Titlebook: Contemporary American Theatre; Bruce King (co-editor of the Modern Dramatists ser Book 1991 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Pu

CLASP

Contemporary American Dance Theatre: Clarke, Goode and Manna new era of expressiveness. The works of Martha Clarke are important examples of this new expressionism. However, she is not alone in making dances comprised of emotionally expressive images rather than formal ideas. Images imbued with emotional content are also important in the works of Pina Bausc

Left-Atrium

尊敬

Ceramic

MOAT

From C-R to PR: Feminist Theatre in Americaer evey couple of seconds, and declare their love. Heidi, who is just visiting, remains critical, outside and unmoved, until she lets loose about an inattentive arrogant boyfriend. ‘I hope our daughters never feel like us,’ she concludes. ‘I hope our daughters feel so fucking worthwhile. Do you promise we can accomplish that much?’

設(shè)想

內(nèi)閣

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Elizabeth LeCompte and the Wooster Groupeth LeCompte, a permanent company of theatre artists create pieces that explore the realms of post-modern theatre: its aesthetics; deconstructive approaches to text; and relationships to post-modern American culture.

BUOY

Performance Artist/Art Performer: Laurie Anderson, unmediated materials from their life and structure them to strike a balance between their own needs and those of the audience? For Anderson, the resolution is not only intellectual but technical. It is one that leads to a new performance style.

Lymphocyte