...Lee Breuer Copyright © THEATER 1987 1987 Author’s Note Now, “Midway in its life, the Warrior Antfinds itsdfin a Once a year antsfly. This night is a night of greatpassion dark hole.” So begins Part 4 of the story based on the classic...

... of Penthesilea, the last Amazon queen, with and Edward Bond. His tormented life and the great Achilles, most famous of all the spectacular suicide were the subject of Greek warriors, on the battlefields before Heinrich...

... for the girls. Those pressed in movement the feelings who would play warriors wore red attributed to them by the Chorus, sashes, the chorus women black skirts using Anatolian folk dances as a basis. and striped brown scarves, the Chorus This was the most important element leader a striped brown shawl...

... for it tentatively. The eliminate from the text all terms that require special knowledge posed warrior with excruciating care slowly cuts her extended arm. and leave only just enough for a modern audience to understand Compulsively she grasps the child; squirming she slides across the the basic situation...

... ELLEN LEVY idway in its life the Warrior Ant/found itself in analogy the mystified relation of termite to ant, art to life. ‘Ma dark hole The opening of An Ant in Hell is, Possibility, a fairer house than prose, draws Lee Breuer into of course...

...-scourging rage and singular cruelties, quests for dharma and for an apocalyptic weapon, and warriors who die and do not know...

...,”21 Where texts exist, they may be misleading. For or the performance will feature a variety of drama- example, Balwant Gargi gives the following ex- 15 change between a warrior and his wife in a Yak- speech there is elaborate doubling of phrases...

... Frauen is in essence an archetypical battle of the sexes that culmi- nates in a symbolic rape, abstracted and couched in stage images of blood and death. The Man, a warrior in blue armor, climbs a flight of steps leading up to a tgwer with a red iron grille as its door. His warriors, carrying...

... hills. Horsefeathers (played by Wilson warrior Marion McClinton) serves as the Native American narrator of the musical who recounts the events and tells the story. The musical s book concerns the titular character turning his water into gold in the US frontier, so that the precious metal loses its value...

..., but the form under which it is appropriated by the state.”5 Follow- ing this distinction, Virilio concludes that the military class is much more diffused and less definable than the warrior caste ever was.6 In premodern warfare, the warrior caste engaged...

... and the forge. He also loved palm wine. Ogun never wavered from going to war on behalf of his people and never lost. But his victories were always at great expense to himself. Soyinka lives the mythopoetic life of Ogun - the hunter, the warrior god. Like Viclav Have1 and Bertolt Brecht, he Myembodies...

...- Bodhisattua.She recently served as dramaturg for Lee Breuer’s duced by Monstrous Regiment in London, has just been The WarriorAnt at BAM, and is a dramaturgy consultant for a published by Playwrights PresdMethuen. She has recently dance theater piece adapted from Ch’u Yuan’s Nine Songs in complete...

...; DARDANE turns into an Dardane, Princess of Giorgia, Oriental Warrior in full regalia] With her betrothed, the Prince ’her, Heir-apparent of Nanquin, are about to pass . . . Zelou then prophesies that a change of sex will mean more I will escape my curse...

... Copyright © Theater 1993 1993 worthwhile. Savran is particularly talented at lay- writer can be “in every word and no word.” ing out the significance of setting, both in the Savran is quite right in referring to the Cold short stories “The Mysteries of the Joy Rio” and Warriors as a form...

...- Bodhisattua.She recently served as dramaturg for Lee Breuer’s duced by Monstrous Regiment in London, has just been The WarriorAnt at BAM, and is a dramaturgy consultant for a published by Playwrights PresdMethuen. She has recently dance theater piece adapted from Ch’u Yuan’s Nine Songs in complete...

...John Simon Copyright © by yale/theater 1972 1972 Danton'sOn Death John Simon At a dinner party, W. H. Auden ex- The Warrior's Barrow, on the strength pounded the idea that such is the wis- of which lbsen himself would not re- dom...

... word and no word.” ing out the significance of setting, both in the Savran is quite right in referring to the Cold short stories “The Mysteries of the Joy Rio” and Warriors as a form of Cowboy: “What the Da- “Hard Candy” (where the protagonists watch kotas were for the cowboys, Taiwan and Hungary...

... killer heart. What’s Over the past decade, Robert Wilson happened to our blind fucking courage! Notes on Cheyenne, we ain’t got much time, man. We has gained a reputation as an avant garde were warriors once...

... that her todap What kind of outsider might were beginning to come together. these ancient warriors were American fit into the structure of the play? Sud- I’ve got some ideas, I told Peter. I think generals as well - here were the living denly Allende comes to mind. A fic- we might be able to do...

... of Lee nostalgia for the holy rather than a spir- (essay),vol. 18, no. 2, p. 34. Breuer” (essay),Vol. 18, no. 2, p. 66. Breuer, Lee, “From An Ant in Hell: The Lord, Mark, “The Good and Faithful at the 4vitez-snine-hour production ofthe entirety Warrior...