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| Subject/Essay |
Author |
Location |
| The Bacchae |
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Mnema and Forgetting in
Euripides' The Bacchae |
Jerome Mazzaro
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Volume 27, Issue 3
Fall 1993
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| The Bacchae of Euripides |
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The Politics of Ritual in Wole Soyinka's
The Bacchae of Euripides |
Robert Baker-White
|
Volume 27, Issue 3
Fall 1993
|
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| The Balcony |
|
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Towards a Theater of Immobility:
Henry IV, The Condemned of
Altona, and The Balcony
|
Mary Ann Frese Witt |
Volume 24, Issue 2
Summer 1990
|
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| Bandele, Biyi |
|
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| The Politics of Adapting Behn's Oroonoko |
Anne F. Widmayer |
Volume 37, Issue 2
Summer 2003
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| Bandello, Matteo |
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Bandello's "Timbreo and Fenicia"
and The Winter's Tale
read first paragraph |
Thomas E. Mussio |
Volume 34, Issue 2
Summer 2000
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| Baraka, Amiri |
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| The Marxist Theater of Amiri Baraka |
W. D. E. Andrews |
Volume 18, Issue 2
Summer 1984
|
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| Barker, Howard |
|
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“Is everything history?”: Churchill, Barker
and the Modern History Play
view abstract
|
Brean S. Hammond |
Volume 41, Issue 1
Spring 2007 |
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| Barrault, Jean-Louis |
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Interior Action: The Impact of Noh on
Jean-Louis Barrault |
John K. Gillespie |
Volume 16, Issue 4
Winter 1982-83
|
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| Bartholomew Fair |
|
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Bartholomew Fair: Ben Jonson's
"A Midsummer Night's Dream"
|
John Scott Colley |
Volume 11, Issue 1
Spring 1977
|
Eve's Flesh and Blood in Jonson's
Bartholomew Fair
|
Renu Juneja |
Volume 12, Issue 4
Winter 1978-79
|
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| Beaumont, Francis |
|
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Admirable Musicians: Women's Songs
in Othello and The Maid's Tragedy
|
Rochelle Smith |
Volume 28, Issue 3
Fall 1994 |
How Music Matters: Some Songs
of Robert Johnson in the Plays of
Beaumont and Fletcher
view abstract
|
Catherine A. Henze |
Volume 34, Issue 1
Spring 2000 |
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| Beckett, Samuel |
|
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A Footnote to Footfalls: Footsteps of
Infinity on Beckett's Narrow Space |
Enoch Brater |
Volume 12, Issue 1
Spring 1978
|
| Beckett's Major Plays and the Trilogy |
Charles R. Lyons |
Volume 5, Issue 4
Winter 1971-72
|
Brecht's Alienated Actor in
Beckett's Theater |
Enoch Brater |
Volume 9, Issue 3
Fall 1975
|
Brecht's Contacts with the Theater
of Meyerhold
|
Katherine Eaton |
Volume 11, Issue 1
Spring 1977
|
Brecht's Quarrel with God: From
Anti-Theodicy to Eschatology |
Edward M. Berckman |
Volume 10, Issue 2
Summer 1976
|
The Death of Representation and the
Representation of Death: Ionesco, Beckett,
and Stoppard
view abstract
|
Zoran Milutinović |
Volume 40, Issue 3
Fall 2006 |
| Directing/Acting Beckett |
Barbara S. Becker
and Charles R. Lyons |
Volume 19, Issue 4
Winter 1985-86
|
Defeated Sexuality in the Plays and
Novels of Samuel Beckett |
Kristin Morrison |
Volume 14, Issue 1
Spring 1980
|
The Globalization of Beckett's Godot
read first paragraph |
Enoch Brater |
Volume 37, Issue 2
Summer 2003
|
Joan of Arc Internationale: Shaw,
Brecht, and the Law of Nations
|
Julie Stone Peters |
Volume 38, Issue 4
Winter 2004-05 |
| Krapp's Last Tape and Critical Theory |
SueEllen Campbell |
Volume 12, Issue 3
Fall 1978
|
Noah, Not I, and Beckett's
"Incomprehensibly Sublime" |
Enoch Brater |
Volume 8, Issue 3
Fall 1974
|
Out of Ireland: Revisionist Strategies
in Beckett's Drama
read first paragraph |
Laura Barge |
Volume 34, Issue 2
Summer 2000
|
Perceiving Rockaby— As a Text, As a
Text by Samuel Beckett, As a Text
for Performance
|
Charles R. Lyons |
Volume 16, Issue 4
Winter 1982-83 |
Shakespeare and Beckett Revisited:
A Phenomenology of Theater
|
Marguerite Tassi |
Volume 31, Issue 2
Summer 1997
|
Some Analogies Between the Epic Brecht
and the Absurdist Beckett |
Charles R. Lyons |
Volume 1, Issue 4
Winter 1967-68
|
Symbols, Signs, and Language:
The Brothers Yeats and Samuel
Beckett's Art of the Theater
|
Gordon Armstrong
|
Volume 20, Issue 1
Spring 1986
|
Three Times Godot:
Beckett, Brecht, Bulatovic |
Clas Zilliacus |
Volume 4, Issue 1
Spring 1970
|
| Visual Field in Beckett's Late Plays |
Stanton B. Garner, Jr. |
Volume 21, Issue 4
Winter 1987-88
|
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| Beggars' Bush |
|
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A Newly Discovered Musical Setting From
Fletcher's Beggars' Bush |
John P. Cutts |
Volume 5, Issue 2
Summer 1971
|
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| Behn, Aphra |
|
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Anti-Colonist Discourse, Tragicomedy,
and the "American" Behn
read first paragraph
|
Adam R. Beach |
Volume 38, Issue 2,3
Summer/Fall 2004 |
Aphra Behn’s The City Heiress: Feminism
and the Dynamics of Popular Success on the
Late Seventeenth-Century Stage
view 1st paragraph
|
Robert Markley |
Volume 41, Issue 2
Summer 2007 |
The Politics of Adapting Behn's Oroonoko
read first paragraph |
Anne F. Widmayer |
Volume 37, Issue 2
Summer 2003
|
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| The Belle's Stratagem |
|
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Theatricality and Cosmopolitanism in
Hannah Cowley's The Belle's Stratagem
read first paragraph
|
Elizabeth Kowaleski Wallace |
Volume 35, Issue 3,4
Fall/Winter 2001-02
|
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| Benjamin, Walter |
|
|
Comedia and Trauerspiel: On Benjamin
and Calderón |
Anthony J. Cascardi |
Volume 16, Issue 1
Spring 1982
|
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| Bergman, Ingmar |
|
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"Daddy Spoke to Me!": Gods Lost and
Found in Long Day's Journey Into
Night and Through a Glass Darkly
|
Thomas P. Adler |
Volume 20, Issue 4
Winter 1986-87 |
The Virgin Spring and The Seventh Seal:
A Girardian Reading
|
William Mishler |
Volume 30, Issue 1
Spring 1996
|
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| Bernhard, Thomas |
|
|
Sights Unseen: Withholding Information
in the Plays of Thomas Bernhard
view abstract
|
William E. Gruber |
Volume 36, Issue 1,2
Spring/Summer 2002
|
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| Beunans Meriasek |
|
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The Middle-Cornish Play
Beunans Meriasek |
Robert T. Meyer |
Volume 3, Issue 1
Spring 1969
|
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| Biblical Drama |
|
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The Bible in English Renaissance
Civic Pageants |
David M. Bergeron |
Volume 20, Issue 2
Summer 1986
|
A Little-Known Fragment of a Dutch
Abraham-and-Sarah Play |
Mary-Jo Arn |
Volume 17, Issue 4
Winter 1983-84
|
Narrative Bible Cycles in Medieval
Art and Drama |
Patrick J. Collins |
Volume 9, Issue 2
Summer 1975
|
The Song of Songs as a Drama in the
Commentators from Origen to the
Twentieth Century
|
Joseph R. Jones |
Volume 17, Issue 1
Spring 1983
|
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| The Birth of Tragedy |
|
|
The Five Voices of
The Birth of Tragedy |
Michael Hinden |
Volume 22, Issue 2
Summer 1988
|
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| Blackface |
|
|
The Bride Wielded a Razor: Images of
Women on the Blackface Stage of
James McIntyre and Thomas Heath
view abstract
|
Leslie Pasternack |
Volume 40, Issue 4
Winter 2006-07 |
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| The Blacks |
|
|
Genet's The Blacks and The Screens:
Dialectic of Refusal and Revolutionary
Consciousness |
W. F. Sohlich |
Volume 10, Issue 3
Fall 1976
|
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| Blasted |
|
|
"In Better Places": Space, Identity, and
Alienation in Sarah Kane's Blasted
|
Christopher Wixson |
Volume 39, Issue 1
Spring 2005 |
| _________________________________________________________________________________ |
| Boito, Arrigo |
|
|
False Fidelity: Othello, Otello,
and Their Critics
|
James Aldrich-Moodie |
Volume 28, Issue 3
Fall 1994 |
| _________________________________________________________________________________ |
| Bond, Edward |
|
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| Edward Bond's Lear |
Leslie Smith |
Volume 13, Issue 1
Spring 1979
|
| _________________________________________________________________________________ |
| Bonduca |
|
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| Fletcher's Satire of Caratach in Bonduca |
Ronald J. Boling |
Volume 33, Issue 3
Fall 1999
|
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| Brandes, Georg |
|
|
Nietzsche, Georg Brandes, and Ibsen's
Master Builder |
Michael W. Kaufman |
Volume 6, Issue 3
Fall 1972
|
| _________________________________________________________________________________ |
