Biljana Srbljanovic (23 results)

Paperback. Condition: New. This collection of award-winning plays features works from the cutting edge of Central and Eastern European theatre.With a foreword by Gerald Lidstone, Eastern Promise brings together seven women writers who have all experienced living at a time when their countries were part of a larger political entity. For Gabriela Preissova, it was the Austro-Hungarian Empire, for the others, the soviet bloc. Some of the moral and political dilemmas their characters face range from the killing of a child, to the betrayal of a comrade, to reinventing oneself as a way of living in exile.Includes the plays: Belgrade Trilogy, The Tender Mercies, Tulip Doctor, The Chosen Ones, Jenufa (Her Stepdaughter), Nascendo, and, The Umbilical Cord.The PlaysBelgrade Trilogy by Biljana Srbljanovic (Yugoslavia): Set in Sydney, Los Angeles and Prague on New Year's Eve, the everyday life of young exiles from the Balkans, winner of the Slobodan Selenic Prize.The Tender Mercies by Sladjana Vujovic (Montenegro): Edinburgh Fringe First winner.".dazzling play upon the savagery of war." The ScotsmanTulip Doctor by Vera Filo (Hungary): Set against the background of war, life becomes a cartoon, where anything can happen and will.The Chosen Ones by Elena Popova (Belorussia): Winner of the European play competition, described as "poignant portrayal of post-communist society".Jenufa (Her Stepdaughter) by Gabriela Preissova (Czech): Portrays a secret birth and infanticide, the play aroused controversy when first written in 1890. It was the basis for Janacek's opera Jenufa and is translated into English now for the first time.Nascendo by Alina Nelega (Romania): Set in a Maternity ward on the eve of the revolution patients and staff reflect the divided nature of Romanian society.The Umbilical Cord by Krystyna Kofta (Poland): An intense family relationship, where ritual has replaced real life, interrogates ". A generation suffering moral defeat".…

Paperback. Condition: New. This collection of award-winning plays features works from the cutting edge of Central and Eastern European theatre.With a foreword by Gerald Lidstone, Eastern Promise brings together seven women writers who have all experienced living at a time when their countries were part of a larger political entity. For Gabriela Preissova, it was the Austro-Hungarian Empire, for the others, the soviet bloc. Some of the moral and political dilemmas their characters face range from the killing of a child, to the betrayal of a comrade, to reinventing oneself as a way of living in exile.Includes the plays: Belgrade Trilogy, The Tender Mercies, Tulip Doctor, The Chosen Ones, Jenufa (Her Stepdaughter), Nascendo, and, The Umbilical Cord.The PlaysBelgrade Trilogy by Biljana Srbljanovic (Yugoslavia): Set in Sydney, Los Angeles and Prague on New Year's Eve, the everyday life of young exiles from the Balkans, winner of the Slobodan Selenic Prize.The Tender Mercies by Sladjana Vujovic (Montenegro): Edinburgh Fringe First winner.".dazzling play upon the savagery of war." The ScotsmanTulip Doctor by Vera Filo (Hungary): Set against the background of war, life becomes a cartoon, where anything can happen and will.The Chosen Ones by Elena Popova (Belorussia): Winner of the European play competition, described as "poignant portrayal of post-communist society".Jenufa (Her Stepdaughter) by Gabriela Preissova (Czech): Portrays a secret birth and infanticide, the play aroused controversy when first written in 1890. It was the basis for Janacek's opera Jenufa and is translated into English now for the first time.Nascendo by Alina Nelega (Romania): Set in a Maternity ward on the eve of the revolution patients and staff reflect the divided nature of Romanian society.The Umbilical Cord by Krystyna Kofta (Poland): An intense family relationship, where ritual has replaced real life, interrogates ". A generation suffering moral defeat".…

Condition: very good. Gut/Very good: Buch bzw. Schutzumschlag mit wenigen Gebrauchsspuren an Einband, Schutzumschlag oder Seiten. / Describes a book or dust jacket that does show some signs of wear on either the binding, dust jacket or pages.

OBroschur. Condition: Tadellos. Premiere 20. April 2000. 80 S. mit Stab, Besetzung u. zahlr. Abb., OBroschur, 8°. Umfangr. Materialsammlung zum Thema Krieg, Kinder, Belgrad u. Balkan. Texte u.a.: Geraubte Identität: Rede v. Biljana Srbljanovic anl. der Verleihung des Ernst-Toller-Preises 1999. Krieg u. Verfolgung: Seelische Verletzungen bei Kindern u. Eltern. Kinder im Krieg. Wo fängt der Balkan an? (S. Zizek). Situation Belgrad. Dazu Text- u. Fotoportrait Srbljanovic. Schönes, tadelloses Exemplar. Broschüre.…

