...Michael Evenden Copyright © THEATER 1981 1981 THEATER IN VIENNA trives to rise in society with prodigious False...

...Gitta Honegger © 2003 by Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre 2003 Productions Gitta Honegger in turn it becomes a picture that is part of the exhibition. While waiting and watching in line, Vienna Pure...

... maligned Vienna, 1988. Photo: by trendsetting German critics (and Marvin Carlson). Zadek infused these styles into Roswitha Hecke his now legendary productions of modern classics from Anton Chekhov, Henrik Ibsen, and Frank Wedekind to Brendan Behan, Harold Pinter, and, above all and again and again...

..., Vienna, Graz, Mannheim, Freiburg, Turku, Riga, Warsaw, Dresden, Amsterdam, and Liverpool. Blackmarket for Useful Knowledge and Non-­Knowledge, No. 7 Routes and Sites of Mobility Pioneers and Functionaries Hebbel am Ufer, Berlin, 2007 This Blackmarket narrates the concerns and conditions...

...Martin Esslin Nestrov- Between tremely subtle local dialect. It must be remembered that Vienna was the capital of a vast heterogeneous empire containing popula...

...- Dolly Nestroy is most important Zangler takes a day’s trip to Vienna, to prehensibility. Benjamin cites Rudolf within German-language drama for his attend a militia dinner and see his Pannwitz with great pertinacy: within exploration of idiomatic Viennese financee, he promises Weinberl a pro...

... attempts at policital irony are frequent- striking performance of the festival is given Pinger’s In Camera and Robert Nelson’s ly facile: “Do you know what it’s like to be a by Janette Lane Bradbury as the mother, The Vienna Notes effectively combine man in this Caucasian zoo?” Ultimately...

... the University of Vienna. Shefirst came to the United States to do research for her doctoral dissertation about Eugene O'Neill. She was an actress at the Vienna Burgtheater, Schauspielhaus Zurich and other major German repertory companies. In this country she has worked as a director, translator...

...Matthew Wilson Smith © 2003 by Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre 2003 Productions Gitta Honegger in turn it becomes a picture that is part of the exhibition. While waiting and watching in line, Vienna Pure...

...Kate Bredeson © 2003 by Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre 2003 Productions Gitta Honegger in turn it becomes a picture that is part of the exhibition. While waiting and watching in line, Vienna Pure...

..., a communist The second reductive reading of these plays results in the actor-director, defended this trend in the program notes to his superficial, pointless, mugging performances that have haunted 1949 The Girl from the Suburbs in Vienna: productions ever since Nestroy’s death. These have...

... background might be called standard Central-European: a mixtureofGer• man, Hungarian, Czech and Croatian blood. The family moved often, following the governmental career of von Horvath senior, to Belgrade, Budapest, Pressburq (today, Bratislava, Czechoslovakia Vienna and, finally, to Munich. OdOn von...

... of the demonstrators: East German in Vienna. Photo: David Baltzer youths in bomber jackets marauding through drab dorm cities. Through various and constant portrayals, the media suggest that these youths epitomize the entire phenom- enon; they are neatly packaged as the GDR’s...

... Copyright © THEATER 1983 1983 (Right) A Party for korzs, Vienna, 1970. (Below) The President, Stuttgart, 1975. (Far right) Eve of Retirement, Stuttgart, 1979. A Photo Portfolio...

... of vulgar forms. Let me call the eastern Vienna. All the scenes are about immigrants world Byzantium. It is a closed society, from the East stashed in transit limbo: a vertical, patriarchal, macho, rural . . . no drunken patriot, a whore...

...Colin Mannex © 2009 by Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre 2009 b a m b i l a n d 08, Theatercombinat, Heldenplatz, Vienna, 2008. Photo: Lorant Racz Colin Mannex Preface to Elfriede Jelinek’s b a m b i l a n d b a m b i l a n d , published in German...

... by Konstanze Lauterbach, Wiener Festwochen/Theater Klagenfurt, Vienna, 1995. Courtesy of Helmut Stürmer 45 Roberto Devereux, directed by Silviu Purcărete, Wiener Staatsoper, Vienna, 2001. Courtesy of Helmut Stürmer...

... Totenauberg, about Martin Heidegger and Hannah Arendt, which had premiered the previous year at the Vienna Burgtheater.1 Her play Raststätte had just opened at the Burgtheater in an ill-conceived and badly received production by artistic director Claus...

... to a unique and historically tested Viennese strategy summed up in the term totschweigen-the act of killing someone through silence. This is a sophisticated act of self-preservation: rather than letting the ripples of outrage and contempt in Vienna’s quasisophisticated circles escalate to the point...

... in Vienna, Nestroy did not have to use slave language to conceal his political criticism. Yet he chose to continue this mode of com- munication with his audience - perhaps...