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...Fredrick Morgan Copyright © by yale/theatre 1976 1976 Woyzeck A poem by Fredrick Morgan Woyzeck 1: It wasn’t my woman’s infidelity or even the visions of blood that did me in but the damned assurance of the educated ones. Captain: I...

...Timothy Wiles Copyright © by yale/theater 1972 1972 WOYZECK, immerzu by Timothy Wiles This century found it necessary to times. It could begin with Woyzeck invent Woyzeck. shaving the Captain, or end there. Dif...

...Tom Haas Copyright © by yale/theater 1972 1972 A Director's Notes After a Performance of WOYZECK by Tom Haas Woyzeck is meant to be a hallucinatory nightmare. The terror of a concentration camp is where trapped people-like rats-turn on each other to rip, tear, and eat each...

.... episodes in dialogue (undeciphered and unpublished until 1879) called Our own age, in fact, is so heavily in- Woyzeck. These facts are remarkable debted to Buchner that the temptation when we consider that Buchner is gen- today is to treat him less like a unique erally...

... manifested itself in the plays, most thoroughly in Woyzeck, as a profound and unappeasable bias toward powerless and undefended men. For Hauptmann, as for the lesser naturalists, Buchner could be seen as an early organizer of a kind of drama in which human fate broke through social...

...Jonathan Kalb © 2003 by Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre 2003 Robert Wilson’s Woyzeck at BAM, 2002. Photo: The Ocular One Productions Jonathan Kalb the years, directing canonica l masterpie ces...

...Esther Kaplan © 2003 by Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre 2003 Robert Wilson’s Woyzeck at BAM, 2002. Photo: The Ocular One Productions Jonathan Kalb the years, directing canonica l masterpie ces...

...Amy Strahler Holzapfel © 2003 by Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre 2003 Robert Wilson’s Woyzeck at BAM, 2002. Photo: The Ocular One Productions Jonathan Kalb the years, directing canonica l masterpie ces...

.... "Anti-Pygmalion: An Apologia for Georg Buchner's Aesthetics Modern Language Review, 64,597-604. Blackall, Eric A. "Buchner and Alan Berg: Some Thoughts on Woyzeck," Ger- man Quarterly, xxx iv, 43 1-438. BUll, Heinrich. "On Georg Buchner," Translation by Leila...

... now! Black now and empty as hell. As in Buchner's Woyzeck, Boesman and Lena portrays a world in which those who know least, those who have the least, are most aware. Like Woyzeck, Lena jumps from a condition of total darkness and oppression of the senses to one of complete awareness...

...Gitta Honegger For my meeting with Franz Xaver Kroetz I had to travel from Bochum, where his new play Furcht und Hoffnung der BRD (Fear and Hope of the German Federal Republic) was in rehearsal, to Munich, where he was rehearsing the title role of Büchner's Woyzeck, for a production...

... to Minna, the letter "M" constantly appears in the names of Buchner's compliant women (Marie in Woyzeck, Mari...

... isolation and the weakness of the hu- his world just as Danton and Woyzeck man By establishing himself in are in theirs, and although he is de- this nihilistic position as a critic of signed to be a buffoon, the ridiculous human nature and society, Buchner comedy of his life...

... it. This rediscovery of the spoken word has also led him to (after Büchner’s different work with actors: Zsótér’s players are obliged to think of what they say, not to Woyzeck), directed act it, but to give birth to the thoughts of their text, so that scenic words indeed arise hic by Árpád...

... be in total ignorance of the proceedings, the best bet seemed to be something called "Woyzeck." It was billed as a "tragedy in twenty-three pictures." Could anything be more promising material for a funny paper than a German tragedy in twenty- three pictures? We had to laugh just to think of it. 70...

...George Tabori; Kevin S. Wood, translated by Copyright © Theater 1996 1996 THE KISS THE FIRST TIME I encountered him was a quarter-century ago, In the B.E. at the premier of Woyzeck. During the intermission I sat with Ekkehard Schall...

... Copyright © THEATER 1978 1978 Contributors Robert Asahina is a film critic for The New Leader. He wrote on Timothy Wiles teaches English at the University of Indiana at "Theater and the Vietnam War" for Theater last Spring. Bloomington. His essay on Woyzeck appeared in yale...

... Copyright © THEATER 1978 1978 Contributors Robert Asahina is a film critic for The New Leader. He wrote on Timothy Wiles teaches English at the University of Indiana at "Theater and the Vietnam War" for Theater last Spring. Bloomington. His essay on Woyzeck appeared in yale...

... awaken- ing, Sigarev’s plays echo Wedekind’s Spring Awakening and Büchner’s Woyzeck, which also share themes of provincial suffering. Plasticine consists of thirty-three short scenes, each numbered with no further distinction. Each component of social decay carries equal weight. Each episode...

... in Woyzeck is side. In the following scene the Second largely motivated by it), a boredom Citizen, vulgarizing oratory into mere which, as Michael Hamburger notes in demagoguery, makes the fickle crowd Contraries, "is not the result of idle- revert to Robespierre merely because...