OBroschur. Condition: Tadellos. Premiere/ DsprEA 10. April 1999 Grillo-Theater. 36 unpag. S. mit Stab u. Besetzung, geheft. OBroschur, kl.8°. Programm in Form u. Ausstattung eines Reisepasses. Mit Fotoportraits von allen genannten Ensemblemitgliedern (außer Chr. Knecht). Texte u.a.: Rückkehr nach Belgrad (A. Ivanji). Weit. Texte zu Stück u. Zeit. Dazu Foto- u. Textportrait Biljana Srbljanovic. Tadellos. Broschüre.…

OBroschur. Condition: Tadellos. 112 S. mit Stab u. Besetzung, OBroschur, 8°. Mit vollständigem Stückabdruck in der deutschen Ü v. Mirjana u. Klaus Wittmann. Zahlr. farb., tls. ganz- u. doppels. Probenfotos. OBeitrag: Ausnahmezustand (Th. Laue). Weit. Texte: Peripherie von allem, Wiener Rede von B. Srbljanovic am Burgtheater 2010. Portrait Biljana Srbljanovic, dazu Werkübersicht. Künstlerbiografien. Ecken u. Kanten gering berieben. Schönes, tadelloses Exemplar. Buch. …

Klappkarte. Condition: Tadellos. Premiere 26. Oktober 1999 Kammerspiele. 6-seit. Klappkarte mit Stab u. Besetzung, quer-kl.8°. Foto- u. Textportrait zu sowie Gespräch mit Biljana Srbljanovic. Tadellos. Papier.

Broché. 108 pages.

OBroschur. Condition: Sehr gut. UA Wien 15.6.2001, Premiere Berlin 23.9.2001. 72 S. mit Stab, Besetzung u. Fotoportraits der SchauspielerInnen, geheft. OBroschur, 8°. Stückabdruck in der Ü aus dem Serbischen v. Alexander Urosevic. Mit Fotoportrait u. bio-bibliogr. Daten zu B. Srbljanovic. OBeitrag: We are living in a soap opera!: Gespr. zw. B. Srbljanovic, Jens Hillje u. Veronika Kaup-Hasler. Ecken gering bestossen bzw. knickspurig, sehr gutes Exemplar. Broschüre. …

Condition: AS NEW. Etat de NEUF / AS NEW condition 2851816225 9782851816221 PC409 2.

Condition: AS NEW. Etat de NEUF / AS NEW condition 2851815768 9782851815767 PC400 1.

Condition: AS NEW. Etat de NEUF / AS NEW condition 9782851816801 9782851816801 PC401 3.

Paperback. Condition: New. This collection of award-winning plays features works from the cutting edge of Central and Eastern European theatre.With a foreword by Gerald Lidstone, Eastern Promise brings together seven women writers who have all experienced living at a time when their countries were part of a larger political entity. For Gabriela Preissova, it was the Austro-Hungarian Empire, for the others, the soviet bloc. Some of the moral and political dilemmas their characters face range from the killing of a child, to the betrayal of a comrade, to reinventing oneself as a way of living in exile.Includes the plays: Belgrade Trilogy, The Tender Mercies, Tulip Doctor, The Chosen Ones, Jenufa (Her Stepdaughter), Nascendo, and, The Umbilical Cord.The PlaysBelgrade Trilogy by Biljana Srbljanovic (Yugoslavia): Set in Sydney, Los Angeles and Prague on New Year's Eve, the everyday life of young exiles from the Balkans, winner of the Slobodan Selenic Prize.The Tender Mercies by Sladjana Vujovic (Montenegro): Edinburgh Fringe First winner.".dazzling play upon the savagery of war." The ScotsmanTulip Doctor by Vera Filo (Hungary): Set against the background of war, life becomes a cartoon, where anything can happen and will.The Chosen Ones by Elena Popova (Belorussia): Winner of the European play competition, described as "poignant portrayal of post-communist society".Jenufa (Her Stepdaughter) by Gabriela Preissova (Czech): Portrays a secret birth and infanticide, the play aroused controversy when first written in 1890. It was the basis for Janacek's opera Jenufa and is translated into English now for the first time.Nascendo by Alina Nelega (Romania): Set in a Maternity ward on the eve of the revolution patients and staff reflect the divided nature of Romanian society.The Umbilical Cord by Krystyna Kofta (Poland): An intense family relationship, where ritual has replaced real life, interrogates ". A generation suffering moral defeat".…

Couverture souple. Condition: bon. R300327048: 2006. In-12. Broché. Etat d'usage, Couv. légèrement passée, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur acceptable. 145 pages. . . . Classification Dewey : 890-Littératures des autres langues.

Couverture souple. Condition: bon. R260149304: 2006. In-12. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 145 pages. . . . Classification Dewey : 792-Théâtre.

