SFX by Ex Libris Inc.

1.	Joan, Joan D. Joe Orton and the Redefinition of Farce. Theatre Journal 34.4 (1982): 481-492.
2.	Draudt, M. Comic, tragic, or absurd? On some parallels between the farces of Joe Orton and seventeenthâcentury tragedy. English studies 59.3 (1978): 202-217.
3.	Gussow, M. Review/Theater; The Art, Life and Death of Joe Orton.(Cultural Desk). The New York times (1988).
4.	Fo, D. Hands off the mask! New theatre quarterly 5.19 (1989): 207-209.
5.	Fisher, J. Out on Stage: Lesbian and Gay Theatre in the Twentieth Century, and Straight with a Twist: Queer Theory and the Subject of Heterosexuality. Theatre survey 42.2 (2001): 240-243.
6.	Charney, M. Orton's Loot as 'Quotidian Farce': The Intersection of Black Comedy and Daily Life. Modern drama 24.4 (1981): 514-524.
7.	Gener, R. Joe Orton's Sexual Revolution. The Gay & lesbian review worldwide 14.3 (2007): 10-12.
8.	Heffernan, M. The Oxford Handbook of Shakespeare's Poetry. Shakespeare Quarterly 66.4 (2015): 465-467.
9.	Hart, C. Love is a joke; Teetering on the edge of being sick, Joe Orton's black farce is still funny and shocking, says Christopher Hart.(Features). Sunday times (2012): 18-.
10.	Charney, M. Orton's Loot as “Quotidian Farce”: The Intersection of Black Comedy and Daily Life. Modern drama 24.4 (1981): 514-524.

Visa fler…

Visa färre…

Journal of Popular Culture [0022-3840] Casmus, Mary år:1980 vol:13 iss:3 sidor:461 -68