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| Subject/Essay |
Author |
Location |
| Abdel-Fatah, Intissar |
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Nonverbal Theatrical Elements in
Ntozake Shange's for colored girls…
and Intissar Abdel-Fatah's Makhadet
El-Kohl (The Kohl Pillow)
read first paragraph
|
Dalia El-Shayal |
Volume 37, Issue 3,4,
Fall/Winter 2003-04
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| Abel, Lionel |
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The Evolution of Shakespearean
Metadrama: Abel, Burkhardt,
and Calderwood
|
Richard Fly |
Volume 20, Issue 2,
Summer 1986
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| Abraham |
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Incest Disguised: Ottonian Influence at
Gandersheim and Hrotsvit’s Abraham
view abstract
|
Regula Meyer Evitt |
Volume 41, Issue 3,
Fall 2007 |
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| Absurdist Drama |
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The Absurd World of Strindberg's
The Dance of Death |
Orley I. Holtan |
Volume 1, Issue 3,
Fall 1967
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| Absurdity in English: Joyce and O'Neill |
Ruby Cohn |
Volume 3, Issue 3,
Fall 1969
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Aleksandar Popovic and Pop-Theatre:
Beyond the Absurd |
E. J. Czerwinski |
Volume 3, Issue 3,
Fall 1969
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The Alogical and Absurdist Aspects of
Russian Realist Drama |
Simon Karlinsky |
Volume 3, Issue 3,
Fall 1969
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Dramatists in Search of Self:
A Backward Glance |
E. J. Czerwinski |
Volume 3, Issue 3,
Fall 1969
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| Shakespeare and the Genuis of the Absurd |
Anne Paolucci |
Volume 7, Issue 3,
Fall 1973
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Socialist Allegory of the Absurd:
An Examination of Four
East European Plays
|
Mardi Valgemae |
Volume 5, Issue 1,
Spring 1971
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Some Analogies Between the Epic Brecht
and the Absurdist Beckett |
Charles R. Lyons |
Volume 1, Issue 4,
Winter 1967-68
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The Theatre of the Absurd
in Spanish America |
George W. Woodyard |
Volume 3, Issue 3,
Fall 1969
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Three Times Godot:
Beckett, Brecht, Bulatovic |
Clas Zilliacus |
Volume 4, Issue 1,
Spring 1970
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| Acting/Actors |
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The Actor and the Statue: Space,
Time, and Court Performance in
Molière's Dom Juan
|
Michael Spingler |
Volume 25, Issue 4,
Winter 1991-92
|
The Actor in the Script: Affective Strategies
in Shakespeare's Antony and Cleopatra |
William E. Gruber |
Volume 19, Issue 1,
Spring 1985
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Actor, Maschera, and Role: An Approach
to Irony in Performance |
Raymond J. Pentzall |
Volume 16, Issue 3,
Fall 1982
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Brecht's Alienated Actor in
Beckett's Theater |
Enoch Brater |
Volume 9, Issue 3,
Fall 1975
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"Bodied Forth": Spectator, Stage, and
Actor in the Early Modern Theater
|
Jennifer A. Low |
Volume 39, Issue 1,
Spring 2005 |
Children's Troupe's: Dramatic Illusion
and Acting Style |
Michael Shapiro |
Volume 3, Issue 1, Spring 1969
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| Directing/Acting Beckett |
Barbara S. Becker
and Charles R. Lyons |
Volume 19, Issue 4,
Winter 1985-86
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The Life of the Adult Nō Player
in Japan Today |
Irmgard Johnson |
Volume 18, Issue 4,
Winter 1984-85
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As Secret as Maidenhead: The Profession
of the Boy-Actress in Twelfth Night
|
Matthew H. Wikander |
Volume 20, Issue 4,
Winter 1986-87
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| The Style of the Boy Actors |
Ejner J. Jensen |
Volume 2, Issue 2,
Summer 1968
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Theatrical Pragmatics: The Actor-Audience
Relationship from the Mystery Cycles
to the Early Tudor Comedies |
Hans-Jürgen Diller |
Volume 23, Issue 2,
Summer 1989
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| Adaptations |
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Heywood's Adaptation of Plautus'
Rudens: The Problem of Slavery in
The Captives
|
Carolyn Prager |
Volume 9, Issue 2,
Summer 1975
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Play Strindberg and the
Theater of Adaptation |
Enoch Brater |
Volume 16, Issue 1,
Spring 1982
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Stoppard's Adaptations of Shakespeare:
Dogg's Hamlet, Cahoot's Macbeth |
C. J. Gianakaris |
Volume 18, Issue 3,
Fall 1984
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The Vampire on Stage:
A Study in Adaptations |
Ronald E. McFarland |
Volume 21, Issue 1,
Spring 1987
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| Addison, Joseph |
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Mocking the Meat It Feeds On:
Representing Sarah Churchill's
Hystericks in Addison's Rosamond
|
Luis R. Gámez |
Volume 29, Issue 2,
Summer 1995
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| Aeschylus |
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Aeschylus and O'Neill:
