Neva : Bilingual Edition: English/Spanish read online FB2, TXT
9781559364713 English, Spanish 1559364718 "Guillermo Caldern is an authentic genius of the theater . . . you can't say you've heard or seen any of it before, which may make you want to hear and see it again." The New Yorker " Neva 's neobrutalist punch demonstrates . . . the enduring power of art." Time Out New York "Brilliant and provocative." TheatreMania "A lovely, disturbing drama . . . Caldern's drama is Chekhovian in the best sense." The Village Voice This politically charged, haunting yet humorous meditation on theater and the revolutionary impulse tells the story of three actors, including Anton Chekhov's widow, who gather to rehearse scenes from The Cherry Orchard as Russia faces an impending revolution. A savage examination of the relationship between theater and historical context, Neva is the author's first play, which he directed for its English language premiere at the Public Theater in New York City. Guillermo Calderon is Chile's foremost contemporary theater artist. His plays include Diciembre (December) , Clase (Class) , Villa , Discurso (Speech) , Quake , and Escuela (School) , and his productions have toured extensively through South America and Europe. His co-written screenplay Violeta won the World Cinema Jury Prize for Drama at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival, and other awards include Best Play of the Year (Art Critics Circle of Chile), three Chilean Altazor Awards for Best Playwright and Best Director, and the 2010 Bank of Scotland Angel Award (Edinburgh Fringe Festival)., "Guillermo Calderon is an authentic genius of the theater . . . you can't say you've heard or seen any of it before, which may make you want to hear and see it again." "The New Yorker"""Neva"'s neobrutalist punch demonstrates . . . the enduring power of art." "Time Out New York""Brilliant and provocative." "TheatreMania""A lovely, disturbing drama . . . Calderon's drama is Chekhovian in the best sense." "The Village Voice"This politically charged, haunting yet humorous meditation on theater and the revolutionary impulse tells the story of three actors, including Anton Chekhov's widow, who gather to rehearse scenes from "The Cherry Orchard" as Russia faces an impending revolution. A savage examination of the relationship between theater and historical context, "Neva" is the author's first play, which he directed for its English language premiere at the Public Theater in New York City.Guillermo Calderon is Chile's foremost contemporary theater artist. His plays include "Diciembre (December)," "Clase (Class)," "Villa," "Discurso (Speech)," "Quake," and "Escuela (School)," and his productions have toured extensively through South America and Europe. His co-written screenplay "Violeta" won the World Cinema Jury Prize for Drama at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival, and other awards include Best Play of the Year (Art Critics Circle of Chile), three Chilean Altazor Awards for Best Playwright and Best Director, and the 2010 Bank of Scotland Angel Award (Edinburgh Fringe Festival).", "Guillermo Calderón is an authentic genius of the theater . . . you can't say you've heard or seen any of it before, which may make you want to hear and see it again."-- New Yorker " Neva 's neobrutalist punch demonstrates . . . the enduring power of art."-- Time Out New York "Brilliant and provocative."-- TheatreMania "A lovely, disturbing drama . . . Calderón's drama is Chekhovian in the best sense."-- Village Voice An incendiary new play set at the outset of the Russian Revolution, published here in English and Spanish. This politically-charged, haunting yet humorous meditation on theater and the revolutionary impulse tells the story of three actors, including Chekhov's widow, who gather to rehearse scenes from The Cherry Orchard as Russia faces an impending revolution. A savage examination of the relationship between theater and historical context, Neva is the author's first play, which he directed for its English language premiere at the Public Theater in New York City. Guillermo CalderoŽn is Chile's foremost contemporary theater artist. His plays include Diciembre (December) , Clase (Class) , Villa , Discurso (Speech) , Quake , and Escuela (School) , and his productions have toured extensively through South America and Europe. His co-written screenplay Violeta won the World Cinema Jury Prize for Drama at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival, and other awards include Best Play of the Year (Art Critics Circle of Chile), three Chilean Altazor Awards for Best Playwright and Best Director, and the 2010 Bank of Scotland Angel Award (Edinburgh Fringe Festival)., A politically charged, haunting interrogation of theatre and the revolutionary impulse. This bilingual edition includes the play in its original Spanish as well as Andrea Thorne's English-language translation. It is the winter of 1905, and three actors, including Anton Chekhov's widow, the actress Olga Knipper, gather in a dimly-lit rehearsal room in St Petersburg to rehearse scenes from The Cherry Orchard as Russia faces an impending revolution. Neva is a savage examination of the relationship between theatre and historical context. It received its English-language premiere at The Public Theater in New York in 2013, directed by the author. 'The Chilean-born writer and director Guillermo Calderón is an authentic genius of the theater' The New Yorker
