Det sårbare selv i rampelyset

Adaptationen af den sårbare forfatter som kildetekst hos Elias Sadaq og Glenn Bech

Forfattere

  • Asger Holde

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.7146/pas.v40i93.159690

Nøgleord:

Autobiography, Vulnerability, Adaptation, Authorial Medialization, Contemporary Literature

Resumé

Desire and Resistance: Katie Mitchell’s Staging of Miss Julie and Alphabet

This article explores Katie Mitchell’s 2010 staging of Miss Julie at Schaubühne, where she employs live cinema and integrates Inger Christensen’s Alphabet to deconstruct Strindberg’s patriarchal structures. By shifting the focus to Kristine, Mitchell creates a feminist counter-narrative, merging naturalism with postdramatic techniques. The analysis highlights how Mitchell’s hybrid form challenges traditional hierarchies of text and stage, offering a critical dialogue between theatre, literature, and film.

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2025-09-22

Citation/Eksport

Holde, A. (2025). Det sårbare selv i rampelyset: Adaptationen af den sårbare forfatter som kildetekst hos Elias Sadaq og Glenn Bech. Passage - Tidsskrift for Litteratur Og Kritik, 40(93), 87–100. https://doi.org/10.7146/pas.v40i93.159690