In this Issue

Table of Contents

Historical Moments

The Editors
pp. 5-6
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Bloom, Hirsch, Jacoby: What Do Their Books Mean For Higher Education (Particularly in Theatre)?

Bruce Wilshire
pp. 7-13
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The Education of a Theatreperson

Robert Brustein, James Flannery, James N. Amankulor, Gerry Large
pp. 14-19
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Resurrected Images: Godard’s King Lear

Marc Robinson
pp. 20-25
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Theatrework: The Request Concert Project

Rustom Bharucha
pp. 26-38
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Crossing Bridges and Borders: Independent Theatre in the GDR

Patricia Anne Simpson
pp. 39-45
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The PAJ Casebook #2: Into the Woods

pp. 46-47
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Contemporary Performance: The Emergence of the Fairy Tale

Nina Mankin
pp. 48-53
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Writer/Director

James Lapine
pp. 54-55
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Settings

Tony Straiges
pp. 56-57
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Costumes

Ann Hould-Ward
pp. 58-59
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Composer

Stephen Sondheim
pp. 60-61
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Actor

Chip Zien
p. 61
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Actor

Tom Aldredge
p. 61
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Lighting

Richard Nelson
p. 62
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Orchestrations

Jonathan Tunick
pp. 62-63
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Musical Staging

Lar Lubovitch
p. 63
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Stephen Sondheim

Stephen Sondheim
p. 64
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Actress

Joanna Gleason
pp. 64-65
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Actress

Bernadette Peters
p. 65
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Charles L. Mee, Jr.: The Theatre of History

Alisa Solomon, Charles L. Mee Jr.
pp. 67-76
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The Constitutional Convention, The Sequel

Charles L. Mee Jr.
pp. 77-88
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Dance Writings by Edwin Denby, and: Sight Lines by Arlene Croce (review)

James Magruder
pp. 89-90
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The Absent One: Mourning Ritual, Tragedy, and the Performance of Ambivalence by Susan Letzler Cole (review)

Gerald Rabkin
pp. 90-91
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Male Fantasies (Volume I): Women, Floods, Bodies, History by Klaus Theweleit (review)

Kathleen Hulley
pp. 91-92
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Theatre Is Not Safe by Gordon Rogoff (review)

Mac Wellman
p. 92
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We Can Always Call Them Bulgarians by Kaier Curtin (review)

James Magruder
p. 93
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Russian Drama From Its Beginnings to the Age of Pushkin by Simon Karlinsky (review)

Sally Banes
pp. 93-94
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Turn-of-the-Century Cabaret: Paris, Barcelona, Berlin, Munich, Vienna, Cracow, Moscow, St. Petersburg, Zurich by Harold B. Segel (review)

Marc Robinson
pp. 94-95
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Travels in Hyperreality by Umberto Eco (review)

Jordan Tamagni
pp. 95-96
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Content’s Dreams: Essays 1975–1984 by Charles Bernstein (review)

Mac Wellman
p. 96
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