Mapping Uncertain Territories – Space and Place in Contemporary Theatre and Drama

Thomas Rommel, Mark Schreiber (Eds.)

Mapping Uncertain Territories - Space and Place in Contemporary Theatre and Drama

ISBN 3-88476-826-3, 216 S., kt., € 23,00 (2006)

(CDE - Contemporary Drama in English, Bd. 13)

Mark Schreiber
Introduction

Aleks Sierz
Alternative or Mainstream? London Fringe Theatre in Image and Reality

Michael Raab
The West End - an Increasingly Marginal Place?

Una Chaudhuri
Hell in the Heartland: Mapping Post-Abu Ghraib America in Sam Shepard's The God of Hell

Kathleen Starck
Current Global Conflict and the Invasion of the Private in The Pull of Negative Gravity and When the Bulbul Stopped Singing

Graham D. White
Compelled to Appear: The Manifestation of Physical Space Before the Tribunal

Ursula Canton
Guantanamo:Documenting a Real Space?

Susan Blattès and Betrand Koszul
From Page to Stage: Construction of Space in Sarah Kane's 4.48 Psychosis

Christina Wald
"What discoveries do we bring back from that alien terrain?" The Spatialisation of Trauma and the Exploration of the Paedophile's Mind in Bryony Lavery's Frozen

Alyce von Rothkirch
"Art can save culture:" Welsh Stagings of Place in Selected Works by Eddie Ladd and Ed Thomas

Donald Pulford
Staging Past and Present Simultaneously: Andrew Bovell's Holy Day (The Red Sea)

Daniel Meyer-Dinkgräfe
The Space of Consciousness: New Possibilities for Contemporary Theatre

Terry L. Price
Shifting Place

Neal Harvey and Joanne Tompkins
Virtual Reality and Negotiating Problems of Real Theatre Space

Reade W. Dornan
Screen to Stage: Positioning the Subject in Murakami's The Elephant Vanishes

Michelene Wandor
A Dramatic Writing Workshop: Mapping the Territories form Imagination to Page to Stage and Back Again