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Father Gabriel Garza has just started his ministry in the Archdiocese of Washington, DC, but he already asks too many impertinent questions.

The dogmatic Archbishop, frustrated with this troublesome newcomer, exiles Garza to Rome for graduate study. As he stumbles through bloody Vatican archives, Garza discovers Emperor Constantine's original Christian credo from 325 AD and evidence of continual Church atrocities against the Jewish people and heretics.

Secrets can't stay buried forever. Garza reveals his findings to Paolo Nasrani, his mysterious thesis advisor and a secret...

This volume presents a broad picture of the theatrical controversies, developments, and talents of the 1970s. Among the many topics discussed are the avant-garde's stretching of the traditional boundaries, the redefinition of the musical theatre, the expansion of Off Off-Broadway productions, institutionalized and subsidized productions, the economic turnaround of the commercial theatre, and the rise of many talented young actors and director. This is the first comprehensive account of the New York theatre of the 1970s.

In the beloved book Sweet Pea's Tale of TOO MANY TOMATOES you met Sweet Pea, a little bunny who lives in a tidy hole by the stream on the south side of the meadow. In this second Sweet Pea Tale, all of Sweet Pea's friends and relations decide to come visit for the holidays. As the guest tally increases, she finds there is more and more to do Will she be ready by Christmas Day? Will String Bean be able to help her out when an unexpected calamity ruins all her plans? Find out, as SWEET PEA'S CHRISTMAS unfolds one day at a time just like an Advent Calendar. Just like TOO MANY...

This multifaceted study, the companion volume to Leiter's "From Stanislavsky to Barrault: Representative Directors of the European Stage" (Greenwood Press, 1991), provides exhaustively detailed, yet compact accounts of the careers and accomplishments of eight outstanding directors of the English-speaking stage as well as separate, thorough bibliographies and chronologies of each. Samuel L. Leiter selected directors David Belasco, Harley Granville-Barker, George Abbott, Sir Tyrone Guthrie, Margaret Webster, Elia Kazan, Joan Littlewood, and Peter Brook as exemplars of the broad spectrum of...

The careers, directing accomplishments, ideas, and techniques of six distinguished directors of the European stage--each considered a master of the art--are surveyed in depth by author Samuel L. Leiter in this groundbreaking study. Konstantin Stanislavsky, Vsevolod Meyerhold, Max Reinhardt, Jacques Copeau, Bertolt Brecht, and Jean-Louis Barrault, representative of the broad spectrum of directorial art as it has developed in this century, are examined in six exhaustively detailed, yet compact chapters. In Leiter's informative introduction, salient aspects of the director's art exemplified...