out." The script is always the same idee fixe, the same boring narcissistic drama, the same masturbatory ... following his performance sounds like machine-gun fire. His drama has remained a private fantasy, and the ...
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than Pepper's, has the ironic effect of taking most of the drama out of the heroin use itself, ... always shown a rather keen sense of drama in his solos-in contrast to Pepper, who has always been ...
faces a second one: how does he make the story interesting? It would seem that drama distorts, but lack ... of drama bores. These two problems arise for all writers who seek to focus on ordinary occurrences, ...
allusiveness it was designed to create. In effect, the internal play expands to become the drama itself. Like ... work reverses the usual foreground and background of a drama. In most plays, people behave ...
ideas" than with the actual state of poetry, fiction, drama and the essay; once we start to discuss ... "literature" we forget poetry, fiction, drama and the essay as they are. This is probably inevitable and also ...
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include Aristophanes' "Celebrating Ladies" in the Penn Greek Drama Series, of ... translation is "The Madness of Heracles," the Penn Greek Drama Series. She is the co-editor ...
Summer 2003
and Drama at the Univer sity of Reading. He has published exten sively on modern drama, including ...
money, and food, and these individuals have helped to create a culture of drama present in everyday life ... strong and ever-present from the start with the Sanskrit Dramas of the 400S BCE and continuing in the ...
rupees instead of fifteen. Lack of basic necessities certainly adds to the drama of the street, and the ... dramas often become public. The cities are so crowded that the sounds swell to deafening proportions and ...
Publishing, 2002). John Bull is Pro fessor of Film and Drama at the Univer sity of Reading. He has published ... exten sively on modern drama, including New British Political Dramatists and Stage Right: Crisis and ...