Jordan Schildcrout
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 1709030 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Jordan Schildcrout |
| NOMBRES | Jordan |
| APELLIDO | Schildcrout |
| FIRMA | SCHILDCROUT J |
| AFILIACIONES | Ohio University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3334-0306 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 11 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 3 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 11 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2002 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2019 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Thinking Women
In the Long Run
A Man’s a Man by Bertolt Brecht (review)
Murder Most Queer
The "villainous homosexual" has long stalked America's cultural imagination, most explicitly in the figure of the queer murderer, a character in dozens of plays. But as society's understanding of homosexuality has changed, so has the significance of these controversial characters, especially when employed by LGBT theater artists themselves to explore darker fears and desires. Murder Most Queer examines the shifting meanings of murderous LGBT char…
Queer Justice
The Closet Is a Deathtrap
Ira Levin's Deathtrap (1978) is a Broadway thriller about two men who must remain in the closet with two secrets: they are lovers, and they are murderers. With 1,809 performances on Broadway, hundreds of professional and amateur productions around the world, a Hollywood film version, and revivals continuing into the twenty-first century, Deathtrap is one of the most commercially successful plays ever written about same-sex lovers, although it is …
The Performance of Nonconformity on The Muppet Show— or, How Kermit Made Me Queer
Carrie (review)
Reviewed by: Carrie Jordan Schildcrout Carrie. By Erik Jackson , adapted from the novel by Stephen King . Directed by Josh Rosenzweig . Theatre Couture, Performance Space 122, New York City. 1312 2006. Stephen King's first novel, Carrie(1974), tells the story of a teenage misfit with telekinetic powers who avenges herself on cruel classmates by turning prom night into a deadly inferno. Sissy Spacek won acclaim playing the title role in Brian De P…
The Normal Heart (review)
Reviewed by: The Normal Heart Jordan Schildcrout The Normal Heart. By Larry Kramer. Directed by David Esbjornson. Worth Street Theatre Company, The Joseph Papp Public Theater, New York City. 2904 2004. When The Normal Heartby Larry Kramer premiered at the Public Theater on 21 April 1985, it almost immediately staked its claim as one of the most significant political plays of the decade. The silence and stigmatization that marked the early AIDS cr…
Tom Stoppard
Tom Stoppard is famous as the creator of structurally complex and intellectually challenging plays filled with dazzling verbal dexterity, from the inverted Shakespeare of Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead (1967) to the sharp portrait of passion in The Real Thing (1982) to the interwoven science and romance of Arcadia (1993). His work—which includes numerous adaptations and some screenplays, most notably Shakespeare in Love (1999)—has won wide…
Chaucer in Rome (review)
In John Guare's recent play, Chaucer in Rome, art is not so much dead as it is deadly. The artist, the subject, and the viewer are all in mortal danger, and even absolution from the Pope may not be enough to save them
Murder Most Queer
The "villainous homosexual" has long stalked America's cultural imagination, most explicitly in the figure of the queer murderer, a character in dozens of plays. But as society's understanding of homosexuality has changed, so has the significance of these controversial characters, especially when employed by LGBT theater artists themselves to explore darker fears and desires. Murder Most Queer examines the shifting meanings of murderous LGBT char…
The Performance of Nonconformity on The Muppet Show— or, How Kermit Made Me Queer
Chaucer in Rome (review)
In John Guare's recent play, Chaucer in Rome, art is not so much dead as it is deadly. The artist, the subject, and the viewer are all in mortal danger, and even absolution from the Pope may not be enough to save them
Tom Stoppard
Tom Stoppard is famous as the creator of structurally complex and intellectually challenging plays filled with dazzling verbal dexterity, from the inverted Shakespeare of Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead (1967) to the sharp portrait of passion in The Real Thing (1982) to the interwoven science and romance of Arcadia (1993). His work—which includes numerous adaptations and some screenplays, most notably Shakespeare in Love (1999)—has won wide…
The Normal Heart (review)
Reviewed by: The Normal Heart Jordan Schildcrout The Normal Heart. By Larry Kramer. Directed by David Esbjornson. Worth Street Theatre Company, The Joseph Papp Public Theater, New York City. 2904 2004. When The Normal Heartby Larry Kramer premiered at the Public Theater on 21 April 1985, it almost immediately staked its claim as one of the most significant political plays of the decade. The silence and stigmatization that marked the early AIDS cr…
Carrie (review)
Reviewed by: Carrie Jordan Schildcrout Carrie. By Erik Jackson , adapted from the novel by Stephen King . Directed by Josh Rosenzweig . Theatre Couture, Performance Space 122, New York City. 1312 2006. Stephen King's first novel, Carrie(1974), tells the story of a teenage misfit with telekinetic powers who avenges herself on cruel classmates by turning prom night into a deadly inferno. Sissy Spacek won acclaim playing the title role in Brian De P…
The Performance of Nonconformity on The Muppet Show— or, How Kermit Made Me Queer
Queer Justice
The Closet Is a Deathtrap
Ira Levin's Deathtrap (1978) is a Broadway thriller about two men who must remain in the closet with two secrets: they are lovers, and they are murderers. With 1,809 performances on Broadway, hundreds of professional and amateur productions around the world, a Hollywood film version, and revivals continuing into the twenty-first century, Deathtrap is one of the most commercially successful plays ever written about same-sex lovers, although it is …
A Man’s a Man by Bertolt Brecht (review)
Murder Most Queer
The "villainous homosexual" has long stalked America's cultural imagination, most explicitly in the figure of the queer murderer, a character in dozens of plays. But as society's understanding of homosexuality has changed, so has the significance of these controversial characters, especially when employed by LGBT theater artists themselves to explore darker fears and desires. Murder Most Queer examines the shifting meanings of murderous LGBT char…
Thinking Women
In the Long Run
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