Dressed, Undressed, Cross-Dressed. Review Of The Third International Gombrowicz Festival
Document Type
Performance Review
Publication Date
Winter 1998
Published In
Theatreforum
Abstract
Features the Third International Gombrowicz Festival (1997) in Radom, Poland. Mentions that the festival is an effort to honor and present the plays of Polish playwright Witold Gombrowicz, whose many plays had been censored for years in communist Eastern Europe. Reviews and describes several plays presented at the festival, all written by Gombrowicz, including two productions of "Ivona, Princess of Burgundia," one directed by Karin Beier, and the other by Anna Augustynowicz; two productions of "Operetta," one directed by Gábor Tompa, and the other, retitled "As If 'Operetta'," directed by Jurek Sawka; and the stage adaptation of the playwright's novel "A Feast at Countess Kotlubay's," directed by Michael Hackett, among a few others.
Recommended Citation
Allen J. Kuharski.
(1998).
"Dressed, Undressed, Cross-Dressed. Review Of The Third International Gombrowicz Festival".
Theatreforum.
Volume 12,
43-50.
https://works.swarthmore.edu/fac-theater/40