A Phenomenological View |
John Chioles |
Volume 14, Issue 2,
Summer 1980
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Memory in Aeschylus'
Seven Against Thebes
|
Jerome Mazzaro |
Volume 18, Issue 2,
Summer 1984
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Prometheus Bound: Robert Lowell and
Aeschylus |
Jerome Mazzaro |
Volume 7, Issue 4,
Winter 1973-74
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| African Drama |
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| African Theatre and the West |
Donald Baker |
Volume 11, Issue 3,
Fall 1977
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African Traditional Drama and Issues in
Theater and Performance Criticism |
John Conteh-Morgan |
Volume 28, Issue 1,
Spring 1994
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Euripides in South Africa:
Medea and Demea
|
Albert Wertheim |
Volume 29, Issue 3,
Fall 1995 |
Sophocles in South Africa:
Athol Fugard's The Island |
Errol Durbach |
Volume 18, Issue 3,
Fall 1984
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| South African Drama in English |
Mervyn Woodrow |
Volume 4, Issue 2,
Summer 1970
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| West African Drama in English |
John Povey |
Volume 1, Issue 2,
Summer 1967
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| Wole Soyinka: Two Nigerian Comedies |
John F. Povey |
Volume 3, Issue 2,
Summer 1969
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| After Babel |
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Irish Babel: Brian Friel's Translations
and George Steiner's After Babel |
F. C. McGrath |
Volume 23, Issue 1,
Spring 1989
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| Aguado, Simón |
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Simón Aguado's Entremés de los negros:
Text and Context |
Edward J. Mullen |
Volume 20, Issue 3,
Fall 1986
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| Albee, Edward |
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| Albee's Gothic: The Resonances of Cliché |
Paul Witherington |
Volume 4, Issue 3,
Fall 1970
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| Ibsen and Albee's Spurious Children |
Terry Otten |
Volume 2, Issue 2,
Summer 1968
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| Alcestis |
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Machines for the Supression of Time:
Statues in Suor Angelica, The
Winter's Tale, and Alcestis
|
Robert C. Ketterer |
Volume 24, Issue 1,
Spring 1990
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| The Alchemist |
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Jonson and the Emblematic Tradition:
Ralegh, Brant, the Poems,
The Alchemist, and Volpone
|
Robert C. Evans |
Volume 29, Issue 1,
Spiring 1995
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| All for Love |
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Meanings of All for Love
|
Tanya Caldwell |
Volume 38, Issue 2,3,
Summer/Fall 2004 |
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| Allen, Woody |
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Using Comic Devices to Answer the
Ultimate Question: Tom Stoppard's
Jumpers and Woody Allen's God |
Felicia Hardison Londré |
Volume 14, Issue 4,
Winter 1980-81
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| Amadeus |
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A Playwright Looks at Mozart:
Peter Shaffer's Amadeus |
C. J. Gianakaris |
Volume 15, Issue 1,
Spring 1981
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| Amadis |
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Friedrich Hartwich's Globus Fortunae
(1617): A Dramatization of the Amadis
|
Steven R. Huff |
Volume 24, Issue 4,
Winter 1990-91
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| Anouilh, Jean |
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Anouilh's Little Antigone: Tragedy,
Theatricalism, and the Romantic Self |
Michael Spingler |
Volume 8, Issue 3,
Fall 1974
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Jean Anouilh and Eugene O'Neill:
Repetition and Negativity |
Joseph J. Moleski
and John H. Stroupe |
Volume 20, Issue 4,
Winter 1986-87
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| Antigone |
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Anouilh's Little Antigone: Tragedy,
Theatricalism, and the Romantic Self |
Michael Spingler |
Volume 8, Issue 3,
Fall 1974
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| Antonio's Revenge |
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Antonio's Revenge: "Never more woe in
lesser plot was found"
|
George L. Geckle |
Volume 6, Issue 4,
Winter 1972-73
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| Aphrodite katadyomene |
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Aphrodite katadyomene: Dryden's
Cleopatra on the Cydnos |
Derek Hughes |
Volume 14, Issue 1,
Spring 1980
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| Apollinaire, Guillaume |
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| A New Play by Apollinaire |
Willard Bohn |
Volume 11, Issue 1,
Spring 1977
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| Apollonius of Tyre |
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"Deep clerks she dumbs":
The Learned Heroine in
Apollonius of Tyre and Pericles |
Elizabeth Archibald |
Volume 22, Issue 4,
Winter 1988-89
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| Aragon, Louis |
