Plays by Slavmir Mrozek?

[Joe Berner]

Is anyone familiar with the plays of Slavmir Mrozek? I've read Out at Sea
and I have heard of the Martrydom of Peter O'Hay. Does anyone know any of
his other plays and a good source to obtain copies of the scripts? Any
information on him is appreciated. Thanks!

Post or e-mail.

Joey Berner

[Terry Privet]

Tango is probably the most famous. It's been published in English but I
don't have the info handy.

[Steven M. Alper]

In article <4qpk14$m...@news.blkbox.com>, jo...@blkbox.com (Joe Berner) wrote:

>Is anyone familiar with the plays of Slavmir Mrozek? I've read Out at Sea
>and I have heard of the Martrydom of Peter O'Hay. Does anyone know any of
>his other plays and a good source to obtain copies of the scripts? Any
>information on him is appreciated. Thanks!
>
>Post or e-mail.
>
>Joey Berner

I no longer have a copy of the script, so I can't help with the source,
but a few years ago I did incidental music for a production of a play of
his entitled VATZLAV.

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--Steven M. Alper
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[Colin Viebrock]

>>Is anyone familiar with the plays of Slavmir Mrozek? I've read Out at Sea
>>and I have heard of the Martrydom of Peter O'Hay. Does anyone know any of
>>his other plays and a good source to obtain copies of the scripts? Any
>>information on him is appreciated. Thanks!

I also have a copy of the book "6 Plays by S.M.", and went through a great
deal of trouble to find it and then buy it. I did a production of "Out at
Sea" and "The Party" a few years ago, and discovered that both of these plays
(infact, the "6 Plays" book) are out of print. I had to call Mr. Mrozek's
agent in Switzerland to get permission to photocopy the script from my book to
use during rehearsals (performance permission was still through Samuel
French).

Anyway, I know that my public library has a few books of plays by him
(including "Striptease" and "Vatslav"). I also know that my old university
library had copies, and some in the original Polish too. If there is anything
I can do to help someone get a copy of a script, let me know.

P.S. Check out my web page at: www.inforamp.net/~cmv/scp
The sections on the Mrozek plays are a bit under-construction, but at
least there are some pretty poster designs!

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[Laurence Ballard]

Joe Berner wrote:
>
> Is anyone familiar with the plays of Slavmir Mrozek? I've read Out at Sea
> and I have heard of the Martrydom of Peter O'Hay. Does anyone know any of
> his other plays and a good source to obtain copies of the scripts? Any
> information on him is appreciated. Thanks!
>

> Post or e-mail.
>
> Joey Berner

Grove Press has an "Evergreen Original" edition titled,"Six
Plays by Slawomir Mrozek"

The collection includes: "The Martyrdom of Peter Ohey"
"Enchanted Night" "The Police" "Out at Sea" "Charlie" and
"The Party"

P.S. Be certain to correctly spell Mr. Mrozek's first and
last name (and the play titles) when conducting a search...

Laurence Ballard

[Ross D. Willits]

About five years ago, Mrozek was in Minneapolis on a fellowship at the
Playwrights' Center, and I had the marvelous opportunity to work with
him for the two weeks he was here.

We did workshops of two plays that had been recently translated, but not
published yet in English: The Ambassador, and A Summer's Day.

The former is about an East European bureaucrat who suddenly is left
without meaning in his life when his government disappears. Believe it
or not, this was written in the early 80's, a decade before many such
people were faced with that eventuality.

Mrozek was quite ill at the time he was in town. His visit had been
postponed a number of times because of heart trouble. I do not know if
he is still living. If so, he lives on an estate outside of Mexico City.
--
Ross D. Willits, PhD
[this space available]
will...@tc.umn.edu

[Robert Clausen]

I directed "Tango" in a former life...must have a script somewhere, all
depends on how important and how deep I have to dig.

[JASE]

I am looking for an adaption of Lord of the Flies by William Golding.
Does anyone know if one exists?
Thanks.

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[ham...@interport.net]

In bookstores in New York I have seen paperback copies of a new stage
version put out by the British publisher Faber & Faber. Sorry that I cant
remember the author of the script.

In article <Pine.GSO.3.94.960816144903.22555A-100000@ursa>, JASE

[mewlana...@gmail.com]

Pada Selasa, 25 Juni 1996 14.00.00 UTC+7, Joe Berner menulis:

> Is anyone familiar with the plays of Slavmir Mrozek? I've read Out at Sea
> and I have heard of the Martrydom of Peter O'Hay. Does anyone know any of
> his other plays and a good source to obtain copies of the scripts? Any
> information on him is appreciated. Thanks!
>
> Post or e-mail.
>
> Joey Berner

sir. my name is maulana. i'm from indonesia. and now me and my friend here want to play the "ot at sea/ at sea" by slavmir Mrozek. But we dont have the english script yet. can you help us to share your script for us here? please. thanks before

[pfo...@yahoo.com]

On Tuesday, June 25, 1996 at 3:00:00 AM UTC-4, Joe Berner wrote:
> Is anyone familiar with the plays of Slavmir Mrozek? I've read Out at Sea
> and I have heard of the Martrydom of Peter O'Hay. Does anyone know any of
> his other plays and a good source to obtain copies of the scripts? Any
> information on him is appreciated. Thanks!
>
> Post or e-mail.
>
> Joey Berner

Mrozek's earliest international success was TANGO, in the 60's, when Poland was under communist suppression, and he was a daring voice. Evergreen published alot of these 60's plays, and are probably still around in used-book sources, although probably no longer in most libraries. VATZLAV, another early one, is also excellent. Hard to appreciate how important a rebel theatre force he was in his time. And another indication of how theatre is often at the forefront against dictatorships and suppression.
Ernie Joselovitz

[kaamil...@gmail.com]

On Tuesday, June 25, 1996 at 3:00:00 PM UTC+8, Joe Berner wrote:
> Is anyone familiar with the plays of Slavmir Mrozek? I've read Out at Sea
> and I have heard of the Martrydom of Peter O'Hay. Does anyone know any of
> his other plays and a good source to obtain copies of the scripts? Any
> information on him is appreciated. Thanks!
>
> Post or e-mail.
>
> Joey Berner

I need the script of out at sea for my thesis, but i can't found it in the internet. Somene can tell me, where i can get it?

[Dariusz Laskowski]

On Fri, 14 Dec 2018 20:11:01 -0800 (PST), kaamil...@gmail.com wrote:

[...]

>> Is anyone familiar with the plays of Slavmir Mrozek? I've read Out at Sea
>> and I have heard of the Martrydom of Peter O'Hay. Does anyone know any of
>> his other plays and a good source to obtain copies of the scripts? Any
>> information on him is appreciated. Thanks!

> I need the script of out at sea for my thesis, but i can't found it in the internet. Somene can tell me, where i can get it?

1. Sławomir Mrożek

2. Everything what I read I just bought in the bookstore.

3. You are welcome.

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Dariusz Laskowski
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