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5. Up Front: American Theaters Reflect on the Events of September 11

Author

Grinwis, Emmy, Hanlon, John J, Moore, Alice Rebecca, Romanska, Magda, Soloski, Alexis, Eustis, Oskar, Huggans, Amy, Findlay, Jim, Findlay, Iver, Smith, Anna Deavere, Foreman, Richard, Zizka, Blanka, Zizka, Jiri, Herskovits, David, Benson, Martin, Orchard, Rob, Nicola, Jim, McCauley, Robbie, Perloff, Carey, Malina, Judith, Reznikov, Hanon, Goralnick, Jerry, Monaghan, Megan, Field, Crystal, Lavey, Martha, Breuer, Lee, Collins, John, Smith, Molly, Paterson, Doug, Uno, Roberta, Martenson, Karen, O'Neal, John, Joseph, Melanie, Cocke, Dudley, and Talen, Bill

Published
2002

7. American theaters reflect on the events of September 11

Author

Grinwis, Emmy, Hanlon, John J., Moore, Alice Rebecca, Romanska, Magda, and Soloski, Alexis

Subjects
World Trade Center and Pentagon Attacks, 2001 -- Social aspects, Theater -- Social aspects, Terrorism -- Evaluation, Politics and culture -- Evaluation, Arts and entertainment industries, Arts, visual and performing
Abstract

A collection of responses to the September 11 terrorist attacks by artistic directors around the nation regarding theaters role in such times, in terms of patriotic expectations and their own vision of drama's influence.

Published
2002

8. Trauma and patience

Author

Soloski, Alexis

Subjects
The Scar of Visibility: Medical Performances and Contemporary Art (Book) -- Book reviews, Books -- Book reviews, Arts and entertainment industries, Arts, visual and performing
Published
2008

10. The Playwright's Perplexity.

Author

SOLOSKI, ALEXIS

Subjects
*TUBERCULOSIS, *DISEASES in literature, *LITERATURE & medicine, *DISEASES & society
Abstract

Written at a time when earlier etiologies of tuberculosis had given way to germ theory, Bernard Shaw's 1906 play The Doctor's Dilemma: A Tragedy both challenges and confirms scientific and literary conventions regarding consumption and those who suffer it. While the play's preface stands staunchly against germ theory, the play itself offers a rather more perplexed and perplexing treatment of the disease. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2014
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