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-- other plays? [ advertising space : webmaster ] text LINKS stoppard -- blog NEW: * NEW: goto.txt : AFTER 2009 : LUL pages : teatr.us Go.dot 2006 * * 100 years since Sam Beckett's birth * flickr.com/groups/stage * 2007 : the art of theatre [flickr] * 2008 : Stoppard * Go.dot'06 ... shows.vtheatre.net/stoppard - design : chains, (sailing) curtain, theatre stage naked = ship ... script.vtheatre.net/stoppard play analysis ... in dramlit class? 
 boxes, cases, envilopes, coffins ... -- graves ... semio album 
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Pomo Against Itself = double negation.playwright -- newFrom Beckett to Stoppard -- 50 years? Almost.
Grandchildren of the Absurd.
What's next? Conceptual-ism?
pomo.vtheatre.net to connect with directing pages (direct.vtheatre.net/4)!
... acting2 class?
Staging the Impossible: The Fantastic Mode in Modern Drama by Patrick D. Murphy; Greenwood Press, 1992 [ questia.com ]
Literary Wit :
Book by Bruce Michelson; University of Massachusetts Press, 2000Harold Pinter and the New British Theatre : Book by D. Keith Peacock; Greenwood Press, 1997
pomo.vtheatre.net pages : postmodern theatre
Fall 2007 (pre-roduction): Stoppard -- R/G are Dead
* Dramaturgy Files* Director's Notes
* Production Forum/list
* Post-production phase (web)
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Stoppard/R/G pages:
filmplus.org/thr/stoppard
* shows.vtheatre.net/hamlet/webshow pages
... first and last Stoppard I direct.
[ images : Utopia? R/G are Dead ]
From My Shows 
 
 
 
 Film-North * Anatoly Antohin * eCitations
Film-North * Anatoly Antohin * eCitations 
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cite: anatoly antohin. URL + date [ my shows : 1. writer * 2. director * 3. dramaturg * 4. actor ] 
vTheatre: pomo project'06 * my yahoo: theatre 
 
theatre -- R/G
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finale :
 (Immediately the whole stage is lit up, revealing, upstage, arranged in
the approximate positions last  held by the dead  TRAGEDIANS, the tableau of
court and corpses which is the last scene of "Hamlet".)
     (That  is: The KING, QUEEN, LAERTES  and HAMLET all dead. HORATIO holds
HAMLET. FORTINBRAS is there.)
 (So are two AMBASSADORS from England.)
AMBASSADORS: The signal is dismal;
  and our affairs from England come too late.
  The ears are senseless that should give us hearing to
  tell him his commandment is fulfilled, that
  Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are dead.
  Where should we have our thanks?
HORATIO: Not from his  mouth, had it the ability of  life to thank you:
He never  gave commandment  for their  death. But  since, so jump upon  this
bloody question, you from the  Polack wars, and you  from England,  are here
arrived, give order that these bodies high on a stage be placed to the view;
and let me  speak to the yet unknowing world how these things came about: so
shall  you  hear  of  carnal,  bloody  and  unnatural  acts,  of  accidental
judgements, casual slaughters, of deaths put on by cunning and forced cause,
and, in this upshot,  purposes mistook  fallen on the inventors' heads:  all
this can I truly deliver.
  (But during  the above speech  the play  fades, overtaken  by  dark and
music.)
THE END
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