Author: Handke, Peter
Title: Peter Handke/2 Plays. Self-Accusation and My Foot My Tutor. A Chelsea Brown Bag Project
Description: Brooklyn, Chelsea Theater Center of Brooklyn, Publisher. Unbound. no date, presumed 1970. 9 by 12 inch printed brown paper bag holding 9 items of paper, several being stapled together. All measure 8 ½ by 11 inches. Included is a critical piece on the work of Peter Handke, poetry by Peter Handke, a one page play consisting of instructions to four speakers, a piece on language excerpted from a larger work, a biography of Handke, biographies of the cast. The cast of Self-Accusation was Veronica Castang and Robert Einenkel, with Martin Newman and Mark Lonow being the cast of My Foot My Tutor. Peter Handke is a German author and playwright, winner of the Nobel Prize for literature and known for his work that pushes the boundaries of language and form. The Chelsea Theater Center opened in 1968. It staged important work often overlooked by contemporary audiences, including works by European playwrights. It closed in 1984 due to rising costs. Bag in GOOD condition with wrinkling and creasing as well as some tears and chips along the edges. Minor wear to the items in the interior, although a few pieces a rather toned. Good .
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Title: Peter Handke/2 Plays. Self-Accusation and My Foot My Tutor. A Chelsea Brown Bag Project
Description: Brooklyn, Chelsea Theater Center of Brooklyn, Publisher. Unbound. no date, presumed 1970. 9 by 12 inch printed brown paper bag holding 9 items of paper, several being stapled together. All measure 8 ½ by 11 inches. Included is a critical piece on the work of Peter Handke, poetry by Peter Handke, a one page play consisting of instructions to four speakers, a piece on language excerpted from a larger work, a biography of Handke, biographies of the cast. The cast of Self-Accusation was Veronica Castang and Robert Einenkel, with Martin Newman and Mark Lonow being the cast of My Foot My Tutor. Peter Handke is a German author and playwright, winner of the Nobel Prize for literature and known for his work that pushes the boundaries of language and form. The Chelsea Theater Center opened in 1968. It staged important work often overlooked by contemporary audiences, including works by European playwrights. It closed in 1984 due to rising costs. Bag in GOOD condition with wrinkling and creasing as well as some tears and chips along the edges. Minor wear to the items in the interior, although a few pieces a rather toned. Good .
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Price: US$ 270.00 Seller: Mare Booksellers
- Book number: 021185
- Book number: 021185
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