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...Raja Feather Kelly; The feath3r theory © 2024 by Raja Feather Kelly 2024 Raja Feather Kelly and the feath3r theory The Absolut e Futur e Death, Loneliness, and the Absolute Future of the Multiverse; or, How to Cover the Sun with Mud Prelude Big Bang ash You do this (insert movement). chris...

...Donald Baker Copyright © by yale/theatre 1976 1976 A Structural Theory of Theatre Donald Baker Over forty years ago Stark Young commented: “What makes the theatre so difficult to see as an art form is the impurity of its medium . . . Only in the theatre does so much intervene...

...Eileen Blumenthal Copyright © Yale/Theatre 1977 1977 Joseph Chaikin: An Open Theory of Acting By Eileen Blumenthal When the Open Theater was formed in 1963, with at one time seem incompatible. This does one of its main purposes was to explore ways for not especially...

...Mark Lord Copyright © THEATER 1986 1986 THE GOOD AND THE FAITHFUL AT THE PLACE OF THE SKULL:NOTES FOR A THEORY OF TRANSLATION...

...Andrzej Wirth © 2002 by Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre 2002 wirth Andrzej Wirth Theater As the Theory of Everything The critic’s love for theater is seldom reciprocated by the theater itself. Jan Kott’s love for theater was generously reciprocated by the most...

...Una Chaudhuri Copyright © THEATER 1991 1991 ITlME AND THE THEORY OF DRAMA UNA CHAUDHURI f the handful of playwrights who regularly film, a play exists sequentially...

...André Lepecki In a talk originally presented at the 2015 Munich conference for the “Show Me a World” project, scholar André Lepecki, drawing from postcolonial theory and critical black studies, puts forth a critique of the colonial tendencies within curatorial practice and the art system. Lepecki...

..., Branden Jacobs-Jenkins, Ann Liv Young, and Robert Woodruff, Bruin combines Benjamin, Aristotle, and the art criticism of Hal Foster, using theory to illuminate how the depiction of abjection, what Aristotle called “the scene of suffering,” prepares the spectator for end-times and civilizational...

...Marco de Marinis; Giovanna Covi, translated by The following article is part of a slightly longer piece, the first section of which simply expands upon the work in reception theory previously carried out by de Marinis, Greimas, Jauss and others (see bibliography) in order to better define...

... make any difference in how a director staged a play, or a critic judged a production? Would it change the interpretation of Brecht's theories or his politics? Was any of this new information about the way his plays were created more than biographically and historically interesting? Was it really new...

...Ryan M. Davis This profile traces the creative trajectory of the queer choreographer and performance maker Miguel Gutierrez. Drawing on José Esteban Muñoz’s theories of queer futurity and resistance, it analyzes the ways in which Gutierrez and his dancers defy reductive constraints on sexual...

... and for all, the handful of works and artists that have occupied interculturalism’s cen- ter stage for so long. The single greatest endeavor of the books—indeed, that of all progressive intercultural theory and practice today—is the closure of “taxonomic the- ater,” which Holledge and Tompkins define...

... loyalties and affiliations, of most discourse on theater, patsy stuff. Blau’s isolated situation points up Herbert Blau a general condition in the American ex- perimental theater: failure of discourse, not Blau’s work originates in the thought of theory: this is the cycle that Blau seeks...

... by an audience, few theories of drama are more palatable than The Waist land Aristotle's concept of catharsis. Godard and Brecht have both opposed this theory Before...

...Anna R. Burzyńska New Dramaturgy: International Perspectives on Theory and Practice edited by Trencsényi Katalin and Cochrane Bernadette New York , Bloomsbury : 2014 © 2016 by Anna R. Burzyńska 2016 burzyńska Anna R. Burzyńska Diagnosing the Condition...

...-1/2 : 1 –14, 1980 . Bolton , Gavin , Drama as Education , New York: Longman Press, 1984 . Casey , Edward , Imagining: A Phenomenological Study , Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1976 . Diamond , Elin , “Brechtian Theory/Feminist Theory: Toward a Gestic Feminist...

... opposition to all later aesthetic theories. dramaturgy would repeat what philosophy has gone through long These theories, following Hegel, regarded art as the gestalt (form) of ago: its becoming silent in face of the autonomy of art. cognition or perception and therefore defined the work of art as a kind...

... in Phenomenology and Feminist Theory.” In Performing Feminisms: Feminist Critical Theory and Theatre , edited by Sue-Ellen Case. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University, 1990 . Butler , Judith “Imitation and Gender Insubordination.” In Inside/Out: Lesbian Theories, Gay Theories , edited by Fuss, Diana. New...

... Text 33 . Durham: Duke University, 1993 . de Jongh , Nicholas . Not In Front of the Audience . London: Routledge, 1991 . Diamond , Elin “Refusing the Romanticism of Identity: Narrative Interventions in Churchill, Benmussa, Duras.” In Performing Feminisms: Feminist Critical Theory...

...-shirts and jeans vs. tweed jackets— but his assignment of runway models from the House of Performance Theory is coun- terintuitive, to put it mildly: Victor Turner, the anthropologist, is hip but “symptomatic” of a seductively...