The play out of context : transferring plays from culture to culture

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The play out of context : transferring plays from culture to culture

Détails bibliographiques
Autres auteurs:	Scolnicov, Hanna (Éditeur intellectuel), Holland, Peter (Éditeur intellectuel)
Format:	Livre
Langue:	German
Publié:	Cambridge [u.a.] : Cambridge Univ. Pr., 1989
Contenu:	15 notices

1. "Whose Life is it Anyway?" in London and on Broadway : a contrastive analysis of the British and American versions of Brian Clark's play

2. Intercultural aspects in post-modern theatre : A Japanese version of Chekov's "Three Sisters"

3. The generation of "Life Is a Dream" from "Oedipus the King"

4. The adaptation and reception in Germany of Edward Bond's "Saved"

5. The role of the traget-system in theatrical adaptation : Jalal's Egyptian-Arabic adaption of "Tartuffe"

6. Greek drama in Rome : some aspects of cultural transpositions

7. Chekhov in limbo : British productions of the plays of Chekhov

8. Claudel and Vitez direct Molière

9. Mr Godot will not come today

10. "If the salt have lost his savour" : some "useful" plays in and out of context on the London stage

11. The play : gateway to cultural dialogue

12. Mimesis, mirror, double

13. Space : the final frontier

14. Problems of translation for the stage : interculturalism and post-modern theatre

15. Shakespeare and theatre politics in the Third Reich