Cesar and Augusta

Ronald Harwood

Literature & Fiction

METHUEN

All the world's a stage

<p>All the World's a Stage [paperback] Harwood, Ronald [Oct 25, 1984]</p>

All the World's a Stage

Arts & Photography

Performing Arts

Methuen Publishing, Ltd.

Martin Secker & Warburg Ltd.

Collaboration and Taking Sides are companion pieces by Ronald Harwood. Taking Sides premiered at the Minerva Theatre, Chichester in 1995; Collaboration premiered at the same theatre in July 2008, when the two plays were staged in repertory. Collaboration In 1931, composer Richard Strauss and writer Stephan Zweig embark on an invigorating artistic partnership. But Zweig is a Jew and the Nazis are on the march. Is it possible to keep artistic aspiration and political action separate? How fine is the line between collaboration and betrayal? Taking Sides Prized by Hitler as the cultural jewel in the crown of the Third Reich, conductor Wilhelm Furtwangler became the perfect post-war target for interrogation as a Nazi sympathiser. Major Steve Arnold, who has witnessed the horrors of Belsen, is about to cross-examine him.'What does the artist do in a brutal, totalitarian society? Can art ever claim to be above politics? Harwood's fierce moral debate is set in the American zone of occupied Berlin in 1946. The play acts as a powerful metaphor for the present and all those post-authoritarian societies busy ransacking their pasts.' Guardian'A brave, wise and deeply moving play about the fatal confrontation between culture and power, between art and politics, between irresponsible freedom and responsible compromise. A gripping moral challenge in a cocksure and self-seeking age.' Sunday Times

Collaboration and Taking Sides

Faber and Faber

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Taking Sides - Acting Edition (Acting Edition for Theater Productions)

Dramas & Plays

Dramatists Play Service, Inc.

Sir Donald Wolfit: His Life and Work in the Unfashionable Theatre (20th Century Theatre and Music)

Biographies & Memoirs

Amber Lane Press Ltd.

Ronald Harwood's Adaptations

Humor & Entertainment

Guerilla Books

Starring Stacy Keach, Another Time is a deeply human and complex drama. The play alternates between 1950s Cape Town and contemporary London, weighing the price a gifted musicians single-minded devotion to his art exacts upon his relationships with his family. A L.A. Theatre Works full-cast performance featuring: Lars Carlson, Stacy Keach, Alice Krige, Miriam Margolyes and Jeffrey Jones.

Another Time (Library Edition Audio CDs)

L.A. Theatre Works

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