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Louis Aragon's L'Armoire à glace un
beau soir: A Play on the Surrealist
"Epoque de sommeil" |
Annabelle Henkin Melzer |
Volume 11, Issue 1,
Spring 1977
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| Arcadia |
|
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Tom Stoppard and "Postmodern Science":
Normalizing Radical Epistemologies
in Hapgood and Arcadia
|
Daniel Jernigan |
Volume 37, Issue 1,
Spring 2003 |
| _________________________________________________________________________________ |
| Aristocrats |
|
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An American in Ireland: The Representation
of the American in Brian Friel's Plays
view abstract
|
Maria Germanou |
Volume 38, Issue 2,3,
Summer/Fall 2004 |
| _________________________________________________________________________________ |
| Aristotle |
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"Non-Aristotelian" Theater: Brecht's and
Plato's Theories of Artistic Imitation |
William E. Gruber |
Volume 21, Issue 3,
Fall 1987
|
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| The Arlecchino |
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The Arlecchino and Three English Tinkers
|
Nina DaVinci Nichols |
Volume 36, Issue 1,2,
Spring/Summer 2002
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| L'Armoire à glace un beau soir |
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Louis Aragon's L'Armoire à glace un
beau soir: A Play on the Surrealist
"Epoque de sommeil"
|
Annabelle Henkin Melzer |
Volume 11, Issue 1,
Spring 1977
|
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| Artaud, Antonin |
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Artaud's Revision of Shelley's The Cenci:
The Text and its Double |
Jane Goodall |
Volume 21, Issue 2,
Summer 1987
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From Cruelty to Theatre: Antonin Artaud
and the Marquis de Sade |
Franco Tonelli |
Volume 3, Issue 2,
Summer 1969
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Witkeiwicz, Artaud and the
Theatre of Cruelty |
Adam Tarn |
Volume 3, Issue 3,
Fall 1969
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| Artist Descending a Staircase |
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Tom Stoppard's Artist Descending a
Staircase: Outdoing the 'Dada' Duchamp
|
Katherine E. Kelly |
Volume 20, Issue 3,
Fall 1986
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| Asdrubale |
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Two Renaissance Views of Carthage:
Trissino's Sofonisba and Castellini's
Asdrubale |
Beatrice Corrigan |
Volume 5, Issue 3,
Fall 1971
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| At the Hawk's Well |
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At the Hawk's Well: Yeats's Unresolved
Conflict Between Language and Silence
|
Edna G. Sharoni |
Volume 7, Issue 2,
Summer 1973
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"Haunted by Places": Landscape in
Three Plays by W. B. Yeats
|
Natalie Crohn Schmitt |
Volume 31, Issue 3,
Fall 1997 |
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| The Atheist's Tragedy |
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Building a Scene: The Text and Its
Representation in The Atheist's Tragedy
|
William E. Gruber |
Volume 19, Issue 3,
Fall 1985 |
Theodicy, Tragedy, and the Psalmist:
Tourneur's Atheist's Tragedy |
R. J. Kaufmann |
Volume 3, Issue 4,
Winter 1969-70
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| Atlan, Liliane |
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Liliane Atlan's The Messiahs
as Cosmic Theatre |
Bettina Knapp |
Volume 9, Issue 3,
Fall 1975
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| Auden, W. H. |
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The Sound of a Poet Singing Loudly:
A Look at Elegy for Young Lovers |
Marc A. Roth |
Volume 13, Issue 2,
Summer 1979
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W. H. Auden's First Dramatization of Jung:
The Charade of the Loving and Terrible
Mothers
|
Edward Callan |
Volume 11, Issue 4,
Winter 1977-78
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W. H. Auden's Plays for Group Theatre:
From Revelation to Revelation
|
Edward Callan |
Volume 12, Issue 4,
Winter 1978-79
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| Augier, Émile |
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The Ending of A Doll House and
Augier's Maître Guérin |
Thomas F. Van Laan |
Volume 17, Issue 4,
Winter 1983-84 |
| _________________________________________________________________________________ |
| Austrian Drama |
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The Imperial Play as Final Chapter
in the Jesuit Theater in Austria |
Eugene J. Devlin |
Volume 23, Issue 2,
Summer 1989
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| Auto Sacramental |
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Emblematic Technique in the
Auto Sacramental: Calderón's
No hay más fortuna que Dios |
Frederick E. Danker |
Volume 6, Issue 1,
Spring 1972
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| Axël |
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| Axël: Play and Hearsay |
Marilyn Gaddis Rose |
Volume 2, Issue 3,
Fall 1968
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| Yeats's Use of Axël |
Marilyn Gaddis Rose |
Volume 4, Issue 4,
Winter 1970-71
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