Tickets are on sale for both Robert Shaw’s Three Women by Sylvia Plath and Wish I Had a Sylvia Plath by Edward Anthony performed by Elisabeth Grey.
Both shows are on at 59E59 Theaters at 59 East 59th Street, New York, New York 10022.
Both shows are on from 5-31 October (see links above for performance times and ticket prices).
Obviously the day to go would be Wednesday, 27 October.
I’ve got mine; have you yours?
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Publications & Acknowledgements
- BBC Four.A Poet's Guide to Britain: Sylvia Plath. London: BBC Four, 2009. (Acknowledged in)
- Biography: Sylvia Plath. New York: A & E Television Networks, 2005. (Photographs used)
- Connell, Elaine. Sylvia Plath: Killing the angel in the house. 2d ed. Hebden Bridge: Pennine Pens, 1998. (Acknowledged in)
- Crowther, Gail and Peter K. Steinberg. "These Ghostly Archives." Plath Profiles 2. Summer 2009: 183-208.
- Crowther, Gail and Peter K. Steinberg. "These Ghostly Archives, Redux." Plath Profiles 3. Summer 2010: 232-246.
- Crowther, Gail and Peter K. Steinberg. "These Ghostly Archives 3." Plath Profiles 4. Summer 2011: 119-138.
- Crowther, Gail and Peter K. Steinberg. "These Ghostly Archives 4: Looking for New England." Plath Profiles 5. Summer 2012: 11-56.
- Crowther, Gail and Peter K. Steinberg. "These Ghostly Archives 5: Reanimating the Past." Plath Profiles 6. Summer 2013: 27-62.
- Death Be Not Proud: The Graves of Poets. New York: Poets.org. (Photographs used)
- Doel, Irralie, Lena Friesen and Peter K. Steinberg. "An Unacknowledged Publication by Sylvia Plath." Notes & Queries 56:3. September 2009: 428-430.
- Elements of Literature, Third Course. Austin, Tex. : Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 2009. (Photograph used)
- Helle, Anita. "Lessons from the Archive: Sylvia Plath and the Politics of Memory". Feminist Studies 31:3. Fall 2005: 631-652.. (Acknowledged in)
- Helle, Anita Plath. The Unraveling Archive: Essays on Sylvia Plath. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, 2007. (Photographs used, acknowledged in)
- Holden, Constance. "Sad Poets' Society." Science Magazine. 27 July 2008. (Photograph used)
- Making Trouble: Three Generations of Funny Jewish Women, Motion Picture. Directed by Rachel Talbot. Brookline (Mass.): Jewish Women's Archive, 2007. (Photograph used)
- Plath, Sylvia, and Karen V. Kukil. 2000. The Unabridged Journals of Sylvia Plath, 1950-1962. New York: Anchor Books. (Acknowledged in)
- Gill, Jo. "Sylvia Plath in the South West." University of Exeter Centre for South West Writing, 2008. (Photograph used)
- Reiff, Raychel Haugrud. Sylvia Plath: The Bell Jar and Poems (Writers and Their Works). Marshall Cavendish Children's Books, 2008.. (Images provided)
- Plath, Sylvia. Glassklokken. Oslo: De norske Bokklubbene, 2004. (Photograph used on cover)
- Steinberg, Peter K. Sylvia Plath (Great Writers). Philadelphia: Chelsea House Publishers, 2004.
- Steinberg, Peter K. "'I Should Be Loving This': Sylvia Plath's 'The Perfect Place' and The Bell Jar." Plath Profiles 1. Summer 2008: 253-262.
- Steinberg, Peter K. "'They Had to Call and Call': The Search for Sylvia Plath." Plath Profiles 3. Summer 2010: 106-132.
- Steinberg, Peter K. "Sylvia Plath." The Spoken Word: Sylvia Plath. London: British Library, 2010.
- Steinberg, Peter K. "This is a Celebration: A Festschrift for The Unabridged Journals of Sylvia Plath." Plath Profiles 3 Supplement. Fall 2010: 3-14.
- Steinberg, Peter K. "Proof of Plath." Fine Books & Collections 9:2. Spring 2011: 11-12.
- Steinberg, Peter K. "A Perfectly Beautiful Time: Sylvia Plath at Camp Helen Storrow." Plath Profiles 4. Summer 2011: 149-166.
- Steinberg, Peter K. "Textual Variations in The Bell Jar Publications." Plath Profiles 5. Summer 2012.
Interviews
- "Banking on his passion for Plath" by Melissa Davis Haller. UMW Today. Spring 2005.
- "Sylvia Plath's Three Women to be staged in London" by Alison Flood. The Guardian. 3 December 2008.
- "FBI files on Sylvia Plath's father shed new light on poet" by Dalya Alberge. The Guardian. 17 August 2012.
- "There Are Almost No Obituaries for Sylvia Plath" by Ashley Fetters. The Atlantic. 11 February 2013.
8 comments:
WISH! I'll be there in spirit.
Ooooh! If only I would live on the same continet, I would go immediately!!!
Meanwhile, I'm raging when I read stuff like this... http://dawmineek.tumblr.com/post/968020146/did-you-know-that-sylvia-plath-reportedly-didnt-even
Anna,
Egad! That's atrocious. Just another example of lazy researching (we could call the person to start that rumour Lazy Lazarus!). What's a shame is that the bad information is viral and will spread.
pks
Julia!
I'm going to see "Three Women" twice I think, so look for a review here! Well, not here in this comment thread, but on the blog.
pks
Seriously, I reckon we might promote your newly-coined, Plath-originated phrase Lazy Lazarus as an idiom in everyday speech, thus enriching the English language. I will anyway!
My friend Laura (occasional reader here) is consulting a director and cast in Oregon on a production of Three Women, as we speak. Maybe she can guest-blog or comment here on it sometime.
If only all these shows weren't in the middle of a busy teaching semester! I would be making some trips...
LADY LAZARUS RULEZ!!! :)
This post made me soooo upset! And I HAD to let it out and yell a little... thank God for my tiny blog there http://lovingsylvia.tumblr.com/ and over 100 followers... maybe it was any good and people will forget this horrible statement! ;)
I will have to be back on 3 Oct. from NY. trying to extend my stay if i could get the first night
Julia, I hope your friend in Oregon realises that the USA stage rights rights for Three Women are not available at the moment. This is for a very good reason. I'm very much afraid that I've got them. Best regards, Robert Shaw
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