... Copyright © by yale/theater 1969 1969 Theatre Students Rap The following is a selection of significant comments made by students from the casts and crews of plays performed at the American College Theatre Festival in Washington last spring. Yale...

...Alisa Solomon Students stand guard outside the szfe building on September 4, 2020. Photo: Lazár Todoroff. Courtesy of Freeszfe Alisa Solomon Learning Republic Students and Teachers from Hungary s Theater and Film University Build an Alternative to Autocracy László Upor, rector-e­ lect...

... to be doing on March 1, 1988 included reading a series of Hasidic stories like this one to a group of student designers and directors at Yale. In previous years Hirsch had come to New Haven to lead - with host Ming Cho Lee's hospitable assistance - three-week explorations of Pericles and King Lear. This time...

...Susan Mendelsohn The following interview was conducted after the first stage of an ongoing project, an adaptation of Euripides' Electra incorporating rap music, developed with students at a New Haven high school. Since Susan Mendelsohn has functioned on this project as playwright, dramaturg...

... as a student in the 1980s to the political exigencies of the present day and the demands this moment makes on the future of theater and criticism. As Sellar writes, Theater ’s early radical spirit has not left the magazine’s mission: “Part muse, part archive, part mirror, Theater has held tightly to … its...

... imagine a production in which there are more than two speak- ing students, and their lines are accordingly redistributed. My own productions use a very complicated musi- cal score of recorded tape loops that punctuate the production, but this is an option to be accepted or rejected by other...

... in programs funded by public front of the classroom school and community (unruffled by a crossfire of agencies: Drama Unlimited students' leers and jibes...

...David Copetin Copyright © by yale/theater 1969 1969 EM PH AS IS Education vs. Theatre Our title for this issue is not a question, Perhaps drama students have always been but a statement of fact. There is ample aware of the shortcomings of their train...

... supporters by issuing the following long enduring foundations are virtually uprooted and statement, relating to Goal 3 in America 2000, Student ground is prepared for what appears to be some entirely Achievement and Citizenship: new - but perhaps not at all uncornfortable - structure. Both...

... with their feeling life as vital And as imagination hodi~s$rtli and accessible as their intellectual life and expected the 'IhcJornw-of things 1~1kn011~11.tlw pcln pcwt's same fullness of response from the students? This is what...

... with two THE REFLECTION IN THE GLASS THEATER commitments: one, to involve students in the life of the EDUCATIONAL PROGRAlMlVLING theater by bringing them to see the same full length by Keren Goldberg, Director...

... of new and interesting ways to ’present’ the plays, hoping to Strafford are included). As the lecturer generally leads the inspire an individual response from every student. If post-production discussions, it is here that he or she can students are exposed to diverse methods of analysis...

... and makes a note, "I "process"-oriented nature of this work implies that it is don't think it should be that long." non-exhibitional and is done for the benefit of the Suddenly, a group of angry students bursts into the participants rather than for an audience...

... Jasager CHARACTERS The Teacher The Boy The Mother Three Students...

... of the New York Board of Education, Irondale has been sponsored in a number of residencies in city public schools, working increasingly with the “hopeless” populations, where achievement is at an all-time low and truancy at an all-time high: the poorest school districts: students...

... assumptions was introduced. What we do in the theater is make theater. It’s as simple we tell our students as that. From thepage to the stage and we teach them theprocess the recipe for success, mentioning Aristotle and Stanislavski and Harold Clurman as if that covered...

..., the number of productions, the size of the house, size of potential audience, type of stage and amount of physical production, amount of scholarship or fellowship aid for the students, and so forth. The best recommendation is to hire a knowledge- able, experienced theatre administrator very early, even...

... structure. Urban Gateways was founded thirty-one years ago by a Student workshops that engage students in few uncommon Chicago women who initiated a cultural interactive exercises designed to build specific skills in enrichment program for disadvantaged children...

... for students in his “America 2000” plan. Anything that speaks of the year 2000 still sounds futuristic to most EDUCATION: people, but the year 2000 is only seven years away. I...

... of the body impart life to words, but when the words leave the body to travel in the comfort of their definitions, they become paralyzed and die-conveying only emptiness. Likewise, our approach begins with the body. During the school's two-year course, the student finds himself having to overcome...