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The Kenning Anthology of Poets Theater 1945-1985 / Killian, Kevin, editor ; Brazil, David, editor ; Spicer J ; Olson C ; Ashbery J ; O'Hara F ; Atkins R ; Corso G ; Duncan R ; McClure M ; DiPrima D ; Koch K ; MacLow J ; Thomas L ; Waldman A ; Jones L ; weiss r ; Padgett R ; Weiner H ; Brainard J ; Andrews B ; Waldrop K ; Waldrop R ; Holman B ; Rosenthal B ; Benson S ; Greenwald T ; Harryman C ; Perelman B ; Robinson K ; Grenier R ; Bernstein C ; Drucker J ; Elmslie K ; Scalapino L ; Acker K ; Cha THK., 2010

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Identifier: CC-51237-72325
Scope and Contents According to the editors, "This is a historically based survey of what was happening in poets theatre from year to year in the four decades after World War II."In Michael McClure's play, the "Feast (1960)," made-up language is utilized. The players were members of the Semina group of writers. Hannah Weiner's play "RJ (Romeo & Juliet) (1966) employs one to three letter combinations of non-words adjacent to the character designations based upon a 19th century code "The International Code of Signals for the Use of All Nations." These provide directions for performance. Bruce Andrews Song No.3 (1973) is a listing of phrases with directions without character designations.Amazon.com. Caroline Bergvall: Each play included here is a gauge of the contributions, some light-hearted, some light-headed, some gestural, some structural, that a great many influential American poets have made in the shadow of experimental theatre s heydays. The editors are themselves no strangers to the guilty...
Dates: 2010