Paperback. Condition: New. This collection of award-winning plays features works from the cutting edge of Central and Eastern European theatre.With a foreword by Gerald Lidstone, Eastern Promise brings together seven women writers who have all experienced living at a time when their countries were part of a larger political entity. For Gabriela Preissova, it was the Austro-Hungarian Empire, for the others, the soviet bloc. Some of the moral and political dilemmas their characters face range from the killing of a child, to the betrayal of a comrade, to reinventing oneself as a way of living in exile.Includes the plays: Belgrade Trilogy, The Tender Mercies, Tulip Doctor, The Chosen Ones, Jenufa (Her Stepdaughter), Nascendo, and, The Umbilical Cord.The PlaysBelgrade Trilogy by Biljana Srbljanovic (Yugoslavia): Set in Sydney, Los Angeles and Prague on New Year's Eve, the everyday life of young exiles from the Balkans, winner of the Slobodan Selenic Prize.The Tender Mercies by Sladjana Vujovic (Montenegro): Edinburgh Fringe First winner.".dazzling play upon the savagery of war." The ScotsmanTulip Doctor by Vera Filo (Hungary): Set against the background of war, life becomes a cartoon, where anything can happen and will.The Chosen Ones by Elena Popova (Belorussia): Winner of the European play competition, described as "poignant portrayal of post-communist society".Jenufa (Her Stepdaughter) by Gabriela Preissova (Czech): Portrays a secret birth and infanticide, the play aroused controversy when first written in 1890. It was the basis for Janacek's opera Jenufa and is translated into English now for the first time.Nascendo by Alina Nelega (Romania): Set in a Maternity ward on the eve of the revolution patients and staff reflect the divided nature of Romanian society.The Umbilical Cord by Krystyna Kofta (Poland): An intense family relationship, where ritual has replaced real life, interrogates ". A generation suffering moral defeat".…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Ob kraftvolle Komödie, existenzialistisches Poem oder sketchartige Parodie - alle drei in diesem Band vereinten Stücke junger serbischer Dramatikerinnen beschreiben Konflikte und Befindlichkeiten, wie sie symptomatischer nicht sein könnten für das heutige Serbien. Biljana Srbljanovic erzählt von dem komplizierten Verhältnis der verschiedenen Generationen in ihrem Land, von der allgegenwärtigen Kunst des Verdrängens und des Selbstbetrugs, von unterdrückten Vorwürfen, Hassgefühlen und Enttäuschungen auf allen Seiten. Milena Markovic wendet sich vor allem Menschen zu, die ihr Leben im Ausnahmezustand verbringen, deren seelische Verwahrlosung zum Spiegelbild der Verödung ganzer Landstriche geworden ist. Maja Pelevic wiederum, zehn Jahre jünger als ihre beiden Kolleginnen und kaum noch geprägt von sozialistischer Vergangenheit und traumatischen Bürgerkriegserlebnissen, interessiert sich für den holprigen Selbstfindungsprozess moderner Frauen, die sich umstellt sehen von Schönheitssalons, Fitnessstudios, Lifestylemagazinen und Ernährungsratgebern. Und bei aller Verankerung der Figuren dieser Stücke in einem fernen, etwas anderen Alltag sind sie uns sehr nah in ihren Nöten, ihrem Humor und ihren Überlebensstrategien.…

Kartoniert / Broschiert. Condition: New. Ob kraftvolle Komoedie, existenzialistisches Poem oder sketchartige Parodie - alle drei in diesem Band vereinten Stuecke junger serbischer Dramatikerinnen beschreiben Konflikte und Befindlichkeiten, wie sie symptomatischer nicht sein koennten fuer das heutige S.…

Softcover. Condition: Très bon. Ancien livre de bibliothèque avec équipements. Ammareal reverse jusqu'à 15% du prix net de cet article à des organisations caritatives. ENGLISH DESCRIPTION Book Condition: Used, Very good. Former library book. Ammareal gives back up to 15% of this item's net price to charity organizations.…

Softcover/Taschenbuch. Condition: Wie neu. Wie neu.

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Softcover. Condition: gut. 2002. Histoires de famille / La Trilogie de Belgrade In deutscher Sprache. pages.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Biljana Srbljanovic: Heuschrecken / Milena Markovic: Der Wald leuchtet / Maja Pelevic: Orangenhaut. Der Wald leuchtet. Orangenhaut | Stücke aus Serbien | Biljana Srbljanovic (u. a.) | Taschenbuch | henschel SCHAUSPIEL edition | Kartoniert / Broschiert | Deutsch | 2012 | Henschel SCHAUSPIEL | EAN 9783940100092 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: henschel SCHAUSPIEL, Theaterverlag Berlin GmbH, Lausitzer Platz 15, 10997 Berlin, verlag[at]henschel-schauspiel[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu.…