| Brant, Sebastian |
|
|
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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| Brecht, Bertolt |
|
|
All in the Family: Mother Courage
and the Ideology in the Gestus
|
Claire Gleitman |
Volume 25, Issue 2
Summer 1991 |
Bertolt Brecht and George Farquhar's
The Recruiting Officer |
Albert Wertheim |
Volume 7, Issue 3
Fall 1973
|
Brecht and Witkeiwicz: Two Concepts of
Revolution |
Andrzej Wirth |
Volume 3, Issue 3
Fall 1969
|
Brecht on Shakespeare: A Revaluation
|
Doc Rossi |
Volume 30, Issue 2
Summer 1996
|
Brecht's Alienated Actor in
Beckett's Theater |
Enoch Brater |
Volume 9, Issue 3
Fall 1975
|
| Brecht's Concept of Character |
Walter H. Sokel |
Volume 5, Issue 3
Fall 1971
|
Dances with Brecht: Huang Zuolin and
His Xieyi Theater |
Ronnie Bai |
Volume 33, Issue 3
Fall 1999
|
Dances with Mei Lanfang: Brecht
and the Alienation Effect
|
Ronnie Bai |
Volume 32, Issue 3
Fall 1998 |
Drama, Politics, and the Hero:
Coriolanus, Brecht, and Grass
|
Martin Scofield |
Volume 24, Issue 4
Winter 1990-91
|
Hamlet and The Life of Galileo
|
Doc Rossi |
Volume 32, Issue 4
Winter 1998-99
|
Joan of Arc Internationale: Shaw,
Brecht, and the Law of Nations
view abstract
|
Julie Stone Peters |
Volume 38, Issue 4
Winter 2004-05 |
"Non-Aristotelian" Theater: Brecht's and
Plato's Theories of Artistic Imitation |
William E. Gruber |
Volume 21, Issue 3
Fall 1987
|
Sartre on Brecht: The Dialectics
of Revolutionary Theatre |
Farris Anderson |
Volume 3, Issue 4
Winter 1969-70
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Shakespeare and Brecht: The Perils and
Pleasures of Inheritance
|
John Rouse |
Volume 17, Issue 3
Fall 1983
|
| The Shape of Brecht's Duchess of Malfi |
M. S. Barranger |
Volume 12, Issue 1
Spring 1978
|
Some Analogies Between the Epic Brecht
and the Absurdist Beckett |
Charles R. Lyons |
Volume 1, Issue 4
Winter 1967-68
|
Three Times Godot:
Beckett, Brecht, Bulatovic
|
Clas Zilliacus |
Volume 4, Issue 1
Spring 1970
|
Visible Words: The York Plays,
Brecht, and Gestic Writing
|
Garrett P. J. Epp |
Volume 24, Issue 4
Winter 1990-91
|
Warren Hastings in the Drama of Lion
Feuchtwanger and Bertolt Brecht:
Contexts and Connections
|
T. H. Bowyer |
Volume 31, Issue 3
Fall 1997 |
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| Brome, Richard |
|
|
The Anonymous Masque-like Entertainment
in Egerton MS. 1994, and Richard Brome |
John Cutts |
Volume 1, Issue 4
Winter 1967-68
|
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| Brooks, Peter |
|
|
Prolegomenon for a Theory of Drama
Reception: Peter Brook's Measure for
Measure and the Emergent Bourgeoisie |
Wolfgang Sohlich |
Volume 18, Issue 1
Spring 1984
|
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| Büchner, George |
|
|
Danton's Death and the Conventions of
Historical Drama |
Herbert Lindenberger |
Volume 3, Issue 2
Summer 1969
|
Woyzeck and Othello: The Dimensions
of Melodrama |
Terry Otten |
Volume 12, Issue 2
Summer 1978
|
| _________________________________________________________________________________ |
| Buddha |
|
|
Buddha, Kazantzakis' Most Ambitious
and Most Neglected Play |
Peter Bien |
Volume 11, Issue 3
Fall 1977
|
| _________________________________________________________________________________ |
| Bulatovic, Miodrag |
|
|
Three Times Godot:
Beckett, Brecht, Bulatovic |
Clas Zilliacus |
Volume 4, Issue 1
Spring 1970
|
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| Bullock, Christopher |
|
|
Shakespeare, Molly House Culture,
and the Eighteenth-Century Stage
view abstract
|
Charles Conaway |
Volume 38, Issue 4
Winter 2004-05 |
| _________________________________________________________________________________ |
| Burkhardt, Sigurd |
|
|
The Evolution of Shakespearean
Metadrama: Abel, Burkhardt,
and Calderwood
|
Richard Fly |
Volume 20, Issue 2
Summer 1986 |
| _________________________________________________________________________________ |
| Byron, Lord |
|
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| Byron and the Drama of Temptation |
Mervyn Nicholson |
Volume 25, Issue 4
Winter 1991-92
|
Byron's "Mental Theatre" and the
German Classical Precedent |
Frederick W. Shilstone |
Volume 10, Issue 3
Fall 1976
|
| _________________________________________________________________________________ |
| Byzantine Drama |
|
|
The Christos Paschon and the
Byzantine Theater |
Sandro Sticca |
Volume 8, Issue 1
Spring 1974
|
| Liturgical Drama in Byzantine Literature |
Theodore Bagdanos |
Volume 10, Issue 3
Fall 1976
|
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| By the Bog of Cats … |
|
|
Talking with Ghosts of Irish Playwrights
Past: Marina Carr's By the Bog of Cats…
view abstract |
Richard Russell |
Volume 40, Issue 2
Summer 2006 |