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Page 50 from Issue 11

barred or glassed windows. We cannot help but feel the decadence of the relationship when the drama takes ... a feeling in the spectator's mind, which can be subsequently employed in the context of the drama ... feelings of the characters involved, and it is those feelings which compose the elements of the drama and ...
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Page 131 from Issue 5

he was in England Soyinka also began professional drama study at the London School of Drama. In 1957 ... Ibadan's School of Drama heralded his return with a Soyinka Festival. Productions of The Swamp Dwellers and ...
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Page 132 from Issue 5

him from the necessity of teaching and he began a valuable investigation of Nigerian folk drama. There ... specifically African culture by encouraging and creating a drama that derived from traditional and indigenous ... drama which would utilize the resources of the English language but would draw its emotional 132 ...
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Page 250 from Issue 74

separate, from the blues. The blues has a calming drama about it, or the sense of a well-controlled tragedy, ... while sadness, like real depres­ sion, has no sense of drama at all and lacks all sense of being ... artist's struggle with his materi­ als. The only real drama in an artist's life is in his struggle ...
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Page 152 from Issue 113

Summer 2002
lockdown," she said, "so we haven't had any drama workshops for almost a month." ... He didn't want to hear about workshops. Dramas without drama. He didn't want to ...
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Page 45 from Issue 1965-winter

conundrum by cunningly exploiting the very conventions of poetic drama in order to present a hero batHed, to ... correlative." If this be melancholy, then Shakespeare has written the profoundest drama of a mental disposition ... melancholy as Hamlet. And when a high-ranking personage in another drama of that epoch says: "My ...
Interview

Janet Burroway: Interview

Julianne Hill
genres—fiction, drama, poetry and nonfiction. Her experience teaching writing is equally broad. She’s taught at ... differ from teaching nonfiction? Poetry? Drama? JB: I’ve taught all of them. Fiction differs from ... I have taught drama in classrooms with both drama majors and literature majors. That’s good. Drama majors ...
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Page 203 from Issue 100

Fall 1997
A two-reel Drama of the West. As I regarded its palsied agi­ tation, there rose in my mind images of the ... crossing the channel with the Young Pretender. Why not? Why should not every Great Novel, Drama and Opera ...
Essay

The Statue of Objects in Antonioni's Films

J. Dudley Andrew
"new-wave" goal which would have the camera (and, hence, the spectator) participate in the drama ... surprised. It knows the outcome of the drama before it begins. Nor does that camera surprise its object by ...
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here again most credit should go to the Poles-is that of the absurd drama (anti-theatre) and the ... West, as it has connections with the drama of Beckett and Ionesco and that of the modern English ... anti-theatre. In Poland the anti-drama is flourishing mainly thanks to the talents of two authors: Mrozek and ...

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