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...Adam S. Horowitz Adam S. Horowitz offers a travelogue of Colombia's cities and rural towns, surveying the social dynamics of spectatorship for a wide range of Colombian performances. He takes a night walk through the streets of Bogotá, attends a protest performance led by a venerated theater...

... revolves around a number of endemic issues, from exorbitant tuition fees to a curriculum that remains, for the most part, trapped in the colonial paradigm. The 2015 protests first gained prominence when University of Cape Town student Chumani Maxwele threw excrement at the statue of Cecil John...

... and intensified by placing the seats onstage, so that spectators will, in the words of collective member Yves Degryse, “be able to see the whole of Bonanza close up — where everyone lives, how their prop- erties are spaced out. They’ll see daybreak and nightfall over the town — lights will come...

.... of the daily life of a town at war.” Gatti’s interest in productions Certain elements are common to all of Gatti‘s works in the based on daily life, and in ordinary people expressing themselves theater. His emphasis on movement and change, both in his per- collectively through theater, was shared...

... to the 3 improvement of the quality of their lives.” Meanwhile, as this article goes to press, South Africa has erupted into a conflagration of xenophobic violence unlike anything the country has seen since the end of apartheid fourteen years ago. From Cape Town to Mpumalanga, Gauteng to Durban...

... and controlled began in the RSC’s small experimental Stratford theater, The a third of its trade. That George Hewins’ voice sounds at all Other Place, quickly swept outdoors onto the town’s streets, through the anonymity and neglect that blanketed his class is due bridges, river banks and pastoral...

... him from another part of around this town. the stage. Harley watches, chewing on a matchstick. Carroll: Let’s go out looking for trouble. Come on, Harley. I’ve got a mad-on Carroll flies off and lands...

... and directed by a belligerent Bruce paraphrase T. E. Kalem, actors know to She Stoops to Conquer, The Male Millan, a producer who passes for a about theater towns what seals know Animal...

... of small town and “our”instead of “my.”Working with communities character.” He neglects to recognize that the mall and video across the United States “to build a new, inclusive store are institutions common to virtually all American American theater...

... removed from our Chinese town is on the brink of inundation, sense of human gesture, they are even more and the lords and chancellor must decide which presentational than traditional puppets. The half of the village to sacrifice to the floods. puppetry heightens every gesture, from smallest Either...

... professor at the Sherwood Award, presented annually by University of Cape Town, where he directs Center Theatre Group to an emerging artist the Institute for Creative Arts. He currently of promise in Los Angeles. curates Infecting the City (Cape Town), the Live Art Festival (Cape Town...

... professor at the Sherwood Award, presented annually by University of Cape Town, where he directs Center Theatre Group to an emerging artist the Institute for Creative Arts. He currently of promise in Los Angeles. curates Infecting the City (Cape Town), the Live Art Festival (Cape Town...

... - performance in all 3 theaters and rooms around town - Niagara-on-the-Lake is a very beautiful, English, affluent and simultaneously - buy video equipment - use big screens - somewhat eccentric tourist town on the edge of Lake Ontario about everyone contracted - performance Sept. 18 only - enor...

..., for instance, contains a version substantially dif- ferent from either the standard Suhrkamp or Universal text, in which the town is suffering from aplague of which the mother is only one victim. For the sake of those interested in performing the opera, I have thought it best...

... place. With this in mind, the fact that dramatic processions often moved from one part of town to another, from one square to another, takes...

... in agriculture, but are merchants, innkeepers, or policemen. His charac• ters are mainly low clerks, artisans, owners of small shops, house-maids, petty hustlers, and, in general, people from the poorer sections of the city or from small provincial towns. In their world of daily routine and quiet...

... tweeii the dramatic tradition and the peasant tury. The major theatrical practice that the audience. culture. Kame’s inherited from their ancestors was As they arrived in a puesotto (a small pea- If the town’s interest lasted longer than the the ability to recitare...

... simple. The main scene is the town square, with a raised platform in the center and three store fronts bordering its sides and back...

... ambience of (neglected by the United States) in inter- a Viennese coffeehouse. They can order a national diplomacy. Abraham’s postmodern Mélange and Sachertorte or Apfelstrudel with or response to Bauhaus and town house, the nar- without Schlag at uptown prices that are the row, multiangled structure...

... ambience of (neglected by the United States) in inter- a Viennese coffeehouse. They can order a national diplomacy. Abraham’s postmodern Mélange and Sachertorte or Apfelstrudel with or response to Bauhaus and town house, the nar- without Schlag at uptown prices that are the row, multiangled structure...