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...Robert Marx Copyright © by yale/theater 1974 1974 Traveling Circuses Candide-a revival of the Leonard Bernstein musical by The Chelsea Theatre Center of Brooklyn by Robert Marx...

... collective, explores two national festivals, and travels to rural villages where theater is created amidst the residents. Horowitz considers the relationships of Colombian spectators to the performances they attend, and the relationships of street and outdoor performances to urban geographies and politics...

...Gitta Honegger For my meeting with Franz Xaver Kroetz I had to travel from Bochum, where his new play Furcht und Hoffnung der BRD (Fear and Hope of the German Federal Republic) was in rehearsal, to Munich, where he was rehearsing the title role of Büchner's Woyzeck, for a production...

...- die out after their discovery was described. nineteenth-century building and sooty icon of Should I sacrifice the experiences of my jour- industrialization, survived two world wars. It is ney, betray unsolved riddles that await travelers Berlin’s oldest grain elevator and stood for forty who would...

... actress 1 I want to travel. would have happened to my dreaming self actor 2 Is that so? but, I am watching my dream, imagining that my dreaming self will continue to live to the actress 1 What do you mean “Is that so...

... be a form of care work. As a performance artist, I circumambulate a question regarding the energy sources that make my actions possible. And this means I have to talk about devotion. And I have to ask for your participation, fellow travelers, to think about what we are devoted to and how this shapes what...

.... transcultural implies the idea of “trans-being,” We got together and started talking about our and a kind of a transcendence. personal positions regarding travel and about When I make theater, I use very spe­ the meanings embedded in our respective art cific cultural characteristics so...

... after Shaw, aged 60. (His one post-Shaw Shaw film was Androcles travelers include a young Actor and Actress, an andthe Lion, which proved how much he needed Old Couple, a Local Man (who undergoes Shaw’s piloting. However, he had started various transformations), Parzival (from...

... and words of these artists illuminate a global perfor- 22 mance network in which the meaning of a piece may be as manifold as the sites to which it 23 travels. 24 — Adam S. Horowitz 25 26 Marc Bamuthi Joseph 27 January 2009 28 29 In the break/s: a mixtape for stage, Joseph swirls...

... Schiller, with wars tested the limits of nomadic theater: conceived in six travelling troupes dating from the Middle Ages, and culminates parts to be staged in and named after their host cities, its failure today in what critics Elinor Fuchs and James Leverett term to be fully produced may signal...

...¥eld s Travel Bag, industrial felt, OpenUp Studio/Canadian Cultural Centre, Paris, 2018. Photo: Vincent Royer recollet 92 possibilities of being read as futurity bundles, atmospheric codi¥ca- tions of land- ing to illuminate the shapes of our gatherings10 when we are fall- ing. Cloudscape...

... students far across the mountains! Well, it’s a fact, I know I have heard that many famous doctors live there, but I believe I’ve also heard that the road is a narrow and hazardous one. Do you want our son to travel with you? Teacher A child could not come on a journey as hard...

... in these works only as associated with Federico García Lorca, who directed a traveling university theater troupe in the early 1930s. There was, however, a theater movement of great historical significance. On August 22, 1937, as the war raged...

... s t iv a 1 (Met rop o 1 it an In d ia n Repo r t , ballad (excerpted from his play Das Jahrrnarktsfest zu Travelling Circus, The Same Boat, and Uprising of Plundersweilern) at the Weimar Court in 1780. In this the Beast) were described by the Los Angeles century...

..., John Collins, and Alain Ricard, a collective cathartic release of modern social tensions through a mixture of traditional and Western expressive means. Focusing on the concert party form in Ghana and Togo and its dramatic cousin, Yoruba traveling theater from Nigeria, the authors Barber, Collins...

... the Zagreb that traveled throughout staging; plot and character leaned toward mockery and satire; pathos was notable by its Yugoslavia with Tito’s...

... LISA WILDE “AllI do is try to live in the world but the world done gone crazy. I’m sorry I was ever born into it” -Sterling ay, 1969. The corner of distrustful of the sound and fury travel...

... the paths of the traveling theater troupes who carried his music and Molière s plays far beyond France s borders. The famous falling out between Molière and Lully that resulted in Lully s monopolistic control of stage music in France effectively spelled doom for any aspiring opera composer during Lully...

... in a scene in which Molière s troupe all push together to free their traveling cart from the muddy rut in which it is stuck. This release from stuckness, thanks to a communal effort, is repeated with numerous variations throughout the film.8 Mnouchkine places much visual attention on the traveling cart...

... significance, surpassing the depressingly trivial coverage the daily papers give them. Events suddenly appear more multidimensional and nuanced than they did at first. Someone’s position suddenly seems softer. Experiences from the past arrange themselves in the present. As I travel through...