20 Ground-Breaking Directors of Eastern Europe: 30 Years After the Fall of the Iron Curtain

1.Grzegorz Bral: Cosmopolitan Experiments in Theatre 2.My Name Is Gianina Cărbunariu: I'm a Lioness 3.Oliver Frljic or the Theatre of Provocation 4.Alvis Hermanis: "To Be Everything and Nothing at All" 5.Grzegorz Jarzyna's Theatre of Post-Dramatic Joy and Recognition 6.Jan Klata: The Social-Identity DJ of the Polish Theatre 7."What Is Hecuba to Him or He to Hecuba?" or the Theatre of Oskaras Korsunovas 8.Jernej Lorenci: "People Are the Key" 9.Krystian Lupa: The Maestro They Criticise Love 10.Dark Visions of Jan Mikul嫳ek 11.Alexander Morfov, the Game-Changer and His Collective Theatre 12.Eimuntas Nekrosius: The Poetics of Paradise and Hell 13.B幨a Pint廨 and His Postmodern National Theatre 14.Silviu Purcărete: The Master of Rich Theatre 15.From the Theatron to the Agora: Changing Concepts of Theatricality in Schilling 臆p墂's Oeuvre 16.Andrei Șerban: The Search for 'New Forms' 17.Beauty by Instinct or Daniel Spinar's Theatre of Style 18.Wlodzimierz Staniewski: (Re-)Constructing Traditions and Archetypes 19.Rimas Tuminas: A Poetic View of Theatre 20.Krzysztof Warlikowski: A Beautiful Shock Therapy 21.An Attempt at Drawing an Artistic Family Tree 22.The Stakes Today