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Product Description This Exceptional Collection Explores The Mutual Concerns Of Dramatic Theater, Film, And Those Who Comment On Them. Plays, Movies, And Critics Opens With An Original Play By Don Delillo. In The Form Of An Interview, Delillo'S Short Play Works As A Kind Of Paradigm Of The Theatrical Or Cinematic Event And Serves As A Keynote For The Volume.Delillo'S Interview Play Is Accompanied In This Collection By Interviews With Theater Director Roberta Levitow, Martin Scorsese, And Film/Theater Critic Stanley Kauffmann. Other Contributions Include A Critical Look At The Current American Theater Scene, Analyses Of The Place Of Politics In The Careers Of G. B. Shaw And Luigi Pirandello, A Compelling Reading Of Chekhov'S 'The Seagull', A Detailed Inquiry Into The Obsessions That Energize The Works Of Sam Shepard, Provocative Reinterpretations Of The Films Mean Streets And The Sheltering Sky, And A Translation Of Andr Bazin'S Important Piece On Theology And Film.Contributors. Andr Bazin, Robert Brustein, Bert Cardullo, Anthony Decurtis, Don Delillo, Jesse Ward Engdhal, Richard Gilman, Jim Hosney, Mame Hunt, Jonathan Kalb, Stanley Kauffmann, Jody Mcauliffe, Mary Ann Frese Witt, Jacquelyn Wollman, David Wyatt Review 'Amidst The Quite Distinguished Company Of This Generously Eclectic Book, There Are Some Unexpected Dividendsa Posthumous Essay By Andr Bazin And A Playlet By Don Dililloand Some Lively New Voices, Whether Focused On Films Or Dramatic Texts, Or Worrying About The State Of The Theater. This Book Shows A Proper Respect, Meanwhile, In A Period Dominated By Antihumanist Theory, For Several Of Our Most Durable Humanist Criticsrobert Brustein, Richard Gilman, And Stanley Kauffmannwho May Not Like Some Of What'S Happening In Theater Or Film (Not To Mention Performance Art), But Still Know Where The Action Is, Though Some Of It May Be In The Past.'Herbert Blau, University Of Wisconsin, Milwaukee'An Engrossing Mix Of Interviews And Essays Which Explore From Multiple Perspectives Dilemmas Of Spectacle And Politics In Our Time.'Ariel Dorfman, Duke University From The Back Cover 'An Engrossing Mix Of Interviews And Essays Which Explore From Multiple Perspectives Dilemmas Of Spectacle And Politics In Our Time.'Ariel Dorfman, Duke University
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