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Students

Megan Cohen

The Manifesto Manifesto

Childlike Piano Duel List

Breaking the Rules

Clap On: Being Alone and Reading

pH

Why 39 Microlectures ...?

Which Sealab character are you?

Daniel Jackson

Radiohole.

(Foremanesque)

Sontag's "Against Intepretation" and Wilson

The Black Rider

Questions

Choose One

Aguas de Marco

Ljubisa Matic

Just Like (He Says) He

Replication Echoes

Kaleidoscope

Observance of Silence and Listening

Switching Off Into the Whiteout

Bent Figures

Florentina Mocanu-Schendel

After Foreman

"The Ecstasy of Communication"
Daniel intervenes.

Sources

Help

Eli Peterson

Logic and/or Rigor?

Breaking the Rules Redux

Must We Speak of Post-modernism in the Theatre?

"heads, shoulders, knees, and toes . . ."

Reading Death in and out of OR

I'm Sparks. I care about Sealab only because it's full of fools to take advantage of.

Daniel Sack

12 Ideas (More or Less)

"Against Interpretation" and the Wooster Group

Around "The Ecstasy of Communication"

The Emperor Jones

Showtime and the Live Witness

OR

Alli Waters

12 Great Ideas (More or Less)

Media of Wooster

What is Postmodern?

Goat Island, Dumb Type, and Virtuosity

Improvisation Technologies

Other Contributors

Ehren Fordyce

Section on "Performance Texts" from "Experimental Drama at the End of the Century" in A Companion to Twentieth-Century American Drama

Slowness in Wilson

"Double Take" from The Wooster Group and its Traditions

Review of Plan B (a group who works with Forced Entertainment) from Theatre Journal

Whiteout

Goat Island and SRS

"This is Home, This isn't Home: Reza Abdoh's Tight Right White" from Modern Drama

I'm Captain Murphy. I've lost my mind, but I have more fun without it.

Brad Rothbart

S L O W L Y W E P R O C E E D

Kyle Gillette

Jameson on Postmodernism

Matthew Griffin

Working with Foreman (Coming Soon)

Rachel Joseph

Jameson on "Schizophrenia"