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AVANT-GARDE
THEATRE PRODUCTIONS
 Above: Meyerhold's 1922
production of The Magnanimous Cuckold; sets by Popova. Below: A model of
Popova's set for the production.
 Above:
Meyerhold's 1930 production of Mayakovsky's The Bathhouse. Below: A production
of Ernst Toller's 1918 Expressionist play
Transformation.
 Above: A Berliner Ensemble
production of Bertolt Brecht's
The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, directed by Heiner
Muller.
 Above: The Theatre of Tadeusz Kantor.
Below: Contemporary productions of Alfred Jarry's
Ubu (left) and a play by Michel de
Ghelderode (right).

 Above and below: Contemporary Butoh
performers, inspired by Kazuo Ohno.
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RECOMMENDED
READING

"Bash is one of the few contemporary playwrights who captures the
spirit of surrealism. In fact, surrealist figures from the past, such as
Luis Bunuel, Salvador Dali and Paul Eluard, appear as characters in a
couple of his plays. Dream-like, funny, and sometimes rather disturbing,
SANCTUS FUMIGACI (which, in English, loosely translates to "Holy
Smoke") is recommended for fans of avant garde literature and experimental
theater."
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