Don L Delillo (13 results)

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A man sets out on an ordinary business trip to Valparaiso, Indiana. It turns out to be a mock-heroic journey toward identity and transcendence. This is Don DeLillo's second play, and it is funny, sharp, and deep-reaching. Its characters tend to have needs and desires shaped by the forces of broadcast technology. This is the way we talk to each other today. This is the way we tell each other things, in public, before listening millions, that we don't dare to say privately. Nothing is allowed to be unseen. Nothing remains unsaid. And everything melts repeatedly into something else, as if driven by the finger on the TV remote. This is also a play that makes obsessive poetry out of the language of routine airline announcements and the flow of endless information. Valparaiso has been performed by the American Repertory Theatre in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and by the Steppenwolf Theatre Company in Chicago. A man sets out on an ordinary business trip to Valparaiso, Indiana. It turns out to be a mock-heroic journey toward identity and transcendence.This is Don DeLillo's second play, and it is funny, sharp, and deep-reaching. Its characters tend to have needs and desires shaped by the forces of broadcast technology.This is the way we talk to each other today. This is the way we tell each other things, in public, before listening millions, that we don't dare to say privately.Nothing is allowed to be unseen. Nothing remains unsaid. And everything melts repeatedly into something else, as if driven by the finger on the TV remote.This is also a play that makes obsessive poetry out of the language of routine airline announcements and the flow of endless information.Valparaiso has been performed by the American Repertory Theatre in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and by the Steppenwolf Theatre Company in Chicago. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardcover. Condition: About Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good+. First Edition, First Printing. 1 volume (unpaged) : illustrations ; 34 cm. 4to. Hardcover. Glossy white paper over boards, red lettering to spine and front cover. Book Condition: About fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Mild rubbing to panels with some superficial scratches to rear panel. Portraits of all 35 members of the Steppenwolf company alongside historic production photography and reflections by Christiansen, DeLillo, Shepard, Vonnegut et al.…

Hardcover. Condition: Near fine condition. Near fine condition (DJ). First Edition. About 125 pages, unpaginated. Hardcover binding in almost new condition. Unclipped dustjacket in almost new condition; protected in archival mylar. Illustrated with numerous black & white photographs. To celebrate twenty-five years of extraordinary artistic achievement, world-famous photographer Victor Skrebneski created an intimate photographic work, featuring extraordinary portraits of Steppenwolf Theatre's thirty-three member ensemble of artists alongside historic production photography and reflections on Steppenwolf penned by well-known authors and playwrights. Text by Richard Christiansen, Don DeLillo, Sam Shepard, Kurt Vonnegut, Terry Johnson, and Charles L. Mee. The company at that time was: Joan Allen, Kevin Anderson, Randall Arney, Robert Breuler, Gary Cole, Kathryn Erbe, K. Todd Freeman, Grank Galati, Francis Guinan, Moira Harris, Glenne Headly, Tim Hopper, Tom Irwin, Terry Kinney, Tina Landau, Martha Lavey, John Maloney, John Malkovich, Mariann Mayberry, Laurie Metcalf, Amy Morton, Sally Murphy, Austin Pendleton, Jeff Perry, Martha Plimpton, Rondi Reed, Molly Regan, Eric Simonson, Gary Sinise, Louis Smith, Rick Snyder, Jim Truefrost and Alan Wilder. Stated: First edition, first printing. Size: Folio. Book.…

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Hardcover. Condition: New. HardCover Pub Date: 2012 08 Language: Chinese in Publisher: Zhejiang Publishing United Group. Zhejiang Literature and Art Publishing House classic impression novel name workshop (Set of 5) Glory and her body understand the. black album . players . 1984 5. Glory Nabokov's novel is not much. but the Ministry of exquisite - just as he loves those rare butterflies. Those butterflies strange and beautiful. light and mysterious - these adjectives also apply to his novels. If Lolita like a pink. as .…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A man sets out on an ordinary business trip to Valparaiso, Indiana. It turns out to be a mock-heroic journey toward identity and transcendence. This is Don DeLillo's second play, and it is funny, sharp, and deep-reaching. Its characters tend to have needs and desires shaped by the forces of broadcast technology. This is the way we talk to each other today. This is the way we tell each other things, in public, before listening millions, that we don't dare to say privately. Nothing is allowed to be unseen. Nothing remains unsaid. And everything melts repeatedly into something else, as if driven by the finger on the TV remote. This is also a play that makes obsessive poetry out of the language of routine airline announcements and the flow of endless information. Valparaiso has been performed by the American Repertory Theatre in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and by the Steppenwolf Theatre Company in Chicago. A man sets out on an ordinary business trip to Valparaiso, Indiana. It turns out to be a mock-heroic journey toward identity and transcendence.This is Don DeLillo's second play, and it is funny, sharp, and deep-reaching. Its characters tend to have needs and desires shaped by the forces of broadcast technology.This is the way we talk to each other today. This is the way we tell each other things, in public, before listening millions, that we don't dare to say privately.Nothing is allowed to be unseen. Nothing remains unsaid. And everything melts repeatedly into something else, as if driven by the finger on the TV remote.This is also a play that makes obsessive poetry out of the language of routine airline announcements and the flow of endless information.Valparaiso has been performed by the American Repertory Theatre in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and by the Steppenwolf Theatre Company in Chicago. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…