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9780521661089 Index.Pdf Cambridge University Press 0521661080 - Contemporary American Playwrights Christopher Bigsby Index More information Index Absurd Person Singular, Artist Descending a Staircase, Accidental Death of an Anarchist, , Arturo Ui, –, After the Fall, , As Brother is to Brother (Rabe), see Sticks and Bones Akalitis, Joanne, Ascent of Man, The, – Albee, Edward, vii–viii, , , , , , Atlantic City, Guare and, Ayckbourn, Alan, Norman and, Rabe and, , Bacchae, The, Vogel and, , , , , , Backes, Nancy, , Wilson and, Bakhtin, Mikhail, , –, Alfred, William, Bal (Nelson), , , , All God’s Chillun, Bald Prima Donna, The, All My Sons, , , Balm in Gilead (Wilson), –, Allen, Annulla, , , , Baltimore Waltz, The (Vogel), , , , Allen, Woody, –, , –, Altman, Robert, Baraka, Amiri (LeRoi Jones), , , , American Buffalo, , , –, Barnett, Gene A., American Comedy, An (Nelson), , – Barr-Albee-Wilder workshop, American Daughter, An (Wasserstein), , – Barry, Philip, , , American Dream, The, , , , , Bartholomew Fair, And Baby Makes Seven (Vogel), , , –, Basic Training of Pavlo Hummel, T he (Rabe), , – , –, , , , Anderson, Robert, Bauer, Wolfgang, –, , , , André Beaumarchais, Pierre Augustin Caron de, André, John, – Beckett, Samuel, –, , Angels Fall (Wilson), , –, Howe and, –, , , Angels in America (Kushner), viii, , , Kushner and, , –, –, –, , Norman and, , Animal Crackers, Rabe and, , Anna Christie, Vogel and, Anne Frank, Wilson and, , Annulla, An Autobiography (Mann), , –, Behan, Brendan, , , , , , Bellow, Saul, , , Any Woman Can’t (Wasserstein), Benjamin, Walter, , , , , –, , Apocalypse Now , Approaching Zanzibar (Howe), , –, –, , Bernard, Kenneth, – , Berrigan, Daniel, Aristotle, Bersani, Leo, Arnold, Benedict, – Betsko, Kathleen, ix Art of Dining, The (Howe), , –, , Between East and West (Nelson), , – Artaud, Antonin, , , , , , Bierce, Ambrose, © Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 0521661080 - Contemporary American Playwrights Christopher Bigsby Index More information Index Bigsby, Christopher, Guare and, , , , , , Birth and Afterbirth (Howe), , –, Nelson and, –, Black Comedy, Vogel and, , Bleckner, Jeff, Wasserstein and, , Blue Highways, Wilson and, , , , ‘Blue Hotel, The’, Cherry Orchard, The, , , , Bobbio, Norberto, Chorus of Disapproval, A, Bond, Edward, , , , Churchill, Caryl, , , , – Guare and, Cino, Joe, , , , Kushner and, , , – Cino, Caffè, , Nelson and, , Circle Repertory Company, , Bones of Birds, The (Rabe), Circus Valentine (Norman), – Bosoms and Neglect (Guare), – Closing Time (Howe), Boyfriend, The, Coastal Disturbances (Howe), , , –, , Boyle, Tony, Bread and Puppet Theatre, Collins, Wilkie, Brecht, Bertolt, , , , , Columbus and the Discovery of Japan (Nelson), , Guare and, –, Kushner and, , –, , , , , , ‘Come Back When You Grow Up’, , , Commune, Mann and, , –, Congdon, Constance, viii Nelson and, , , , – Conjuring an Event (Nelson), , – Vogel and, – Connection, The, , , , , Breuer, Lee, Control, ‘Bride Comes to Yellow Sky, The’, Coppola, Francis Ford, Bridges (Rabe), Corneille, Pierre, Bright Room Called Day, A (Kushner), viii, , Coward, Noel, , –, , , Crane, Stephen, Broadway, , , , Crimes of the Heart, Bronowski, Jacob, – Crystals, the, Brontosaurus (Wilson), – Curse of the Starving Classes, The, Brook, Peter, , , – Browne, Thomas, Dance of Death, The, , Brustein, Robert, Davis, R.G., –, Bryer, Jackson R., ix, Day, Doris, Bryne, Barbara, Day for Surprises, A (Guare), – Bullfinch’s Mythology (Guare), , Days Ahead (Wilson), Burgoyne, John, Days of the Commune, The, Burke, Kenneth, de Kooning, Willem, Burn This (Wilson), –, de Mille, Agnes, Bush, George, , Dead End, Death of a Salesman, , , , –, Café La Mama Experimental Theatre Club, Deerhunter, The, – DeLillo, Don, , , Caffè Cino, , , , , , Deliverance Cage, John, Desdemona (Vogel), , , , , –, Cain, James M., , Caligula, Desire Under the Elms, Camille, Dialogic Imagination, The, Camino Real, , , , Did You Write My Name in the Snow (Guare), Campiello, Il, Diderot, Denis, , Camus, Albert, , , Dionysus in , Caretaker, The, , Disasters of War, Chaikin, Joseph, Discourse on Vietnam, , Chekhov, Anton, , Disney, Walt, , © Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 0521661080 - Contemporary American Playwrights Christopher Bigsby Index More information Index Dolan, Jill, Front Page, Doll’s House, The, Fugard, Athol, Dos Passos, John, Funicello, Ralph, ‘Dream Baby’, Funny House of the Negro, The, Dreiser, Theodore, , Duck Variations, , , Galileo, Dunlap, William, Gardenia (Guare), –, – Durang, Christopher, viii, , , Gassner, John, Dürrenmatt, Friedrich, Gelber, Jack, , , , , Dutchman, Gelman, Alexander, General