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Volume 23 • Issue 3 • 2005
Articles
The performance of Comedy in East and West: cultural boundaries and the Art of Cunning
Mieke Kolk
2005-08-25 Volume 23 • Issue 3 • 2005 • 151-162
Comedy in the arabic cultural system: A Preliminary Critique
Said Naji
2005-08-25 Volume 23 • Issue 3 • 2005 • 163-165
Laughing matters revisited: The universality and Relativity of Comicality
Karel Boullart
2005-08-25 Volume 23 • Issue 3 • 2005 • 181-194
Comedy Between performativity and Polyphony: the politics of Non-Serious Language
Michiel Leezenberg
2005-08-25 Volume 23 • Issue 3 • 2005 • 195-209
Lies, illusions and authority: the thousand and one nights and arabic comic theatre
Richard Van Leeuwen
2005-08-25 Volume 23 • Issue 3 • 2005
The contribution of Yusuf Idris to Egyptian and World Comedy
Marvin Carlson
2005-08-25 Volume 23 • Issue 3 • 2005 • 225-230
The grotesque in Twafiq Al-Hakim’s The Sultan’s Dilemma
Hassan Mniai
2005-08-25 Volume 23 • Issue 3 • 2005 • 231-234
Performing Aristophanes' Lysistrata on the Arabic Stage
Marian Kotzamani
2005-08-25 Volume 23 • Issue 3 • 2005 • 235-243
Between Tragedy and Farce: Retelling the Story of two Develish Sisters
Eman Karmoety
2005-08-25 Volume 23 • Issue 3 • 2005 • 244-254
Topographies of Desire. Recent Egyptian Drama and the Strategies of the Absurd.
Mieke Kolk
2005-08-25 Volume 23 • Issue 3 • 2005 • 253-261
Performing Comicality in Moroccan Theatre: The Postcolonial condition of hybridity and the third space
Khalid Amine
2005-08-25 Volume 23 • Issue 3 • 2005 • 262-274
Performing Siyah Bazi / Playing the Black: Satire and Social Relief in Historical Iran
Farah Yeganeh Tabrizi and Mehrdad Rayani
2005-08-25 Volume 23 • Issue 3 • 2005 • 275-284
The genesis of comedy and the comic conditions in Sudanese Theatre: A short History
Shams El Din Younis
2005-08-25 Volume 23 • Issue 3 • 2005 • 285-290
Traditional Western Interpretations of the Comic Hero vs. the Lacanian Challenge. The Case of Amphithruo
Freddy Decreus
2005-08-25 Volume 23 • Issue 3 • 2005 • 291-305
The comic in the Tragic: Parody and Critique in Modern Productions of Euripides’ Hecuba
Loma Hardwick
2005-08-25 Volume 23 • Issue 3 • 2005 • 306-315