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Mesmerised by Mielziner: a designer's thank-you. (Jo Mielziner)
; I first saw the work of Jo Mielziner on a family Christmas visit to...blazing talent of the ubiquitous Jo Mielziner - who had, of course, designed...all this made me hunger for more Mielziner. And, since I was by now a stage...
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Playing house: stage, space, and domesticity in Plautus's Mostellaria.(Critical Essay)
; ...1949 opening of Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman, Jo Mielziner's set design received a mixed response. While some critics...is making the same symbolic use of domestic space as Jo Mielziner's set did for Salesman. The central joke of the Mostellaria...
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Philip C. Kolin, Williams: A Streetcar Named Desire.(Book Review)
; ...dynamics of collaboration. As Kolin promises, this chapter relies heavily on Kazan's Streetcar Notebook, Williams' letters, Jo Mielziner's sketches, and stage manager notes to reflect accurately what audiences saw on stage (xv). The chapter also portrays...
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'Streetcar,' Boarded in Budapest; Hungarian Director Brings New Accent to Arena Production
; ...Tennessee Williams set one of his most famous plays. The 1947 Broadway premiere -- thanks in no small part to set designer Jo Mielziner's expressionistic, multilevel framework of a dilapidated neighborhood -- conjured a feeling of languorous decay cloying...
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When Harlem was the rage.(NEWS IN BRIEF)(exhibitions)(Brief article)
; ...revival) and House of Flowers (1954) have been unearthed from the San Antonio museum's Tobin Collection of Theatre Arts. Jo Mielziner's costume drawing from the 1933 opera Emperor Jones is on loan from the Harry Ransom Center at University of Texas-Austin...
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Unsung no more.(trends & events)(exhibition of theatrical designer Ariel Ballif's collect of set and costume designs, Utah)(Brief Article)
; ...from the 1960s through the 1980s, according to local theatre historians. His renderings of sets reflected the dominant, Jo Mielziner approach of the era: Not content to merely sketch dimensions, Baliff did watercolors of sets as they would look to an...
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A THEATER FOR THE BEST AND BOLDEST
; ...of Ming Cho Lee, the highly esteemed New York designer who early on apprenticed for five years under Jo Mielziner. And when you talk of Mielziner, you hark back to the original 1945 Broadway production of "The Glass Menagerie," the one that marked...
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December theatre almanac.
; ...Broadway opening of A Streetcar Named Desire. Critics unanimously laud the playwright, director Elia Kazan and designer Jo Mielziner. The drama, which stars Marion Brando, Jessica Tandy, Kim Hunter and Karl Maiden, goes on to garner the Pulitzer and...
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(book review)
; ...collaborative efforts of the three individuals who made Streetcar an instant classic: the playwright; Kazan, the director; and Jo Mielziner, the lighting and set designer. The volume then surveys national premieres of Streetcar from 1948 to 1953, among them...
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Williams: A Streetcar Named Desire.(Book Review)
; ...the time because of the extraordinary cooperation between producer Irene Selznick, director Elia Kazan, set designer Jo Mielziner, composer Alex North, and actors Jessica Tandy, Marlon Brando, Kim Hunter, and Karl Malden. Going against the grain...
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