An engaging guide to the multi-faceted life, work and legacy of the award-winning Cuban-American playwright, director and educator, María Irene Fornés, this volume provides diverse points of entry to specialists and students alike.
An engaging guide to the multi-faceted life, work and legacy of the award-winning Cuban-American playwright, director and educator, María Irene Fornés, this volume provides diverse points of entry to specialists and students alike.
Part I. Places and People: 1. Havana and New York City Eric Mayer-García 2. Paris Elaine Romero 3. The Actors Studio Brian Eugenio Herrera 4. Judson Memorial Church Kaelani Rae Burja 5. Padua Hills Playwrights Festival Andréa J. Onstad 6. INTAR (International Arts Relations, Inc.) Caridad Svich 7. Latin American Writers Workshop Kenneth Prestininzi 8. Hans Hofmann Christina A. León 9. Susan Sontag Alisa Solomon 10. Carmen Collado Fornés Anne García-Romero Part II. Theatre: 11. Stage Direction and Design Scott T. Cummings 12. Off-Off Broadway Morgan Jenness 13. Environmental Theatre Stephen Scott-Bottoms 14. Music Theatre Trevor Boffone 15. Performance Art and the Post Dramatic Juliana Frey-Méndez 16. Translation and Adaptation Adam Versényi Part III. Culture, Society and Politics: 17. Cuban Lillian Manzor 18. Hispanic/Latinx/Latine Jon D. Rossini and Patricia Ybarra 19. Avant Gardist Roy Pérez 20. Environmentalist Gwendolyn Alker 21. Feminist Michael Breslin and Catherine María 'Cat' Rodríguez 22. Lesbian Nicole Stodard 23. Elder Katie Pearl and Michelle Memran Part IV. Legacy: 24. Playwriting Method Migdalia Cruz 25. Alumni Playwrights Luis Alfaro 26. Documentation Carla Della Gatta 27. Publication Bonnie Marranca and Jennifer Parker-Starbuck 28. Final (and Incomplete) Works Anne García-Romero 29. Community-Based Advocacy Movements Olga Sanchez Saltveit 30. The Fornésian Tradition Maria M. Delgado.
Part I. Places and People: 1. Havana and New York City Eric Mayer-García 2. Paris Elaine Romero 3. The Actors Studio Brian Eugenio Herrera 4. Judson Memorial Church Kaelani Rae Burja 5. Padua Hills Playwrights Festival Andréa J. Onstad 6. INTAR (International Arts Relations, Inc.) Caridad Svich 7. Latin American Writers Workshop Kenneth Prestininzi 8. Hans Hofmann Christina A. León 9. Susan Sontag Alisa Solomon 10. Carmen Collado Fornés Anne García-Romero Part II. Theatre: 11. Stage Direction and Design Scott T. Cummings 12. Off-Off Broadway Morgan Jenness 13. Environmental Theatre Stephen Scott-Bottoms 14. Music Theatre Trevor Boffone 15. Performance Art and the Post Dramatic Juliana Frey-Méndez 16. Translation and Adaptation Adam Versényi Part III. Culture, Society and Politics: 17. Cuban Lillian Manzor 18. Hispanic/Latinx/Latine Jon D. Rossini and Patricia Ybarra 19. Avant Gardist Roy Pérez 20. Environmentalist Gwendolyn Alker 21. Feminist Michael Breslin and Catherine María 'Cat' Rodríguez 22. Lesbian Nicole Stodard 23. Elder Katie Pearl and Michelle Memran Part IV. Legacy: 24. Playwriting Method Migdalia Cruz 25. Alumni Playwrights Luis Alfaro 26. Documentation Carla Della Gatta 27. Publication Bonnie Marranca and Jennifer Parker-Starbuck 28. Final (and Incomplete) Works Anne García-Romero 29. Community-Based Advocacy Movements Olga Sanchez Saltveit 30. The Fornésian Tradition Maria M. Delgado.
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