Elaine Aston is Professor of Contemporary Performance at Lancaster University. Elin Diamond is Professor of English and Comparative Literature at Rutgers University.

'This is a much-needed and long-awaited addition to the Cambridge Companion series … The volume has been conceptualized and shaped with great care, so it will be of use to a broad range of readers and researchers … The editors have successfully composed a nonlinear, non-chronological volume in order to echo the non-linearity of so much of Churchill's work.' Maggie B. Gale, New Theatre Quarterly

• Caryl Churchill chronology; 1. Introduction: on Caryl Churchill Elaine Aston and Elin Diamond; 2. On feminist and sexual politics Janelle Reinelt; 3. On owning and owing: Caryl Churchill and the nightmare of capital Jean E. Howard; 4. On the challenge of revolution Mary Luckhurst; 5. On text and dance: new questions and new forms Libby Worth; 6. On Caryl Churchill's ecological drama: right to poison the wasps? Sheila Rabillard; 7. On performance and selfhood in Caryl Churchill R. Darren Gobert; 8. On Churchill and terror Elin Diamond; 9. On collaboration: 'not ordinary, not safe' Elaine Aston; 10. On Churchill's influences Dan Rebellato; Select bibliography: Caryl Churchill.

Elaine Aston is Professor of Contemporary Performance at Lancaster University. Elin Diamond is Professor of English and Comparative Literature at Rutgers University.

'This is a much-needed and long-awaited addition to the Cambridge Companion series … The volume has been conceptualized and shaped with great care, so it will be of use to a broad range of readers and researchers … The editors have successfully composed a nonlinear, non-chronological volume in order to echo the non-linearity of so much of Churchill's work.' Maggie B. Gale, New Theatre Quarterly

• Caryl Churchill chronology; 1. Introduction: on Caryl Churchill Elaine Aston and Elin Diamond; 2. On feminist and sexual politics Janelle Reinelt; 3. On owning and owing: Caryl Churchill and the nightmare of capital Jean E. Howard; 4. On the challenge of revolution Mary Luckhurst; 5. On text and dance: new questions and new forms Libby Worth; 6. On Caryl Churchill's ecological drama: right to poison the wasps? Sheila Rabillard; 7. On performance and selfhood in Caryl Churchill R. Darren Gobert; 8. On Churchill and terror Elin Diamond; 9. On collaboration: 'not ordinary, not safe' Elaine Aston; 10. On Churchill's influences Dan Rebellato; Select bibliography: Caryl Churchill.

Elaine Aston is Professor of Contemporary Performance at Lancaster University. Elin Diamond is Professor of English and Comparative Literature at Rutgers University.

'This is a much-needed and long-awaited addition to the Cambridge Companion series … The volume has been conceptualized and shaped with great care, so it will be of use to a broad range of readers and researchers … The editors have successfully composed a nonlinear, non-chronological volume in order to echo the non-linearity of so much of Churchill's work.' Maggie B. Gale, New Theatre Quarterly

• Caryl Churchill chronology; 1. Introduction: on Caryl Churchill Elaine Aston and Elin Diamond; 2. On feminist and sexual politics Janelle Reinelt; 3. On owning and owing: Caryl Churchill and the nightmare of capital Jean E. Howard; 4. On the challenge of revolution Mary Luckhurst; 5. On text and dance: new questions and new forms Libby Worth; 6. On Caryl Churchill's ecological drama: right to poison the wasps? Sheila Rabillard; 7. On performance and selfhood in Caryl Churchill R. Darren Gobert; 8. On Churchill and terror Elin Diamond; 9. On collaboration: 'not ordinary, not safe' Elaine Aston; 10. On Churchill's influences Dan Rebellato; Select bibliography: Caryl Churchill.