from America, The (Nelson), vii, , Ederle, Gertrude, – Edmond, Genet, Jean, , , , Eisenhower, Dwight David, Getting Out (Norman), , , –, Eliot, George, Gilman, Richard, Emerson, Ralph Waldo, Gingham Dog, The (Wilson), – Epstein, Robert, Glaspell, Susan, viii, , , , Equus, Glass Menagerie, The, , , , , , , Erdman, Nikolai, , , , Ethan Frome (Nelson), Gnädige Fräulein, Eugene O’Neill Playwrights Conference, God’s Favorite, Eustis, Oskar, Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von, Ewell, Tom, Golden Cherub, The (Guare), Execution of Justice (Mann), –, Goldoni, Carlo, Gone With the Wind, Family Continues, The (Wilson), Good Woman of Setzuan, The, , Fantasia, Goodnight Children Everywhere (Nelson), – Farquhar, George, Goose and Tomtom (Rabe), , Faulkner, William, , , , Goya, Francisco de, Norman and, Grant, Cary, Vogel and, , , Grapes of Wrath, The, Wilson and, , Gray, Spalding, Faust, Great Gatsby, The, , Fear and Misery of the Third Reich, – Great God Brown, The, Federal Theatre, Great Nebula in Orion, The, (Wilson), Fefu and Her Friends, Greensboro (Mann), –, Feminist Spectator as Critic, The, Grotowski, Jerzy, Feydeau, Georges, , , , Guare, John, viii, –, –, , , , , –, Fierstein, Harvey, –, , th of July (Wilson), , –, Kushner and, Film und Frau, – Bosoms and Neglect, – Fitzgerald, F. Scott, , , , Bullfinch’s Mythology, , Flanagan, Neil, A Day for Surprises, – Flea in Her Ear, A, Did You Write My Name in the Snow, Fo, Dario, , , Four Baboons Adoring the Sun, – Ford, Henry, Gardenia, –, – Ford, Richard, The Golden Cherub, Foreman, Richard, , The House of Blue Leaves, viii, , , , –, Fornes, Maria Irene, viii, , , Landscape of the Body, –, Kushner and, The Loveliest Afternoon of the Year, , , Vogel and, , , Lydie Breeze, viii, , , –, , , , –, Forrest, Edwin, – Four Baboons Adoring the Sun (Guare), – Marco Polo Sings a Solo, , – Frank, Anne, – Muzeeka, – Freud, Sigmund, – Six Degrees of Separation, viii, , –, © Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 0521661080 - Contemporary American Playwrights Christopher Bigsby Index More information Index Guare, John (cont.) Birth and Afterbirth, , –, Something I’ll Tell You Tuesday , , Closing Time, Theatre Girl, Coastal Disturbances, , , –, , The Thirties Girl, Museum, , –, , , The Toadstool Boy, The Nest, –, Women and Water, viii, , , , – One Shoe Off, , – Guernica, Painting Churches, , , –, , , Gurney, A. R., viii Pride’s Crossing, – Guys and Dolls, , Howe, William, Hudson, Rock, Hall, Peter, , Hughie, , , Hamlet, , Hunt, Linda, Hansberry, Lorraine, Hurlyburly (Rabe), , , , , –, Hapgood, , , , Happy Birthday, Montpelier Pizz-zazz Hydriotaphia, (Wasserstein), Hydriotaphia or The Death of Dr Browne Hare, David, (Kushner), – Harris, Jed, Hart, Moss, , Ibsen, Henrik, , , Harvey, Guare and, Having Our Say: The Delany Sisters’ First Years Vogel and, , , (Mann), – Wilson and, , , , Hawthorne, Nathaniel, , Iceman Cometh, The, , , , , Heat and Light Company, Ikke, Ikke, Nye, Nye, Nye (Wilson), Hecht, Ben, Illuminations, –, Hedda Gabler, Illusion, The, Heidi Chronicles, The (Wasserstein), , , Importance of Being Earnest, The, , –, , , , , In the Boom Boom Room (Rabe), – Heisenberg, Werner, In Circles, Heller, Joseph, , In the Jungle of Cities, , – Hellman, Lillian, , , , Independence Day, Hellzapoppin’, , Inge, William, , Helms, Jesse, Inheritors, The, Hemingway, Ernest, , , , Invention of Love, The, Henley, Beth, , Ionesco, Eugene, , Hepburn, Katharine, Guare and, Hitler, Adolf, , , – Howe and, , Hoffman, Abbie, Rabe and, Holdup, The (Norman), , – Wilson and, Home Free (Wilson), , Iphigenia at Aulis, Hopkins, Gerard Manley, – Irving, Washington, , , Hostage, The, Isn’t It Romantic (Wasserstein), , , – Hot ‘N’ Throbbing (Vogel), , –, Hot l Baltimore, The (Wilson), , –, , Jackson, Janet, , Jackson, Michael, House of Blue Leaves, The (Guare), viii, , , , James, Henry, , –, J.B., House of Games, The Jeremiah, How I Learned to Drive (Vogel), , , , Johnson, Harold O., –, , , – Jones, David, Howe, Tina, viii, –, , , –, , –, Jones, LeRoi (Amiri Baraka), , , , –, , , Jonson, Ben, Approaching Zanzibar, , –, –, , , Jory, Jon, – Joyce, James, The Art of Dining, , –, , Judson Poets’ Theatre, © Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 0521661080 - Contemporary American Playwrights Christopher Bigsby Index More information Index Julius Caesar, Little, Stuart W., – Jungle Coup (Nelson), Little Foxes, The, , ‘Little Surfer Girl’, Kaufman, George S., , , Living Newspaper, Kellman, Barnett, , Living Theatre, the, , , , , , Kennedy, Adrienne, viii,
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