Another essay from Phillip Auslander pertaining to The Wooster Group. This one deals with the political aspect of their work in relation to how postmodern theatre can be political. I found the stuff about the problems of presence in political theatre interesting, and the descriptions of their decontstructive devices may proove usefull in my case study.

(am also having this little idea about a news reader who does the inverted comma thing with his fingers on every second word)

I have to now order that other wooster group book from the library. And does anyone know if you can get videos of Wooster Group work?

BTW, another Elizabeth LeCompte article at http://www.donshewey.com/theater_articles/wooster_route1&9.html