Canlyniadau Chwilio - "The Seagull"

Five plays : Ivanov, the seagull, Uncle Vanya, three sisters, and the cherry orchard / gan Chekhov, Anton Pavlovich

Tabl Cynhwysion: “...Ivanov -- The seagull -- Uncle Vanya -- Three sisters -- The cherry orchard....”

Stories under occupation, and other plays from Palestine / gan AlRaee, Nabil

Plays / gan Chekhov, Anton Pavlovich, 1860-1904

Tabl Cynhwysion: “...Ivanov -- The seagull -- Uncle Vania -- Three sisters The cherry orchard -- The bear -- A proposal -- A jubilee....”

Tom Stoppard: Plays One gan Stoppard, Tom

Tabl Cynhwysion: “...Dalliance, Undiscovered country, Rough crossing, On the razzle, The seagull -- v. 5. Arcadia, The real thing, Night & day, Indian ink, Hapgood....”

Directing your heart out : essays for authenticity, engagement and care in theatre / gan Dugdale, Tom (College teacher)

Grotowski's bridge made of memory : embodied memory, witnessing and transmission in the Grotowski work / gan Laster, Dominika

The method : how the twentieth century learned to act / gan Butler, Isaac

The Palgrave Handbook of Literary Translation /

Tabl Cynhwysion: “...-Genre in Translation: Reframing Patagonia Express -- A De-feminized Woman in Conan Doyle's The Yellow Face -- Translating Voices in Crime Fiction: The Case of the French -- Translation of Brookmyre's Quite Ugly One Morning -- The Case of Natascha Wodin's Autobiographical Novels: A Corpus-Stylistics Approach -- Hysteresis of Translatorial Habitus: A Case Study of Aziz �Ustel's Turkish Translation of A Clockwork Orange -- Transcreating Memes: Translating Chinese Concrete Poetry Section II The Author-Translator-Reader Relationship -- Performing the Literal: Translating Chekhov's Seagull for the Stage -- The Restored New Testament of Willis Barnstone -- Angst and Repetition in Danish Literature and Its Translation: -- From Kierkegaard to Kristensen and H�eg -- 'The Isle Is Full of Noises': Italian Voices in Strehler's La Tempesta -- Ibsen for the Twenty-First Century -- Biography as Network-Building: James S. ...”