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      AdaptationDramaPerformanceTheatre
Journal of Gender Studies 22.1 (2013): 97-103. Print.
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      Canadian StudiesGender StudiesTheatre StudiesTheatre History
« En soi, affirme Paul Aron, aucune forme littéraire n’est étrangère à la fonction politique », même le conte, genre associé au puéril et au futile, soigneusement coupé de l’actualité, et au ton volontairement désinvolte. En témoignent... more
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      Brothers GrimmTheatrical AdaptationGrimms Fairy TalesAdaptation (theatre)
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      Critical TheoryTelevision StudiesEighteenth-Century literatureAdaptation
Objetos tan arbitrarios como una pipa de tabaco o un sombrero tipo deerstalker han quedado irremediablemente asociados con Sherlock Holmes, de tal forma que a través de ellos se ha facilitado una identificación universal del personaje.... more
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      IllustrationsArthur Conan DoyleLiterary CharactersSherlock Holmes
El director de escena Álvaro Custodio (1912-1992), miembro en su juventud de La Barraca de García Lorca, formó durante su exilio en México (1944-1973) una importante compañía dedicada a los clásicos del teatro español. El montaje más... more
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      La Celestina and celestinesque sequelsSpanish Republican Exile LiteratureLa CelestinaMexican Theatre
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      French RevolutionElizabeth InchbaldEighteenth-century theatre and performanceThe 1790s
This chapter interrogates the political dimensions of two contemporary adaptations of canonical Ibsen plays: Simon Stone's production of The Wild Duck (Belvoir Street, Sydney, 2012) and Thomas Ostermeier's An Enemy of the People (a work... more
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      IbsenTheatre and PoliticsAdaptations for the TheatreHenrik Ibsen Plays and Theory
The paper deals with linguistic principles of theatre adaptations of narrative texts. The main rule is the transformation of the narrator’s text in the character’s cues, so as the ‘story’ forms become ‘discourse’ forms, considering the... more
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      Russian TheatreText LinguisticsTheatre and Film studiesAdaptations for the Theatre
The primary aim of this paper is to discuss the staging of The Street of Crocodiles by the group Complicite in 1992. The performance was based on Bruno Schulz’s "The Street of Crocodiles" and "Sanatorium Under the Sign of the Hour Glass"... more
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      Performing ArtsPolish LiteraturePolish StudiesPoland
Journal of Adaptation in Film & Performance 7.3 (2014): 337-43. Print.
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      Canadian StudiesTheatre StudiesTheatre HistoryApplied Theatre
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      Performing ArtsCatalan StudiesSpanish StudiesTranslation Studies
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      Musical TheatreTheatre StudiesTheatre HistoryPerformance Studies
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      Theatre StudiesViolenceAggression (Psychology)Performance Studies
A review for Performing Grand-Guignol: playing the theatre of horror, by Richard J. Hand and Michael Wilson, Exeter, University of Exeter Press, 2016, 286 pp.
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      Theatre StudiesTheatre HistoryGothic LiteratureGothic Studies
"Stage and Screen: Representations and Self-Discoveries", a collection of essays, emerged out of a conference held at the University of Calcutta's Department of English.
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      Theatre StudiesFilm StudiesFilm AdaptationAdaptations for the Theatre
(co-authored with Katja Krebs) in Monika Pietrzak-Franger and Eckart Voigts-Virchow (eds), Adaptations: Performing Across Media and Genres (Contemporary Drama in English 16), Wissenschaftlicher Verlag Trier, 2009, ISBN 978-3-86821-148-1... more
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      Translation StudiesTranslation theoryPerformativityTranslation