Edited by Duška Radosavljević 337 pp. London: Bloomsbury Reviewed by Katerina Delikonstantinidou* (Greece) Of all the scholarly volumes I have recently read and reviewed this is certainly one of the most engaging. Notwithstanding, it took the longest to finish because
Edited by Marie-Christine Autant-Mathieu and Yana Meerzon 433 pp. London: Routledge Everything you ever wanted to know (and probably quite a lot more) about Russian actor-director-teacher Michael Chekhov is now to be found in this quite extraordinary volume put together
By Matthew Hahn 52 pp. London: Bloomsbury Methuen Drama Reviewed by Patricia Keeney* (Canada) This is a play based on the words of Robben Island prisoners incarcerated during the apartheid period in South Africa. It is a play incorporating parts
Ouvrage de José Gabriel Antuñano, 461 p., Madrid : Éditions ADE Teatro Compte rendu de Irène Sadowska-Guillon* (France/ Espagne) José Gabriel Antuñano, un éminent théâtrologue, professeur de Master de théâtre et des arts scéniques à l’Université de la Rioja et de
Edited by Steven Orlov and Samah Sabawi 533 pp. Toronto: Playwrights Canada Press Reviewed by Mary-Lou Zeitoun* (Canada) From South African protest theatre during the apartheid era to Ireland’s “Theatre of the Troubles,” plays of resistance have always seemed to