Wallace, C: Theatre of David Greig

Introduction 1 Suspect Culture 2 Lesson Plays Europe, Stalinland, Petra, Dr Korczak's Example, The Architect, Yellow Moon, Monster in the Hall, Fragile, Letter of Last Resort 3 Scotland Caledonia Dreaming, Victoria, Outlying Islands, Midsummer (a play with songs), Dunsinane, The Strange Undoing of Prudencia Hart 4 Globalization The Speculator, The Cosmonaut's Last Message, San Diego, Pyrenees 5 East/West The American Pilot, Damascus, The Miniskirts of Kabul, Ramallah, Not About Pomegranates 6 Perspectives David Greig in conversation Marilena Zaroulia (University of Winchester) 'Geographies of the Imagination' in David Greig's Theatre: Mobility, Globalization and European Identities David Pattie (University of Chester) 'Who's Scotland?': David Greig, Identity, and Scottish Nationhood Directors' cuts: Philip Howard (formerly Traverse Theatre, University of Glasgow) Wils Wilson (National Theatre of Scotland) Guy Hollands (formerly TAG and the Citizens Theatre) Vicky Featherstone (formerly National Theatre of Scotland, Royal Court Theatre) Conclusion Resources Chronology Further reading Bibliography Notes Index Notes on Contributors

Clare Wallace is Senior Lecturer in Irish and British Literature and Irish and Intercultural Studies at Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic. She is a contributor to the two volumes The Methuen Drama Guide to Contemporary Irish and British Playwrights and author of Suspect Cultures: Narrative, Identity and Citation in 1990s New Drama.