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neural crest 346
New Orleans Group x
new theater 32–3
news theater 165 n. 13
New York Times, The 217, 346
New York University x, xiii;
Department of Performance
Studies x, xiii
New Zealand 51
Niaux cave 263
Nigeria 237, 275–6
Nitsch, Hermann 358
Nixon, Richard 211–12, 233
noh (Japan) 230–1, 233, 266, 295,
343, 350
noise, movements 203–4
non-productivity 8, 11–19
non-verbal communications. See
body language
Notre Dame cathedral, Paris
205
objects 8, 11
Oceania 144, 164 n. 6
Odin Teatret 146, 148–9. See also
Barba
Odyssey, The (Homer) 204
Oedipus (Sophocles) 10, 29, 35,
48, 214, 262, 283, 285, 287,
335–6
official stars 232–3
Oida, Yoshi 159–60
Olivier, Laurence 316–17, 320, 322
Olympic Games 18, 292–5, 327
O’Neill, Eugene 187, 192
Open Theater 218, 227
open-air performances 184–5
Oppenheim, David xiii
oral pleasures, rasaesthetics
343–8
index 397
organic growth 28–9, 31–2, 46,
56–63
Orghast (Hughes) 253
origins of theater and performance
1–7, 109–10, 170–9, 235–8,
240–3, 286–7. See also paleolithic
cave performances
Orphic ceremonies 103
Orthodox theater 53–9, 70, 94,
130–6, 162, 179–83, 222–5,
292–5, 345, 356–8
Ortiz, Ralph 49–52, 64–5 n.12
Osiris 2
Othello (Shakespeare) 316–17, 322
Ouspenskaya, Maria 330, n. 17
out-groups 283–6, 296–301
Over There! (Broadway musical) 221
pageant plays 73, 134
paintings 28, 67–8, 122, 344–5
Paleolithic cave art/performances
ix–x, 66–9, 94–6, 105–6, 110,
154–5, 170–5, 208 n. 2, 244–5,
262–3, 344–5. See also origins of
theater and performance
Paleosiberian shamanism 95–6,
162
Papua New Guinea 88–9, 94,
112–13, 115–16, 120–9, 138–42,
147–8, 158–9, 164 n. 9, 171, 191,
206, 237, 252, 255–6, 266–7.
See also West Irian.
Paradise Now (Living Theater)
48–9, 59, 144, 161, 219. See also
Living Theater, The
paratheater 132–4, 160, 169 n. 29.
See also Grotowski, Polish
Laboratory Theater
parodies 282
participation at Ajanta caves 344–5