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...Tadeusz Micińskl; Daniel Gerould, translated by; Jadwiga Kosicka Copyright © by yale/theatre 1975 1975 The Theatre-Temple Tadeusz Miciriskl Translated by Daniel Gerould and Jadwiga Kosicka © Copyright 1975 by Daniel Gerould and Jadwiga Kosicka Note: "The Theatre-Temple...

... the babe from my breast and dashed it. 33 Albert Innaurato holds a B.A. from Temple University and a M.F.A. in Playwriting from the Yale School of Drama. While at Yale, he collaborated with Christopher Durang on several plays, including The Idiots...

...: An Artistic Symposium, cohosted in May 2024 by Theater magazine and the David Geffen School of Drama at Yale. The conversation focused on Sinno s site-s­pecific opera Westerly Breath, commissioned by the Metropolitan Museum of Art and performed in and around the Temple of Dendur in January 2024. After...

... performing. Prologue: Fractions, Fractures, Fractals At rise: myth is Atum, the god of gods who creates themself from nothing. memoir is Hamed, a self-p­ itying art phag. monument is a temple, built with an outward-­expanding cross-s­ection to embody the story of creation. It doesn t matter where...

... the while, all the. his temples, and he knew it all the while, while, and we were content. and no one was blamed. the assessment: He became the room, and it spoke of him, Sleep came to him, and he dreamed of and somehow I understood. the awakening...

... band Mashrou Leila, talks with Tavia Nyong o about their new opera Westerly Breath, which the artist performed in front of the Temple of Dendur at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. The libretto, published here, evokes Sinno s dilemma as a queer artist caught between worlds broken...

..., Is this possible, Asteria? You and all your prisoners, And chase you to the walls of Themiscyra; asteria My Queen— Yes, right into Diana’s sacred temple Where he will tear the chains of roses from 79 kleist penthesilea...

... the inspiration for his play: “It was as if one wall of the church opened into the void. I saw the End (I don’t know of what-my life or the world’s), but it was as if the road of history rested upon two domes-upon a Temple; and crowds of people thronged toward it. To myself, I called the Temple I saw...

... haunted by the specter of the in- coins and hazelnut shells. The Rose in its hey- evitable return. That performance is the one day was a “temple of Satan,” as Elizabethan that Peggy Phelan writes in Mourning Sex...

.... The Rose in its hey- evitable return. That performance is the one day was a “temple of Satan,” as Elizabethan that Peggy Phelan writes in Mourning Sex,and playhouses were known to London merchants, no one has...

... We are not in the temple that day So I do Why not What I can do We are always in the temple Though I know Far away from the world It doesn’t make any sense But not that day...

... temple a petrified shadow frequently contributed his The bars of loneliness growing into the flesh At the airport terminals At the libraries translations, articles...

... [Lukich] is a temple. You mustn’t forget this.” Throughout the hates allegories. I know just what he will say: on the Prologue and internal play, Gennadi constantly echoes the outside - an allegory. But inside there’s so much admonitory refrain The theater is a temple’ (Teatr kak Menshevikism...

... the animal stands right Soleil’s stage and in its auditorium, stunningly behind them, periodically farting, burping, and rendered as a brightly lit Buddhist temple devilishly relieving himself as the women accuse enclosure. As always, Jean-Jacques Lemetre each other of gross impropriety. and his...

... performance’s genealogy, to flesh out artistic patterns 19 of circulation and influence that make up this particular constellation of “world performers.” 20 Whether their personal narratives involve abandoned island temples off the coast of Singapore 21 or art galleries in England, the work...

... across Burma as part of a triannual artists’ conference-­cum-­ festival-­cum-­road trip called the Flying Circus Project. We began in the old capital city of Yangon, then moved on to the older precolonial capital city of Mandalay, with stops at the temples of Bago and Mingun, and then spent a final...

... of state in the great tradition of the European monarchies. In striking contrast, for the final scene of this act, “Hall of Chivalry,” where Faust con- jures the spirit show of Paris and Helena, Stein re-created a baroque theater, with a prosce- nium, perspective flats, and a classical temple...

... research on clowns has also included a year's stay in Bali where he performed the role of a comic frog as an apprentice to a troupe of Balinese temple clowns. Currently a Professor of Theater at Emerson College in Boston, Jenkins is completing a book on American comedy which...

... have I swallowed my pride Have another marguerita. but I am swallowed by it. Imagine that. ODYSSEUS No, thanks. ODYSSEUS That sounds like fun. What were you PHILOKTETES Neoptolemus? doing on the temple grounds, anyway...

... mysteries and championed the sacred function of theatre. Instead of a place of amusement, the Polish playwright insist• ed that theatre once again become a temple where the spiritual values of an entire people could be celebrated as in the ancient Greek, In-dian and Persian, and medieval Christian...