Howard Brenton’s Transmutation from Political Theatre to Absurd Theatre

Howard Barker ’ s Theatre : Wrestling with Catastrophe

Howard Barker’s Theatre: Wrestling with Catastrophe, edited by James Reynolds and Andy W. Smith, sets out to provide “a timely and much-needed re-evaluation” (1) of Howard Barker and the theatre company founded to stage his work, The Wrestling School. The timeliness and necessity of the collection is, in part, due to the more “practice-orientated” (1) focus of its various contributions. Where p...

Theatre of context: digital’s absurd role in dramatic literature

models of the world, they can be designed and specified in a way that allows for meaningful ‘reinterpretation’ of their inputs and outputs. Our first attempt at incorporating digitally enabled processes into dramatic literature, this Iliad, begins with a website specified within the script, one that

Peruvian Political Theatre and its Connections to Human Rights Movements

Aids to Theatre Technique

Second edition. (Pp. xii + 422; figs. 68. 37s. 6d.). London: Butterworth. 1952. X'ills is described as "a handbook of pre-operative and post-operative treatment." House-surgeor4 and registrar-s will find it a useful companion in the wvards and in wvorking for the F.R.C.S. About one quarter of the book is devoted to the genieral principles of metabolism in relation to surgery, thrombo-embolism, ...

Aids to Theatre Technique

THIS book introduces the reader to those methods of physical therapy which have been employed in psychiatry during the past ten years and of which the authors have practical experience. Concise and clear expression is used in the description of each technique and after-treatment. The authors stress the importance of the close individual investigation of each case, in order to evaluate the impor...