Bertolt Brecht Et Al (27 results)

Condition: Good. - Octavo, softcover bound in printed gray & cream wrappers. The binding is darkened & lightly bumped & soiled. 138 pages. Illustrated with a black-and-white portrait frontispiece. The contents are very good. Good. This issue on Brecht includes an English version by W. H Auden and Chester Kallman of "The Seven Deadly Sins of the Lower Middle Class".…

Condition: Very good. - Small quarto [9-1/2 inches high by 7 inches wide], softcover bound in pictorial white wraps. The wraps are bumped & lightly rubbed & soiled with some light creases to the front wrap. 96 pages. Black-and-white illustrations. The top page corners are lightly creased. Ex-library with a library stamp at the top of the front wrap. Very good. Among the contents of this issue are "The Sexuality of Pantomime", an article analyzing the sexual ambiguity of the nineteenth century principal boy, by David Mayer; two articles on the Berliner Ensemble; Clive Swift on radio acting; Richard Gilman on critical response to Mike Nichols' production of "Uncle Vanya"; and a casebook study of mounting a production of Genet's "The Screens" in experimental studio conditions by director Walter Donohue.…

Wraps. Condition: Good. Printed wraps. Single issue of this little magazine devoted to new literature, criticism and poetry. This issue with a look at Brueghel by Bertolt Brecht, as well as work by Italo Calvino, Howard Nemerov and others. GOOD condition. Moderate uneven toning, minor soiling and edgewear.…

Wraps. Condition: Good. Black wraps, with a tall rectangular photo of a US soldier. 72 pp. With a few illustrations. The first issue of this literary, 'little' magazine, featuring 'Criticism West of Suez,' by John Berger; 'The Anachronistic Procession of Freedom and Democray,' by Bertolt Brecht; 'The Negroes Sing,' a poem by Andrei Voznesensky; 'The Propertyless Workingmen's Association,' a political essay by Franz Kafka; and a poem 'The Young Mod,' by Gerard Malanga, among work by other authors. This first issue reflects a slightly subversive, experimental tone in writing and subject matter, with pieces reflecting on left wing politics, as well as (indirectly) the Civil Rights movement. GOOD+ condition. Uneven fading, minor scufffing and soiling to the covers. Some scuffing and curling along the extremities, with a bump to the lower front cover. Interior clean and solid. …

Magazine. 40p. includes covers, 8.25x10.5 inches, texts in French, illustrated with production stills and photos of Hitler, Mussolini and Nazis from WWII, performance dates, etc., very good theatre magazine in stapled pictorial wraps with very expressive Adolph photo on cover. TNP was founded in Paris in 1920 by Firmin Gémier as a theatre for the masses. This issue focuses on the Brecht play which was being performed that year and invites comparisons to the Fascists of WWII. Also coverage of the music programs that season with an article on Pia Colombo performing Brecht-Weill tunes. One holding located in OCLC as of 8/2022.…

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. None. First Edition. A clean, unmarked and unclipped copy with a tiny spine corner nick in a Brodart jacket cover.

Paperback. pp263-383, essays, reviews, poetry, fiction, art, lightly worn & toned else good paperback literary arts journal in wraps. Dorantes on recent Mexican painting. Thompson on Brecht. The World of Henry Miller by Muller.

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Near Fine. Near Fine paperback in a Near Fine dust jacket. Overall a bright and attractive copy. Former owner's stamp to the first page and a P.S.1/MOMA sticker to the rear of the dust jacket, otherwise no signs of wear or aging. Illustrated. No markings to the text. 160 pp. …

Hardcover. Condition: Fair. First Edition, 1 of 4000 Copies. [COMMUNISM]. Ed. Adolfo Sanchez Vazquez. Contributors: Bertolt Brecht, Vladimir Mayakovsky, V. I. Lenin, Georg Lukacs, Leon Trotsky, Fidel Castro, et al. "Estetica y Marxismo Tomos I y II [Spanish]." CDMX: Ediciones ERA. Printed in Mexico, 1970. First Spanish edition. 1 of 4,000 copies. Spanish language. Both volumes I and II. Hardcovers with black pebbled boards with gilt-titling. Edited collection of articles on the interrelationship of Marxism, aesthetics, and culture, in four main sections in the second volume: Realismo y Arte Moderno, Arte y Capitalismo, Arte y Socialismo, and Arte y Politica. With index, contributor biographies, and introduction. 8vo. 7 3/4 x 6 inches. 24 oz. Volume I is 420 pp., Volume II is 528 pp. Jacket present only in remnants. Spine starting at top and bottom of second volume and missing on first volume. Binding on first volume somewhat loose. Rubbing on boards. Toned. Text clean, intact. Fair. No ISBN. OCLC: 40810823. "This anthology includes texts that extend the debate on aesthetic problems in close and logical relation with the fundamental ideas of Marx and Engels, and texts derived from an aesthetic approach that has roots in such ideas.". …

