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Production Credits. ROUTE 1 & 9 Composed by The Wooster Group Directed by Elizabeth LeCompte The Performers: Willem Dafoe, Peyton Smith, Kate Valk, Ron Vawter, Jeff Webster
Which is exactly what Ron Vawter did. He captured Jack Smith’s madness and his courage, his intensity and his frailty, and he even generated the same painful frustration in the viewer that came from watching Smith work so hard at getting a performance off the ground.
RON VAWTER'S ENTRY INTO THE PERFORMANCE GROUP / 25 critics tend to describe Vawter's work in that drama as non-matrixed performing - he simply did his job in front of an audience - I will show that his early self-presentation
Experimental dramaturge-director John Jesurun in 1994 devised a multi-media theatre adaptation of Sophocles' Philoctetes at the behest of the iconic American avant-garde actor Ron Vawter, who at the time was dying of AIDS. Feeding on classical Greek drama and Jesurun's own trademark ‘mediaturgies’ alike, this production presented its audience with a barren and alien landscape where ...
The Wooster Group's performance of Route 1 and 9 (The Last Act) drew protests for its use of blackface, among other elements. See a photo of the performance? The Wooster Group's Route 1 and 9 (The ...
The Wooster Group from the archives - Ron Vawter, Kate Valk & Willem Dafoe in FOR THE GOOD TIMES [03.18.11] "lay your head upon my what?" In this video: Ron Vawter, Kate Valk, Willem Dafoe
Ron Vawter’s two-part solo performance was a double portrait of two complex minds and two opposing approaches to gay sexuality. Roy Cohn, written by Gary Indiana, was a fictitious adaptation of an after-dinner speech delivered by the lawyer Roy Cohn to the American Association for the President of the Family in 1976.
