Staging the Holocaust : the Shoah in drama and performance / edited by Claude Schumacher.

Other author Schumacher, Claude.
Format Book
Publication InfoCambridge ; New York : Cambridge University Press, 1998.
Descriptionxvi, 355 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm.
Subjects

SeriesCambridge studies in modern theatre
Cambridge studies in modern theatre. ^A376800
Contents Holocaust theatre and the problem of justice / Robert Skloot -- The power and limits of the metaphor of survivors' testimony / Hank Greenspan -- On the fantastic in Holocust performances / Freddie Rokem -- The Holocaust experience through theatrical profanation / Gad Kaynar -- Ben Hecht's pageant-drama : A flag is born / Atay Citron -- Theatrical interpretation of the Shoah : image and counter-image / Dan Laor -- Inadequate memories : the survivor in plays by Mann, Kesselman, Lebow, and Baitz / Alvin Goldfarb -- Performing a Holocaust play in Warsaw in 1963 / Setteh Wolitz -- Reality and illusion in the Theresienstadt cabaret / Roy Kift -- Liliane Atlan's Un opéra pour Terezin / Yehuda Moraly -- History, utopia and the concentration camp in Gatti's early plays / John Ireland -- Armand Gatti and the silence of the 1059 days of Auschwitz / Dorothy Knowles -- Charlotte Delbo : theatre as a means of survival / Claude Schumacher -- Primo Levi's stage version of Se questo è un uomo / Helga Finter -- Heinar Kipphardt's Brother Eichmann / Alexander Stillmark -- George Tabori's mourning work in Jubiläum / Anat Feinberg -- Thomas Bernhard, Jews, Heldenplatz / Jeanette R. Malkin --Select bibliography of Holocaust plays, 1933-1997 / Alvin Goldfarb.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references and index.
LCCN 97028656
ISBN0521624150 (hardbound)

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Joyner General Stacks PN1879.H65 S72 1998 ✔ Available Place Hold