42p., 8.25x11.75 inches, text in German, photos, biography, songbook in worn pictorial stapled wraps. Some light notes in the hand of R.G. Davis. Gisel May was a major figure in German Theater and song in the 1950s through 1980s. She performed with the Berliner Ensemble essaying the roles of Mrs. Peachum, Mother Courage, and Mrs. Kopecka. This copy came from the library of R.G. Davis. …

Wraps. Condition: Good. Illustrated wraps. 86 pp. Illustrations throughout. First issue of this little magazine style work published by the Students for a Democratic Society (SDS). It was created to serve as a voice for the SDS, embracing art, poetry and creativity as a way to protest social issues, the Vietnam War, etc. This debut with work by Clarence Major, Marge Piercy, Pablo Neruda, Che Guevara, Bertolt Brecht and many others. GOOD condition. Moderate to heavy uneven toning to the covers. Some soiling and minor scattered staining. Interior text block toned. …

1.-35.Tsd., 351 S., orig.Leinen mit Schutzumschlag ; mit biographischen Texten und Zeugnissen S. 321-351 ; guter Zustand, Schutzumschlag etwas beschädigt .

Stapled Wraps. Volume 4, Number 3. pp. 23, [1]. 12mo., measuring 6" x 8.5". Beautifully illustrated, twice-stapled card covers. Many black-and-white advertisements by sponsoring local business, merchants, and firms. Includes a short biography of prominent stage director John Hirsch accompanied with his black-and-white portrait, complete listing of the names and short biographies of the more notable members of the cast accompanied with their portraits, list of production staff, and a complete list of all the Executive of the Manitoba Theatre Centre, their prominent members, and patrons. No detectable flaws; well-preserved, with contents remaining bright, clean, and unmarked; very good. Unrecorded in OCLC. Not found amongst the holdings at the UoM, UoA, et al. Scarce.…

Various pagination, 5.5x8.25 inches, essays, critiques, all five issues of the short-lived journal, very good condition in lightly-worn original stapled wraps. Writings by CP theorists like Victor Perlo and an article by Antonio Gramsci on anti-Semitism are supplemented with work by cultural figures, such as Dalton Trumbo with "Some seasonal advice," plus much more.…

Newspaper. 40p., un-folded tabloid underground newspaper, articles, news, opinion, interviews, reviews, San Francisco edition, small staining & some smudging of cover and rear wrap, toning on cover wrap slightly heavier on bottom eighth of cover wrap, worn and toned on newsprint, else in good condition. Articles on Critique of Ernest Mandel, Israel in Africa, Inflation and the working class, "Empire in Crisis, and a lot more.…

Newspaper. 48p., tabloid underground newspaper, articles, news, opinion, interviews, reviews, San Francisco edition, some smudging of cover and rear wrap, worn and toned on newsprint, else in good condition. Articles on SF State,"Back to Skool Week" (characterized Nazy soldier on front cover wrap), giant two page/center fold poster of a rendering of S. I. Hayakawa, SF State news, Czechoslovakia, military organizing, and a lot more. …

First edition. Attractive periodical, letterpress printed. (There seems to have been one issue.) One thousand copies. Poetry by Russell Thomas, Roberto Retamar, and others; translations of Brecht; reproductions of work by Barry Schactman, Stephen Rosenthal, and Arnold Bittleman. Light wear to the stiff printed paper covers, the fragile tissue covers toned and split along the spine area.…

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. First Edition; First Printing. Very Good paperback about 81/4 x 10 1/2 inches with some handling smudges to the covers. 304 pages, unmarked; UO15 SHLF; 304 pages.

