European playwriting and politics, 1945-89 / Dan Rebellato -- Elfriede Jelinek and Werner Schwab : heimat critique and dissections of right-wing populism and xenophobia / Karen Jürs-Munby --Weronika Szczawińska and Agnieszka Jakimiak : dramaturg as a figure of transition / Bryce Lease -- András Visky and Matéi Visniec : challenging boundaries of cultural specificity / Jozefina Komporaly -- Lars Norén and Jon Fosse : Nordic grey or theatre innovators? / Rikard Hoogland -- Martin Crimp and Simon Stephens : British playwrights as European playwrights / David Barnett -- Marius von Mayenburg and Roland Schimmelpfennig : dissecting European lives under global capitalism / Peter M. Boenisch -- Sarah Kane and Mark Ravenhill : the ‘blood and sperm’ generation / Andrew Haydon -- Vasilii Sigarev and the Presniakov Brothers : staging the new Russia / Noah Birksted-Breen -- Paweł Demirski and Dorota Masłowska : painful pasts, transformative presents / Bryce Lease -- Jordi Galceran and Juan Mayorga : unravelling the present, narrativizing the past / Maria M. Delgado -- Ivan Vyrypaev and Natalia Vorozhbyt : language, memory, and cultural mythology in Russian and Ukrainian new drama / Molly Flynn -- Enda Walsh and Martin McDonagh : reimagining Irish theatre / Patrick Lonergan -- Yasmina Reza and Florian Zeller : the art of success / Dominic Glynn -- Lena Kitsopoulou and Yannis Mavritsakis : Greek theatre at the antipodes of crisis / Elizabeth Sakellaridou -- Emma Dante and Fausto Paravidino : families, national identity, and international audiences / Margherita Laera -- Biljana Srbljanović and Ivana Sajko : voice in the place of silence / Duška Radosavljević -- debbie tucker green and Alice Birch : ‘angry feminists’ on the European stage / Marissia Fragkou -- Peter Handke : inhabiting the world together / Hans-Thies Lehmann -- Jonas Hassen Khemiri : writing out of the binary / Bryce Lease -- Marie NDiaye: eliding capture / Kélina Gotman.

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