Titlebook: Howard Barker: Ecstasy and Death; An Expository Study David Ian Rabey Book 2009 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Lim

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Gifts of Loss: An Introduction to Barker’s Writing and Theatrey stylish and rigorous work as a director for his theatre company, The Wrestling School, has presented his writing in increasingly alluring and startlingly original forms, to create an aesthetic and an experience which he terms Theatre of Catastrophe. He has also emerged as a major philosophical the

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‘The ecstasy of vanishing meaning’on the role of aesthetics — specifically, the aesthetics of a practically and morally experimental theatre – in the challenging of their . (and often implicit) terms. The first 91-page Calder edition of . appeared in 1989, collecting Barker’s articles, conference papers, lectures and reflections on

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Intimacy with the Unforgivableith productions at their London Warehouse studio (., 1977; ., 1978; ., 1980); however, the RSC’s transfer of operations to the Barbican theatres was characterized by a more populist era of programming. In a near-final flourish, a 1985 RSC retrospective season, ‘Barker at the Pit’, presented the new

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Infinite Reversibilityer, reflecting the recognitions and active seizure of ‘alternatives’: even extending to the limitations of mortality, as identified in the major poem, ‘Infinite Resentment’, which imagines the mutiny of the dead, having glimpsed: ‘The infinite reversiblity of things/The seduction of opposites’. The