Pamphlet. [24p] 6.5x8.5 inches, name Sukhov in ink else very good poetry & literary journal, mimeographed booklet in stapled silkscreened pictorial cream wraps. Scarce poetry journal/Little Magazine founded by Rosemary Deval, Stuart Mills and later Simon Cutts. The three began publishing out of the Trent Book Shop in Nottingham in 1962. Eleven issues of Tarasque were published between 1965 and 1971 (nos. 1?11/12).…

Condition: Good. pp. 90-199, original printed paper wrappers with later tape rebacking; fore edge of front cover chipped, spine worn, else good. - If you are reading this, this item is actually (physically) in our stock and ready for shipment once ordered. We are not bookjackers. Buyer is responsible for any additional duties, taxes, or fees required by recipient's country.…

Condition: Ottimo (Fine). 971 Bertolt Brecht . [et al.] ; a cura del Berliner Ensemble, Helene Weigel Brecht, Bertolt. , Weigel, Helene. , Berliner Ensemble. Theaterarbeit : fare teatro. Milano il Saggiatore di Alberto Mondadori, 1969. , Alberto Mondadori 1969 italiano, in ottavo 455 23210971TITOLOTheaterarbeit : fare teatro : sei allestimenti del Berliner Ensemble / redazione di Bertolt Brecht . [et al.] ; a cura del Berliner Ensemble, Helene WeigelPUBBLICAZIONEMilano : il Saggiatore di Alberto Mondadori, 1969DESCRIZIONE FISICA455 p., [6] c. di tav. color. : ill. ; 27 cmNOTE GENERALITrad. di Bruna Bianchi e Roberto FertonaniContiene anche partiture musicalicartonato con sovracc. Molto buono, normali segni del tempo a carte e sovracc. Book.…

Magazine. Eight issues, various pagination, 6x9 inches, poetry, plays, critiques, essays, fiction, lightly worn journals in stapled wraps. Issues included are: Summer 1947, Spring 1948, Autumn 1950, Spring 1953, Summer 1955, Spring 1956, Summer 1958, & Spring 1959.

Condition: Very good. ISSUE CONTAINING A POEM BY AFRICAN AMERICAN POET HERCULES ARMSTRONG - Quarto [approximately 11-3/4 inches high by 8-3/4 inches wide], softcover bound in pictorial red-and-white wrappers. The binding is lightly rubbed with some minor soiling. The corners of the front wrap are slightly bumped & there is a light paper-clip mark to the bottom edge of the rear wrap. 34 pages. Black-and-white illustrations. The bottom page corners are lightly bumped. Very good. There are two items of special literary interest in this issue. On pages 26-27 is a one-and-a half page poem, "O! Soviet Land!" by little-known African American poet D. Hercules Armstrong. Genevieve Taggard writes a note on Armstrong below the poem. He was born in Georgia in 1919. He was attracted to poetry by the writing of Langston Hughes and Countee Cullen and had poems published in a several magazines. Pursuing his interest in writing for choral groups, he wrote "O! Soviet Land!" for a group of young people who rehearsed the chant and provided feedback. He felt that the writing benefited from its preparation for group production.On page 27 is an unusual translation by Roy Temple House of Bertolt Brecht's poem "The Soldier's Wife" ["Ballad of the Soldier's Wife"].…

Paperback. Condition: New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title.

Original-kartoniert. Condition: Sehr gut. gr8 Original-kartoniert de Medien leichter Knick im Rücken; 544 pp.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Second edition in price-clipped jacket. Red lettering on spine very slightly faded, fore-edge foxed. Still a handsome copy.

First Edition. Quarto (35.5cm); white and yellow mimeographed sheets, printed on rectos only and side-stapled into illustrated covers by Georg Büchner; 45 leaves; illus. Light wear and handling to wrapper extremities, showing a few faint creases and tiny tears; clean throughout; Very Good+. First (and only) issue of this mimeographed journal devoted to avant-garde theatre and poetry. The brainchild of Jerry Benjamin's budding (and short-lived) New/Kinda Theatre Company in New York, a group planning productions of Ginsberg's "Kaddish," "The Rubberheart Soup Opera" by Andy Warhol, and Frank O'Hara's "The General Returns from One Place to Another." Printed alternately at Ed Sanders's Peace Eye Bookshop and the Greenwich Village Folklore Center, the publication contains "Liner Notes from Howl and Other Poems," "On the Everyday Theatre" by Bertolt Brecht, and contributions by Alan Soloman, Gerard Malanga, Diane Di Prima, James Waring, and Burgess Meredith, et al. Scarce; OCLC notes 10 holdings. Morgan C233.…