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A collection of essays, memoirs, interviews, commentary, and plays that contemplates New York City's history and future as a center for groundbreaking theatrical forms and ideas. It reflects on the emergence, innovations, and import of the off-off-Broadway movement of the early 1960s, during the height of Cold War conservatism.

This special issue of Theater--a collection of theater artists' responses to contemporary events--examines the human psyche and its capacity for violence and explores theater's possibilities for political dissent.

Tackling questions of what is considered live theatre in a digital age and how media will share the stage with more traditional forms of performance, this issue establishes theatre as a medium and meeting place for other media as it moves irreversibly into the digital domain.

The year 2000 marks the hundredth birthday of theater and opera composer Kurt Weill. This book features rediscovered and untranslated dramatic works, critical essays and articles reflecting on his legacy and influence. It addresses the theatrical context of his music, exploring perspectives on developments in his scholarship.

Tom Sellar is Professor of Dramaturgy and Dramatic Criticism at Yale University and the editor of Theater.

Featuring essays by Russian and American critics and scholars, Russian Theater presents major developments in the new Russian theater from 2000 to the present.

Explores artistic encounters between the Muslim world and the West and how individual theater practitioners and productions have attempted to bridge cultural conflicts. This account also examines the trials, tribulations, and rewards of creating art in the midst of violence and political chaos.

This special issue of Theater explores the political, cultural, and economic factors that have led to controversies surrounding live performance around the world. Recent global political shifts have resulted in renewed interest in questions of censorship and free expression and have demonstrated that theater has become a cultural third rail, igniting controversy and provoking attempts at suppression. Contributors explore manifestations of thea...

This special issue of Theater reassesses Witold Gombrowicz's place in the American and international repertory