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Judith Malina's never-before-published diaries describing a period of profound personal and professional transformation
The years 1969 to 1971 saw The Living Theatre's greatest rupture, reckoning with its desire to leave its defining productions from the 1960s behind and move forward with new artistic works and practices. In these previously unpublished diaries, Judith Malina recounts these pivotal years, describing her transformative time in Brazil, including her experiences of daily life in jail while awaiting trial with her company members. This meticulously edited volume includes Kate Bredeson's introduction, examining Malina's life and work in this period, as well as additional historical context and never-before-published photographs. Living Theatre member Ilion Troya offers a foreword that provides new context for understanding the volume's historical significance.
The Diaries of Judith Malina is a four-volume set that publishes for the first time together the edited diaries of radical theater director, actor, and activist Judith Malina from 1947 to 1971, the most influential period of her remarkable and storied career. A committed anarchist and pacifist, Malina made theater as a way to engage in revolutionary action. Her diaries showcase her political and social observations, cultural commentary, self-reflection, and wit. This expertly prepared set invites us to recognize Malina for her accomplishments not only as an artist and an activist but as one of the great literary diarists.
Contents
Foreword Ilion Troya Introduction Kate Bredeson
Chronology of Judith Malina and The Living Theatre, April 1969-September 1971 Kate Bredeson
The Diaries of Judith Malina, 1969-1971
1969
1970
1971
Chronology of Judith Malina and The Living Theatre, September 1971-April 2015
Acknowledgments Kate Bredeson Index
Images follow page XXXX
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