"I was reading Strindberg's plays when I was a teenager and fell in love with them.

* "Julie" by Polly Stenham, after August Strindberg, at 7 p.m.

In contrast to critics like Sontag, for Kornhaber the drama of such playwrights as Strindberg, Shaw, and O'Neill remains worth discussing in a Nietzschean context since for them "the notion of a hybridized theatrical event was pivotal to a new modern praxis and an essential revision to existing concepts of both dramatic construction and theatrical performance" (163).

408) in television came in the following years, with two Strindberg plays: the chamber play The Storm (Ovader, 1907) in 1960 and A Dream Play (Ett Dromspel, 1901) in 1963.

029 2063 6464 THEATRE Moomsteatern: A Dream Play In its world premiere, Sweden's Moomsteatern's adaptation of Strindberg's A Dream Play creates a surreal universe where the daughter of the god Indra descends to Earth to live a human life.

Directed by Emma Jordan, After Miss Julie, described by critics as a "passionate tragedy", was adapted by Bafta-winning writer Patrick Marber from August Strindberg's classic, Miss Julie.

This new version of August Strindberg's classic play from Scots playwright Zinnie Harris has already been staged, with the tale of class and sex taboos being broken touring small venues in Scotland as part of the National Theatre of Scotland's 2006 debut season.

Miss Julie started life as a play written in 1888 by Swedish playwright August Strindberg.

Last year's book was En dares forsvarstal, by August Strindberg. In 2013 readers will be discussing Lena Andersson's Var det bra sa?

Vanished Years beat five other books in the shortlist, including Sweet William by Michael Pennington; The Rest of the Story, by the late West Side Story playwright Arthur Laurents; Simon Callow's Charles Dickens and The Great Theatre of The World; Strindberg, A Life by Sue Prideaux; and In Two Minds: A Biography of Jonathan Miller by Kate Bassett.

This book is the first volume of a new edition of selected plays of August Strindberg. The translator is emeritus professor Evert Sprinchorn (drama, Vassar College).

SAN FRANCISCO: "We're kind of calling it Cutting Ball Theater's 'Ring cycle,'" jokes Rob Melrose, artistic director of the experimental-leaning troupe, which will perform five late plays by August Strindberg in repertory Oct.

STRINDBERG'S STAR is a gripping thriller that has already captured a wide audience in Europe and now brings to the U.S.

Ibsen, Strindberg, and Chekhov have all been cited by critics as important influences on the drama of American playwright Tennessee Williams.