...Michael Feingold Copyright 1968 by yale/theatre 1968 THE PHOENICIAN WOMEN: Exile and The Kindgom by Michael Feingold The numerous peculiarities of Euripides' is forgotten, and the play continues The Phoenician Women have been a mat• for nearly five hundred lines more...

...Frank Hoff Copyright © THEATER 1980 1980 Suzuki Tadashi Directs The Trojan Women Frank Hoff From the middle of December 1974 to the end ofjanuary 1975, for his decision in 1973 to stage this play, and it has less to do...

... into “Ladies Against Women” (LAW) and White When Phyllis Schlafly arrived here organized a rally in her honor. (LAW’S February 12, local feminists were ready motto: “I’d rather be ironing...

...Loren Kruger Copyright © Theater 1995 1995 So What’s New? Women and Theater in the ‘‘New South Africa” Loren Kruger The new South African constitution condemns discrimination on the grounds of gender and sex- ual orientation as well as race...

...Edwige Keller-Rahbé; Amanda Gann Title page of Simon Matheret s Diverses poesies de Mademoiselle Pascal, 1657. Bibliothèque de l Arsenal, Paris Edw ig e Kel l er-­Rahbé Translated by Amanda Gann Women Pl ay w r ig ht s in t he Time of Mol ièr e A Gynocentric Vision of French Classical Theater...

...Nadine Honigberg Copyright © THEATER 1985 1985 The Women’s Project: An Interview with Julia Miles Nadine Honigberg This intnview took place last June in an Oft@ stacked with scripts, overlook...

... around women and the presentation of the female body: Eve Ensler's The Vagina Monologues , Janet Jackson's “wardrobe malfunction” at the 2004 Super Bowl, Don Imus' defamatory comments about the Rutgers women's basketball team, and the play My Name is Rachel Corrie , compiled from the late activist's...

... to foster a new generation of professional female dancers/choreographers in West Africa. She proposes that Dans Un S’Y Mettre and Engagement Féminin create a gender politics of their own devising, based in mutual support and articulated through women’s dancing bodies. © 2014 by Emily Carson Coates 2014...

... and ushered in a new generation of theater artists, many of them women, such as Maja Pelevi and Milena Bogavac. © 2009 by Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre 2009 Skup, directed by Jagos Markovic, Yugoslav Drama Theater, Belgrade, 2002. Courtesy of bitef Festival Ivan Medenica...

... non-narrative pieces such as The Lady Dick (1985) and Dress Suits to Hire (1987). All of Hughes's work has an undercurrent of dark comic rage. And her subject has always been relationships between women. Despite her notoriety as a “lesbian artist,” this does not necessarily mean sexual relationships...

...Jasmine Mahmoud Two early twenty-first century ensembles of color in Seattle—and their methods—anchor this article. The first: sis Productions, which started in 2000 as “Sex in Seattle,” an episodic and humorous theatrical series about the romantic relationships of Asian American women. Conceived...

.... 5 THE FOOT MEN: Hard work. Text and drawings by Peter Schumann WOMEN: Hard work. (This street show consists of two choruses standing on either (The two curtain holders flip first banner ouer to reveal side of a set of three banners...

... was in a state of unrest. Dickerson was struck by the fact that people worldwide experience similar catastrophes routinely: It made me wonder what it must be like for women who live with this kind of terror every day. 2 She shared these thoughts with a colleague who suggested that she consider relating...

... feel as you observe. Ana, I don t know how to start this letter. I have chosen Tied Up Women because it is a simple but mysterious work. There is very little information available about it. Sometimes I wonder if it s really you in the pictures. Ana, the first time I made Tied Up Women, thoughts...

..., and then theater, and who knows where Which theaters did you look at and how did you we’re going to go after this?We’re on a rampage. choose them? Is this part of the study that the CLAUDE CAHUN Film as well. And consumer Women...

... on her interviews with more than seventy Muslim women living in Holland. “So much testosterone!” she whispered to me with evident glee, as she slid into her seat and looked expectantly at the darkening stage. A tall, glamorous woman with dark hair and fair complexion, Roosen had spent much...

... becomes disembodied, if the belief tions in casting, rehearsing, actor training, dramaturgy, idwriting she suspends is, in fact, a positive belief in woman. consciously use the power of the pre-production process to subvert or Few ofthe women we interviewed work with realistic material...

... Magazine, with Marsha Norman on the cover, it was followed by widespread and vocal rebuital. More notable for its omis- sions than its conclusions, Me1 GUSSOW’Sarti- cle was criticized by artists and professionals in Pe$onning ArtsJournal and elsewhere for misrepresenting women in theater...

... a circus background, where death- theater artists discussed in this issue are issues which feminists raised over the past defying courage and skill tend to level sexual women. (Even Dario Fo, co-author of Open decades are still very much alive and unsettl- differences. Kristin Linklater suggests...

...; without disguise they could not continue to criticize New newspapers he reached the public quickly, and his literary role- York’s leading art galleries and critics in the 1980s. and ex- playing effected political change. As M.B. Drapier, he created pect to sell their paintings. Like women artists...