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..., without a moral. Thc landslides of recent tion (Aufibung) of Storm and Stress positions: Classicism as revolu- history have done less damage to the model of the penal colony than tionary ersatz, the literature of a conquered class, form as compen- to the ideal construction of the learning plays...

... Light) ,QO down slow!^ and rcIIuu'n dim for thc entire Toioardr thc cnd of Don Quiwtc, thr befud- niattn o/ riw1okin.e that rnorsible structure in scme. We are in the opm nrea of a body shop. Spare dlcd knight tncountns *a li@v sort of man, another language than ioming up icith clrcw parts...

... 3 hours of Galileo in triumph, torment, treachery and defeat, but all Thc two masterpieces, 772t Mother and ThL$ of Galilro, are excep- the magnificent raging scenes arc there so that in the last moments. tions bccause with the first he had the powerful humanism of Max- ofthe play we watch...

...: Kvcn talking about beer is border zones and moving them in cattle has happed to the last button. tlangcrous. Thc Germans are undcr e\*cry trucks to thc middle ofGermany Only since KALLE: ‘Last’ is one of their favorite words. tahlc in Europe. Theyr choked ofl’the little the war has thc...

..., all the laws, all the tragedy - and writes thc whole in the erno- Imagine a latter day Brecht from East Ger- music, all the teachings, and so on. tionally exccssive tone of the German many turning his attention to a story of sex- Enlightenment. The result...

... Light) ,QO down slow!^ and rcIIuu'n dim for thc entire Toioardr thc cnd of Don Quiwtc, thr befud- niattn o/ riw1okin.e that rnorsible structure in scme. We are in the opm nrea of a body shop. Spare dlcd knight tncountns *a li@v sort of man, another language than ioming up icith clrcw parts...

.... and a dangcr. 'They had tortured him in thcir ce!!ars .lnd he wore a brow-nshirt now and ate frorri their plattcrs. B: At the gs'cneral stl-ikc I \\ac, tht.rc too. And by his hand thc wounds ~'crefresh .At the Hr:dcnhirg Gate in ttic shouts of Heil. Nc)~his...

... playwright exists in South African theater that might make a the precarious gap between present and book in themselves. What is more, \Tanden- future. Thc critic’s perspective is limited...

..., posing cottonwool in which it was wrapped. out the ordinary sunlight. In thc tiark- in groups, slides of herself, her husband, Ein- We have already seen that it was room he saw that the uranium salts had stein, Oppenhtimer, The Fmi Group in luminous. The light emitted could...

... makes it so endearing to the director (“Prime Mo\W”) of the piccc, the im- respective lords of their respective age finally capturcs,thc prcscnt reality in time creations, like the hunt, the other and space, that is, the actor’s total submis...

..., 1985), “he achieves a visionary power. Wc sense that we hear Faust’s last words: ‘I’d open room to live for millions,’ spoken with so much grandcur, so much pridc in thc facc of cie LII 11 Jcjh 11 Gabrie 1 Rork man, as co iict‘i \.td by Bergman and portrayed by Rchberg, MX indeed...

...~.That you consider the question to be necessary suggests thc answer: the erosion of historical consciousness by a trite concept of relevancy. The theme of fascism is relevant...

... in the cultural sphere and the parallcl and humanity, and ultimately his writing too has a didactic func- stabilization of thc socialist economy after the Berlin Wall was built tion. But Muller engages a learning process through shock and in 1961, Muller began to rcflect on the function and meaning ofin...

...)’ after Rainer Steinweg painstakingly compiled balance this excessive glorification and remind Jan Needle and Peter Thomson took up once a theory of the Lehrstiick which Rrecht was thc reader that he was, after all, human.” (xi;) again the whole range of Brecht criticism, never able to conclude...

... completely nagaswaram, and the kamantche, and the translated into French, and finally hecause reflecting pools which travcrse thc playing Brook and Carric‘re are, aftcr all, Westcrners...

... 7Yme.~uj Loruton, The Littlc Theater at Dcrvaig in the Isle genious programmc of plays including works August 16, 1985. Reprintcd with permission. of Mull, thc only live theater in Scotland west by Shakespeare, Moliere, Shaw and Chekhov of the Grcat Glen, where plays are performed...

.... And I’ll do it again.” agc when they stayed home in Sarasota, Florida with their mother. Late last May, at thc time of this interview, overconfidence was When asked, as she often is, what it‘s like growing up with a father the least of Dolly Jacobs’ concerns. When the Big Apple Circus got who...

... once the storm ends. Despite Confectioner what could be said by almost The Gentleman fears that his past its title, ThC Storm is a far less turbulent por- any character of any other: “In a way, I’ve suffering will be repeated endlessly. It is trait of failed marriage and old age than shared...

..., wait by t'ive-year sentence. It's evening. I am.. I needle. I struggle. They hold me. .%ridhere the door. (PROFESSOR docs.) think. I haven't gone crazy yet. (Luokin.g at I am. (The ,/EM' enters, skin& in Jiont ,of thc OFFICIAL: To smoke. I have special per- F2LLX4.) Like him. But then, who...

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