James Peck is Professor of Theatre at Muhlenberg College, USA. He is the co-editor of Performing Magic on the Western Stage (2008) and has published in many academic journals, including Theatre Journal, Theatre Topics, Theatre Survey, and TDR. He serves on the editorial board of Theatre Topics and on the senior advisory board to the peer reviewed section of the SDC Journal.

This resource provides a valuable in-depth look into the development of a stage directors’ work and how their efforts affected the development of the performative arts.

• List of FiguresSeries Introduction, James Peck (Muhlenberg College, USA)AcknowledgementsIntroduction. Jesusa Rodríguez, Peter Sellars, Reza Abdoh, James Peck (Muhlenberg College, USA)Jesusa Rodríguez1. From El Hábito to Resistencia Creativa: Reimagining Mexico through Jesusa Rodríguez’s Artivism, Leticia Robles-Moreno (Muhlenberg College, USA)2. Directing the Public: On Jesusa Rodríguez’s Lesbian Feminist Interventions, Iván A. Ramos (University of Maryland, USA)Peter Sellars3. Peter Sellars: Politics and Spirituality in Opera, James Peck (Muhlenberg College, USA)4. Peter Sellars’ Work in Theatre Directing, Peter Lichtenfels (University of California Davis, USA)Reza Abdoh5. Hypervalent Elegies: Death and Loss in the Late Works of Reza Abdoh, Daniel Mufson (Author, Germany)6. Tough Love: Offstage and Affect in the Late Plays of Reza Abdoh, Guy Zimmerman (Padua Playwrights, USA)Notes on ContributorsIndex

James Peck is Professor of Theatre at Muhlenberg College, USA. He is the co-editor of Performing Magic on the Western Stage (2008) and has published in many academic journals, including Theatre Journal, Theatre Topics, Theatre Survey, and TDR. He serves on the editorial board of Theatre Topics and on the senior advisory board to the peer reviewed section of the SDC Journal.

This resource provides a valuable in-depth look into the development of a stage directors’ work and how their efforts affected the development of the performative arts.

• List of FiguresSeries Introduction, James Peck (Muhlenberg College, USA)AcknowledgementsIntroduction. Jesusa Rodríguez, Peter Sellars, Reza Abdoh, James Peck (Muhlenberg College, USA)Jesusa Rodríguez1. From El Hábito to Resistencia Creativa: Reimagining Mexico through Jesusa Rodríguez’s Artivism, Leticia Robles-Moreno (Muhlenberg College, USA)2. Directing the Public: On Jesusa Rodríguez’s Lesbian Feminist Interventions, Iván A. Ramos (University of Maryland, USA)Peter Sellars3. Peter Sellars: Politics and Spirituality in Opera, James Peck (Muhlenberg College, USA)4. Peter Sellars’ Work in Theatre Directing, Peter Lichtenfels (University of California Davis, USA)Reza Abdoh5. Hypervalent Elegies: Death and Loss in the Late Works of Reza Abdoh, Daniel Mufson (Author, Germany)6. Tough Love: Offstage and Affect in the Late Plays of Reza Abdoh, Guy Zimmerman (Padua Playwrights, USA)Notes on ContributorsIndex

James Peck is Professor of Theatre at Muhlenberg College, USA. He is the co-editor of Performing Magic on the Western Stage (2008) and has published in many academic journals, including Theatre Journal, Theatre Topics, Theatre Survey, and TDR. He serves on the editorial board of Theatre Topics and on the senior advisory board to the peer reviewed section of the SDC Journal.

This resource provides a valuable in-depth look into the development of a stage directors’ work and how their efforts affected the development of the performative arts.

• List of FiguresSeries Introduction, James Peck (Muhlenberg College, USA)AcknowledgementsIntroduction. Jesusa Rodríguez, Peter Sellars, Reza Abdoh, James Peck (Muhlenberg College, USA)Jesusa Rodríguez1. From El Hábito to Resistencia Creativa: Reimagining Mexico through Jesusa Rodríguez’s Artivism, Leticia Robles-Moreno (Muhlenberg College, USA)2. Directing the Public: On Jesusa Rodríguez’s Lesbian Feminist Interventions, Iván A. Ramos (University of Maryland, USA)Peter Sellars3. Peter Sellars: Politics and Spirituality in Opera, James Peck (Muhlenberg College, USA)4. Peter Sellars’ Work in Theatre Directing, Peter Lichtenfels (University of California Davis, USA)Reza Abdoh5. Hypervalent Elegies: Death and Loss in the Late Works of Reza Abdoh, Daniel Mufson (Author, Germany)6. Tough Love: Offstage and Affect in the Late Plays of Reza Abdoh, Guy Zimmerman (Padua Playwrights, USA)Notes on ContributorsIndex