...Max Aub © 2001 by Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre 2001 14-Aub.final 5/2/01 11:29 AM Page 101 Translated by Ruth Juliet Wikler What Have You Done Today to Win the War...

... an early age that beating the opponent is from their own experience. Spolin believes group problem the goal, and a “win-win”outcome goes against all accepted solving and cooperation eliminate “all the imposed tensions ideas of argument, confrontation, and opposition. People and open the way...

... vying to win a DVD, they were going to become actively engaged with the chosen few. The Long Wharf Theater advertised this fall So engaged were they, in fact, they didn’t 2000 production as “A North American Pre- seem...

... his most frequently per- producing every conceivable variation on victim and criminal, innocent bystander formed pieces. In 1981, The Village Voice the original relationship of the elements. Ir- and provocateur, a perfectly reasonable gave Irwin an Obie award “for his inspired win demonstrates...

... the with them if anyone. In this light the theory: the less the importance of the play can be divided into thesis (defeat), Chorus, the better the play, because antithesis (victory), and synthesis a Chorus cannot be dramatic, cannot (lament). Win or lose, Eteocles...

... a Green candidate for a Green Party candidate for the New theater career was born with excellent office that fall, I knew I had little chance Haven Board of Aldcrs. (Some city politi- advance notice, and it remained pri- of winning against an incumbent cians insist on calling it the "Board...

... you? There’s only one way to solve that: it would be just as well and good if you were Winning the war! Nothing more, nothing less. back at home, or with your boyfriend? And if I...

... in britches, Together (Jim & Joe): The seven winters, bet on me and double your riches. The freezing weather, Jimmy, I'm counting especially on you. the giant timber we felled together. Do you think the mind always wins over might, Jim: Your...

..., Together (Jim & Joe): The seven winters, bet on me and double your riches. The freezing weather, Jimmy, I'm counting especially on you. the giant timber we felled together. Do you think the mind always wins over might, Jim: Your voice, each the sly...

... argues, one of the resident dramaturg's tasks might well be the elucidation of a theater's aesthetic mission which, if available, would have made it unnecessary to analyze an advertise• mentfor a statement of purpose. NATIONAL CONTEST FOR DRAMATURGS WIN $1000 BY PROPOSING...

... and how adam We are that stupid. the threat to our security and blah blah blah, marcus Hey, watch who you’re calling “we.” the only way to win is . . . and you think, yeah, absolutely, go kill them, right? bob...

... of Big Brother, but perhaps he was a more winning performer than Kundera’s title-phrase has much relevance in an America where the the political leaders they had heard elsewhere. Chief Executive’s friend, comedian Mort S‘ahl, says with equanimi- Not all politicians excel as public...

... School of Drama. He other publications. She is the translator of the writes for the Oregonian newspaper. award-winning collection Last Living Words: ivan medenica is a theater critic and lecturer The Ingeborg Bachmann Reader (2005...

... the Docudrama, the Royal Court Event, the Award-Winning Performance, the West End Transfer. These were followed in Theater 37:2  doi 10.1215/01610775-2006-023 © 2007 by Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre...

... passively back and observing Long Wharf Theatre’s didn’t thrill them. If they couldn’t be onstage The Bungler vying to win a DVD, they were going to become actively engaged with the chosen few. The Long Wharf Theater advertised...

...Judith Weiss Copyright © THEATER 1980 1980 New Theater in Colombia Judith Weiss The Colombian Theater Corporation main goal is to win a new public: popular began more or less in opposition to the theater audiences. An equally important Government...

... father, resolve to win could be tragic, but in the real world, victory with your in real history, in a real war, in a dirty spear, but always with the aid of the war, there is no place for anything gods. tragic...

... 2015 Contributors christopher chen is an international- alexandra ripp is a dfa candidate at Yale award-winning playwright who is based in School of Drama and former associate editor San Francisco. of Theater. anna koós is the author of two...

..., if I hadn't gone there but there, it might not have happened. It's not all chance, of course, but certainly there are a lot of people working now to win our affections toward greater rigidity and a lot of people working to win our affections toward less rigidity. Life in the theatre can...