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... Copyright © THEATER 1984 1984 Robert Woodruff Interviewed by Scott Cummings Robert Woodrufhas worked closely as a director...

...Jan Breslauer Copyright © THEATER 1986 1986 The Vaudevillian Brecht: An Interview with Bill Irwin and Robert Woodruff __ Accidental Death of an Amrchisl. Together with fellow artists, he...

...Robert Woodruff © 2005 by Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre 2005 Distant and Right Robert Woodruff , Interviewed by James Leverett james leverett The problems of our violent to me that it’s all built on something we know times seemed to be very much with you as you cre...

..., Branden Jacobs-Jenkins, Ann Liv Young, and Robert Woodruff, Bruin combines Benjamin, Aristotle, and the art criticism of Hal Foster, using theory to illuminate how the depiction of abjection, what Aristotle called “the scene of suffering,” prepares the spectator for end-times and civilizational...

... matters — has become with Vasiliev’s departure a poor, vulgar, and desolate place. — Adrian Giurgea © 2007 by Adrian Giurgea doi 10.1215/01610775-2007-010 2 up front The Best of Times For the five years that Robert Woodruff...

... matters — has become with Vasiliev’s departure a poor, vulgar, and desolate place. — Adrian Giurgea © 2007 by Adrian Giurgea doi 10.1215/01610775-2007-010 2 up front The Best of Times For the five years that Robert Woodruff...

...- soon finds himself miraculously caught Sacred in George F. Walker’s stage minent role of Bazarov, while trying also up in the rules of his world and adaptation directed by Robert Woodruff to discover contemporary resonances in ultimately becomes the first ‘victim’of at the American...

.... article in American Theater (“A Boot in In the following years, the Kara- Wo Camps,” October 1986). Robert mazovs have become increasingly well- Woodruff says he is drawn...

.... “The First Annual Mermaid Parade,” (Review) Vol. John Rouse teaches in the theater program at Tulane University, and he has 15, no. 1, p. 87; “American Directors on Directing: Robert Woodruff,” (In- written about German drama in several different theater journals. terview) Vol. 15, no. 1, p. 60. Joel...

... of Thomas Bernhard,” (Essay) Vol. 15, no. 1, p. 58; “Thinking in Public: Woodruff, Robert. “American Directors on Directing,” (Interview) Vol. An Interview with Franz Xaver Kroetz,” (Interview) Vol. 15, no. 3, p. 24; 15, no. 2, p. 60. “The Drama of Reading: Pintilie’s The Seagull,” (Review) Vol. 15...

... project represented here uses a new text: Robert Woodruff created a deeply searching American Repertory Theatre production of Sophocles’ Oedipus the King, with original music by Bang On a Can composer Evan Zaporyn drawing on Greek musical...

.... “The First Annual Mermaid Parade,” (Review) Vol. John Rouse teaches in the theater program at Tulane University, and he has 15, no. 1, p. 87; “American Directors on Directing: Robert Woodruff,” (In- written about German drama in several different theater journals. terview) Vol. 15, no. 1, p. 60. Joel...

..., Guntram Weber), Vol. 17, no. Vaudevillian Brecht: An Interview with Bill Honigberg, Nadine. “The Women’s Pro- 2, p. 23; “A Letter,” (Letter, translated by Irwin and Robert Woodruff,” Vol. 17, no. ject: An Interview with Julia Miles,” (In- Marc Silberman) Vol. 17, no. 2, p. 29; “To 2, p. 37...

... to date have not fared well with local newspaper reviewers or the theater­going pub- lic: when Robert Woodruff was artistic director of the American Repertory Theater, Lupa staged Chekhov’s Three Sisters with an American cast unfamiliar with his radical practices. Lupa can take years to develop...

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..., directed by Robert Woodruff 10 Commission X, commissioned by Daimler Chrysler, written by Gordon Dahl­ quist, directed by David Levine 160 re-public Summer Play Competiton: Theme: High School Theater: Civics on Parade Plays...

... Sigrid Wurschmidt as Sue and Emil Borelli as Pecos Bill, directed by Robert Woodruff at the Bay Area Playwrights Festival. SUE: You coulda warned me first-handedly BILL: It’s me, ain’t it me Of the nature of your beast Who was so...

.... I have another play in the typewriter, Playwrights Festival, with Robert Yes, there’s a serenity about the style, and where Wanda, who used to be in Chopin, is Woodruff and writers like Murray Med- that’s where the disquiet comes from. a central character. It’s a play with Poles...

... caught Sacred in George F. Walker’s stage minent role of Bazarov, while trying also up in the rules of his world and adaptation directed by Robert Woodruff to discover contemporary resonances in ultimately becomes the first ‘victim’of at the American Conservatory Theater the socio...

... and learned from each Prowse or Robert Woodruff. They were free-lance directors and I other. Back then about ten of us in New York including Rod Marriot, was there to help with the show and orient them to the organization. Jon Alpert, Steve Carter, Andre Bishop, and I started a little infor- So Dan and I...