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PRINCETON UNIVERSITY LIBRARY CHRONICLE
VOLUME LXVIII NUMBERS 1-2
FALL 2006-WINTER 2007
CONTENTS
- “Players and painted stage took all my love”: The Leonard L. Milberg Irish Theater Collection
- Shirley M. Tilghman
- A Present for Paul
- Leonard L. Milberg
- In the Beginning: George Farquhar’s First Play, Love and a Bottle
- Frank McGuinness
- Dion Boucicault, Staging, and Early Cinema
- Kevin Rockett
- Lost in Translation: Oscar, Bosie, and Salome
- Anne Margaret Daniel
- Shavian Poetics: Shaw on Form and Content
- Michael Goldman
- Upstaged: Irish Drama in Irish
- Richard P. Martin
- Lady Gregory’s Erasures
- Colm Tóibín
- Lady Gregory: Talking with the Dead
- Robert Welch
- Lady Gregory’s Bible Lessons: The Deliverer and The Story Brought by Brigit
- Abby S. Bender
- Designing Women: Women Artists and the Early Abbey Stage
- Ann Saddlemyer
- The Chanting of Yeats’s Deirdre
- Ronald Schuchard
- “When we say the world”: Reflections on Sacrifice in Yeats’s Plays
- Michael Wood
- On Baile’s Strand: W. B. Yeatsâ??s National Epic
- Declan Kiberd
- Censorship and Self-Censure in the Plays of J. M. Synge
- Ben Levitas
- The “Folk” and an Irish Theatre: Re-reading J. M. Synge’s The Playboy of the Western World
- Lionel Pilkington
- New World Drama: Fashioning Irish Theater in Lower Manhattan
- John P. Harrington
- Sean O’Casey’s The Cooing of Doves: A One-Act Play Rediscovered
- Introduced and Edited by Christopher Murray
- Red Star versus Green Goddess: Sean O’Casey’s The Star Turns Red and the Politics of Form
- Susan Cannon Harris
- Writing in Sand: The Dramatic Art of Jack B. Yeats
- Wes Davis
- Lines for the Centenary of the Birth of Samuel Beckett (1906-1989)
- Paul Muldoon
- Samuel Beckett
- Edward Albee
- Beckett and the Representation of Age on Stage
- Christopher Murray
- Samuel Beckett’s Theater: Liminal Subjects and the Politics of Perception
- Anna McMullan
- Join the Game: Playing the Spectator in Waiting for Godot
- Kimberley Bohman-Kalaja
- The Afterlife of The Quare Fellow
- Colbert Kearney
- Irish Drama and the Occlusion of Influence
- Nicholas Grene
- Faith Healer Comes to New York
- Brian Friel
- Speaking of Translations: A Conversation with Garry Hynes and Emily Mann
- Stewart Parker, Belfast Playwright
- Marilynn Richtarik
- Homosexualizing the Troubles: A Short Query into Two Derry Airs by Frank McGuinness
- Michael Cadden
- “Talk about the play!”: An Interview with Stephen Rea
- Cormac Ó Duibhne
- Brand Abbey
- Patrick Mason
- A Personal View of Theater
- Thomas Kilroy
- The Strange Genius in the Abbey Orchestra
- Colm Tóibín
- Being Afraid to Breathe
- Ronan Noone
- Tom Murphy and the Continuous Past
- Billy Roche
- Tom Mac Intyre: Border Country Bandit
- Tom Hickey
- Lies and More Lies
- Sebastian Barry
- Rhetoric and Silence in Six Plays by Sebastian Barry
- Murray Biggs
- Violence, Storytelling, and Irish Aesthetics: A Theatergoer’s Guide to Martin McDonagh
- Michael Cadden
- Love and Loneliness: Secular Morality in the Plays of Conor McPherson
- Christopher A. Grobe
- Character, Writing, and Landscape in Woman and Scarecrow and Other Plays by Marina Carr
- Cathy Leeney
- Phaedra Backwards: Excerpts from a New Play by Marina Carr
- Introduced by Emily Mann
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- Cover Note
- Michael Cadden