of Gertrude Stein John Maaffrey 27 Anticipating a visit to London in April of 1937 (to see a perfor- mance of Lord...

...Jack Zipes, translated by Copyright © THEATER 1977 1977 "Utopia as the Past Conserved;" An Interview with Peter Stein and Dieter Sturm of the Schaubuhne am Halleschen Ufer Conducted and Translated by Jack...

...Cyrus Hamlin © 2002 by Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre 2002 Cyrus Hamlin Faust in Performance: Peter Stein’s Production of Goethe’s Faust, Parts 1 and 2 So in this narrow house of boarded space Creation’s fullest circle go to pace, And walk with leisured speed...

...Henning Rischbieter; Jack Zipes, translated by Copyright © by yale/theatre 1976 1976 Peter Stein’s Though the Schaubuhne am Halleschen Ufer in West Berlin was founded in 1962...

...Howard Stein Copyright © by yale/theater 1969 1969 The Great Divide by Howard Stein Let us oversimplify. Like his most serious students, the instructor of acting and direct- ing in the Department of Speech and Theatre (sometimes called the Department of Speech and Dramatic Art...

...Elinor Fuchs Copyright © Theater 1994 1994 Play as Landscape: Another Version of Pastoral Elinor Fuchs 44 Thornton Wilder, who knew and learned from Gertrude Stein...

...? for instance, the Roundabout Theatre. Then we’d come back a week later and find they’d GERTRUDE STEIN We broadened the visual art been torn down, but we’d stick them up again. focus to include performance art some years back...

....” their burdens and just being foolish kids, climbing up and around and on top, while Miss Toklas and I sat comfortably and at home on —Gertrude Stein garden chairs on Hitler’s balcony. It was funny it was completely on a visit to Berchtesgaden, published in Life, August 6, 1945 Up Front Three months after...

...Gordon Rogoff Copyright © THEATER 1991 1991 TIME, WILSON, AND WHAT A PLAY SHOULD DO GORDON ROGOFF ertrude Stein’s ‘continuous present...

.... 9 The theater As early as 1965, the Schaubuhne had contacted Peter Stein strove for a simplicity in movement and used simple Stein about the possibility of directing a production in Berlin. props which accentuated social issues in such a natural At that time Stein, 28 years old...

... of his works, Hashirigaki and Landscape with Distant Relatives, are based in part on the writ- ings of Gertrude Stein, perhaps the twentieth century’s best-known writer of “landscape plays.” Hashirigaki, a Japanese word for scripted writing, takes as its foundation Stein’s novel The Mak- ing...

...), The Home Show Pieces (1992), and Son of an Engineer (1994), Greenspan has shown an affinity for Gertrude Stein’s aesthetic of composition. When we spoke in November, he told me: “She was as interested in the experience of writing and how it made her feel as she was in what she was writing about...

... a minute period, it was presented, wiped out in a millisecond, Although she doubted that she had “ever seen a cinema” when and then immediately represented again and again. That she wrote The Making of Americans, Gertrude Stein saw...

... as a celebratory event, while the tragedy of the former Yugoslavia unfolds literally next door with unspeakable violence?What did it mean while the Nazis were laying the foundation for the Third Reich? Peter Stein, founder and former artistic director of Berlin’s...

... Paradigm: A Circular Play A Play In Circles by Ger- trude Stein written circa 1920 created at the Judson Poets Theatre around...

... reflects on the complex cultural connotations of the term marathon , both as an advertising strategy and as a communal event. © 2011 by Jonathan Kalb 2011 Faust I + II, directed by Peter Stein, Hanover, World Expo, 2000. Photo: Ruth Walz Jonathan Kalb What Is Theater’s Outer Limit...

... Gertrude Stein or Maria Irene Fornes is that Marvin Carlson the former work in a familiar style, firmly grounded in 19th-century melodrama and the Scribean well-made play, readily accessible...