This contemporary dramatization from a revered Peking Opera classic was performed in Beijing after the revolution. Accompanied by two audiocassettes and a book, which, utilizing revised Chinese characters, acts as a Chinese-language libretto for the recording; it has been consistently used in Chinese language courses.

A collection of twenty-five years of research on theatre styles from around the world, Theatre, The Search for Style contains interviews with over twenty acclaimed directors on the Commedia Dell'Arte, Peking Opera, Kabuki and Noh theatre, Sanskrit, The Spanish Golden Age, Greek theatre, American Musical Comedy, Phedre, Chekhov, Brecht, and Racine.

Carlo Gozzi's delightful commedia dell'arte classic has been translated into English for the first time from its original Venetian dialect. Complete with stage directions.

This timeless Spanish Morality play is an exciting and humorous 17th Century look at the follies and vices of human beings. Written by Jose de Valdivieso in 1602, the play is included with director's notes from the 1972 IASTA production and exceptional illustrations of the expressionistic costumes used in the production.

This new translation is annotated with the comments of Yuri Zavadski, one of Russia's most acclaimed and decorated stage directors. Drawing fro his extensive experience directing under the aegis of both Stanislovski and Vakhtagnov, Zavadski illumi-nates the text of Chekhov's dramatic masterpiece.

Vivid tales and anecdotes about the theatre told by John D. Mitchell, founder of the Institute for Advanced Studies in the Theatre Arts.