9781559364713 English, Spanish 1559364718 "Guillermo Caldern is an authentic genius of the theater . . . you can't say you've heard or seen any of it before, which may make you want to hear and see it again." The New Yorker " Neva 's neobrutalist punch demonstrates . . . the enduring power of art." Time Out New York "Brilliant and provocative." TheatreMania "A lovely, disturbing drama . . . Caldern's drama is Chekhovian in the best sense." The Village Voice This politically charged, haunting yet humorous meditation on theater and the revolutionary impulse tells the story of three actors, including Anton Chekhov's widow, who gather to rehearse scenes from The Cherry Orchard as Russia faces an impending revolution. A savage examination of the relationship between theater and historical context, Neva is the author's first play, which he directed for its English language premiere at the Public Theater in New York City. Guillermo Calderon is Chile's foremost contemporary theater artist. His plays include Diciembre (December) , Clase (Class) , Villa , Discurso (Speech) , Quake , and Escuela (School) , and his productions have toured extensively through South America and Europe. His co-written screenplay Violeta won the World Cinema Jury Prize for Drama at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival, and other awards include Best Play of the Year (Art Critics Circle of Chile), three Chilean Altazor Awards for Best Playwright and Best Director, and the 2010 Bank of Scotland Angel Award (Edinburgh Fringe Festival)., "Guillermo Calderon is an authentic genius of the theater . . . you can't say you've heard or seen any of it before, which may make you want to hear and see it again." "The New Yorker"""Neva"'s neobrutalist punch demonstrates . . . the enduring power of art." "Time Out New York""Brilliant and provocative." "TheatreMania""A lovely, disturbing drama . . . Calderon's drama is Chekhovian in the best sense." "The Village Voice"This politically charged, haunting yet humorous meditation on theater and the revolutionary impulse tells the story of three actors, including Anton Chekhov's widow, who gather to rehearse scenes from "The Cherry Orchard" as Russia faces an impending revolution. A savage examination of the relationship between theater and historical context, "Neva" is the author's first play, which he directed for its English language premiere at the Public Theater in New York City.Guillermo Calderon is Chile's foremost contemporary theater artist. His plays include "Diciembre (December)," "Clase (Class)," "Villa," "Discurso (Speech)," "Quake," and "Escuela (School)," and his productions have toured extensively through South America and Europe. His co-written screenplay "Violeta" won the World Cinema Jury Prize for Drama at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival, and other awards include Best Play of the Year (Art Critics Circle of Chile), three Chilean Altazor Awards for Best Playwright and Best Director, and the 2010 Bank of Scotland Angel Award (Edinburgh Fringe Festival).", "Guillermo Calderón is an authentic genius of the theater . . . you can't say you've heard or seen any of it before, which may make you want to hear and see it again."-- New Yorker " Neva 's neobrutalist punch demonstrates . . . the enduring power of art."-- Time Out New York "Brilliant and provocative."-- TheatreMania "A lovely, disturbing drama . . . Calderón's drama is Chekhovian in the best sense."-- Village Voice An incendiary new play set at the outset of the Russian Revolution, published here in English and Spanish. This politically-charged, haunting yet humorous meditation on theater and the revolutionary impulse tells the story of three actors, including Chekhov's widow, who gather to rehearse scenes from The Cherry Orchard as Russia faces an impending revolution. A savage examination of the relationship between theater and historical context, Neva is the author's first play, which he directed for its English language premiere at the Public Theater in New York City. Guillermo CalderoŽn is Chile's foremost contemporary theater artist. His plays include Diciembre (December) , Clase (Class) , Villa , Discurso (Speech) , Quake , and Escuela (School) , and his productions have toured extensively through South America and Europe. His co-written screenplay Violeta won the World Cinema Jury Prize for Drama at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival, and other awards include Best Play of the Year (Art Critics Circle of Chile), three Chilean Altazor Awards for Best Playwright and Best Director, and the 2010 Bank of Scotland Angel Award (Edinburgh Fringe Festival)., A politically charged, haunting interrogation of theatre and the revolutionary impulse. This bilingual edition includes the play in its original Spanish as well as Andrea Thorne's English-language translation. It is the winter of 1905, and three actors, including Anton Chekhov's widow, the actress Olga Knipper, gather in a dimly-lit rehearsal room in St Petersburg to rehearse scenes from The Cherry Orchard as Russia faces an impending revolution. Neva is a savage examination of the relationship between theatre and historical context. It received its English-language premiere at The Public Theater in New York in 2013, directed by the author. 'The Chilean-born writer and director Guillermo Calderón is an authentic genius of the theater' The New Yorker