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...Guy Spielmann Guy Spielmann What If MOLIÈRE Did Not Exist? A Thought Experiment What is molière the name of? As celebrations of Jean-B­ aptiste Poquelin s birth four hundred years ago are in full swing, this remains a puzzling question. In 2019 noted French stage actor Francis Huster took...

...W.D. King Copyright © THEATER 1984 1984 BOOK REVIEW~ Blau-Blooded Thought: Recent Writings of Herbert Blau W.D...

...Bret Lyon Copyright 1968 by yale/theatre 1968 Joseph Heller's WE BOMBED IN NEW HAVEN A Collection of Thoughts There is a feeling that you're not doing the destruction of flesh and blood what you're really doing. When I used (Starkey's Son...

...M. Elizabeth Osborn “Soon after the death of Rabbi Moshe, Rabbi Mendel of Kutsk asked one of his disciples, ‘What was most important to your teacher?’ The disciple thought and then replied, ‘Whatever he happened to be doing at the moment.’” What the renowned Canadian director John Hirsch happened...

... with Julian Beck and Judith Malina, who had staged four of his plays and pointed to his anarchist thought as one of the sources of their revolutionary theater. Copyright © THEATER 1990 1990 PAUL GOODMAN, E LIVING THE AND THE GREAT...

... trite concision by allowing for conscious, thought-provoking iterations. The narratives of black suffering and black death in America are not neat, and the way we recount them, Carpenter argues, should never be allowed to feel fluent or stress free. Copyright © 2019 Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory...

...Lawrence Switzky Investigating the use of the famous trolley problem in a stage play, virtual reality simulation, and video game, Switzky explores the ways in which the transmediation of this philosophical thought experiment colors the process of moral decision making. Switzky focuses on the ways...

..., I should add that my own opinion of it was unformed when this project started, though I read bound galleys more or less mid-way; once I knew what I thought, I tried to keep silent until people's responses were finished.)—Erika Munk Copyright © Theater 1994 1994 Allphotographs ofBertoltBrecht...

...Karinne Keithley Karinne Keithley's essay introduces the script of Nature Theater of Oklahoma's Romeo and Juliet , placing it within a genealogy of American thought that begins with Emerson and Thoreau and continues through the artistic experiments of John Cage and of the Judson Dance Theatre. ©...

... (built in 1977) he inherited. Lamos’ models of production are qmi- European, with an emphis on spare, imagistic designs and bracing4 thoughtful interpretations of rareb pdonned...

.... The question is not simply one of clarity or incoher- - When WeDead Awaken ence, as Artaud realized: “Clear thought is not enough. It allocates a world which has been utterly consumed. What...

... of living in the 80s. Heidi’s change from a headstrong radical to a thoughtful single mother and art historian is carefully plotted in a series of vivid, snapshot-like scenes, making the play compelling in the way time-lapse documentary footage might be, or titillating in the manner of before...

..., professor of philosophy and dramaturgical collaborator of Roberto Ciulli, took up this task. His thoughts are based on his own experiences as a dramaturg in Koln...

... Conductors always At first I thought those awful times did it the hard way I’d go to the cemetery (ofin a pause) the outstanding ones every day Well maybe they aren’t all that awful the superior ones...

..., or the dreamlike is a misnomer too, since someone from Italy “thought that his imagery onstage, separate them from thoughts of the world name was just about the right thing for the new world, and outside the theater: especially when seated inside for nine [Amerigo Vespucci] slapped it on without asking...

... be picked up from the only collec- thought. But as Esslin denies Artauds status as a thinker, this tion of his essays readily available in English - Mary Caroline criticism may be unjust. For the layman eager to learn about Ar- Richards’ 1958 translation of The Theatre and Its Double. As a tauds work...

.... It happened. I was there. Saw the whole thing. Not easy to come back from. tituba pauses from her work every now and then to lean into the following story. It was the mistress. In the middle of the night. She was jealous of how beautiful my mother was. And she really was. Beautiful. Everyone thought so...

... stared from the window and dreamed of being a famous writer. Each day I washed the breakfast dishes, dressed the baby and walked in River- side Park. Often I’d say the 23rd Psalm that my mother had taught me. What an exciting life I thought my husband led: classes, grad school at Colum...

... thought about it and I thought about andsongwriter of the rockgroup mlking different kinds of music and what I could do. Eventually he Heads and the creator of thefilm True asked me to do a number of sections. I thought I could get a Stories. In the following...

... of theatre, exhibiting, as he does, the most breathtaking feats that the human body is capable of. Nietzsche maintained that art embodies the will to power. If we apply the thought to acrobats, the operative word will be "embodies." Generally, the word "power" brings only politicians to mind, men...