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... in the moonlight. Baby Zoe dreams. . . First Area This first area is the most traditional. The tent exteriors seem familiar, the carnival of every- one’s childhood. Music. Taped voices invite you into tents to view the attractions they con...

... in detail the tents used by the court during the trip to Cashmere to escape the summer heat of Agra: They set up tents . . . kanates or screens that are seven to eight feet high. . . . These kanates are of a strong fabric that is lined with indiennes, or toiles peintes . . . in the middle of one...

... the archive but couldn t find expression in it? How to facilitate an encounter with the work s ethos of repair, a repair that would always be as much about the gesture of repair as return, as navigation, as it would be about the care to create conditions for those tentative tendings that produced the archive...

... with abandon at the top of the Why did she put herself through this ordeal for the sake of a single tent, as if preparing to launch herself into orbit. The sense of appearance? She senses the perils of’ complacency and stagnation. freedom, of detachment from the carth, is dizzying. The audience “Every...

... freak show is the Ten-in-OneShow, and And it’s not just kids - it’s also adults they don’t want to believe anything. it’s called the Ten-in-OneShow because - and it’s usually a man, and it’s most They don’t want to have any faith. They you get ten acts under one tent for one often a man who’s...

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... when his country was developing its Tobey Sanford 69-71 own identity as a culture distinct from Craig Schwartz 33 Europe. Entering Rice’s canvas tent, au- Grete Stern 6 diences were greeted by bearded men...

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... troupes were vitally involved with the search for basic human dignity, Theatre Today came across as a bunch of pampered playboys using theatre as an excuse to parade around nude in pubk 9 P.M. In a circus tent, the Troupe of the Kinshasa Conservatory's Play of the Living...

... con- rocks released by the dead wandering partly vintage Wilson but also reflects tent in his theatrical meditations. underground, the man may be about to Wilson’s work with Hans Peter Kuhn Alcestis, which played at the American kill the bird he is holding, the chair may since Death...

... theatrical imagining other Mabou Mines productions, Mercier denly the panels reflected the real shadow was clearly at work. The novel contains a and Camier could not be easily toured. A of the same figure, not a projected one, scene in which Mercier and Camier, travel• kind of rectangular tent...

.... DORSEN Invitingpeople to share an experience not necessar- sideshow is so much aperformance, and there’s an ily their own is exactly what makespeople likeJesse agressive relationship between the audience and Helms sopeaked out. theperformers. Butgoing into the little tent...

.... I returned to Santiago in 1982 with a play I had brought with me called Historias de un galpón abandonado [Stories of an abandoned warehouse], the story of people who live in an abandoned warehouse, a tent, dominated by terrible sadists who abuse them...

..., permanent space.” At least in the performance I saw (at dience was, in effect, invited to structure alteration in the visual score with the 69 .‘Americancivil war tents in the last scene...

... a dialogue, that the audience can’t hear. Here and there, a word or two comes through: “preacher’s daughter,” “handkerchief,” “bad cold.” To her relief, another actor tentatively begins to whisper in dialogue with her. The half-heard snippets build to a critical mass...

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... Rice began his career with an act that Dan Rice (1823-1900) was an American seemed to be ideally attuned to the self- clown who transformed his circus tent into reliant and anti-intellectual mood of the na...

..., in the parachute-­style tent we had been led into one by one, she never looked up from the laptop in front of her as she spoke the algorithmically gener- 25 Enelow Annie Dorsen’s ated text into a microphone. Her...

... arts organizations were slowly but unmistakably reopening to a partially vaccinated us public after nearly a year and a half of closure. A summer of outdoor performances with physically distanced audiences beckoned. Fall seasons were cautiously announced. Some artists made tentative moves from Zoom...