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The paradoxes of intimacy in early modern drama
La problematique du jeu et son architecture dans le theatre de Lesage
 
Theology, Trauerspiel, and the conceptual foundations of early German opera
The emergence of Danish national opera, 1779--1846
 
Human/nature: Eco-theatre politics and performance
The pay's the thing: Intellectual property and the political economy of contemporary American theatrical production
 
The plays of Ricardo Monti and the production of space
Before art: The fusion of religion, sexuality, and aesthetics in agrarian Mesopotamia
 
Staging alterity: The ethics of performing difference(s)
Nuyoriquenas in the house: Performing identity through hip hop, poetry, and theatre
 
Crowd pleasing moves: Acting technique, social performance, and the popularization of the Nineteenth Century American theatre
The powerful voice of women dramatists in the Arab American Theatre movement
 
"The wounds become him": Sacrifice, honor and the hazard of much blood in Shakespeare's Roman plays
Performing the "ben comune": The political functions of performance in the Republic of Siena (1260--1555)
 
Race and Realism in Edward Harrigan's Mulligan Guards series
A quest beyond enlightenment: Buddhism as counter-enlightenment and modernity's other being in the practices of Antonin Artaud, John Cage, Tatsumi Hijikata, Kazuo Ohno, and Xingjian Gao
 
Religiously based morality in the theatre of Alexander Ostrovsky
The Lost Apple plays: Performing Operation Pedro Pan
 
The seventeenth-century singer's body: An instrument of action
Carmen Rivera: Theatre of latinidad
 
Sensation, spectacle, and reform in the mid-nineteenth-century American theatre
Theater without words: Music for movement theater by Bartok and Milhaud. Maramures, for solo viola and orchestra
 
Staging fat: Dramaturgy, female bodies, and contemporary American culture
The foundations of American regional theatre
 
Synesthetic landscapes in Harold Pinter's theatre: A symbolist legacy
"A spectacle to the world": The performance of Christian virgins and monks in late antiquity
 
Madness, sexuality, and gender in early twentieth century music theater works: Four interpretive essays
Staging the "Volk": Nazi policy and the reality of theatrical production in three Berlin theatres, 1933--1944
 
Inheritors of progress: Glaspell, the university, and liberal culture in the United States
The roots of American improvisation: Play, process, and pedagogy
 
Rhythmic juggling: Tracing the disembodied voice of Richard Foreman's Ontological-Hysteric productions, 1968--2009
An analytical study of Bizet's "Carmen": melody, text setting, harmony, and form