George Tabori Summary

George Tabori not only embodies the rare combination of playwright, director, and occasional actor, but, as German theater critic Peter von Becker points out in Materials for the Film "Tabori Theater ... Read more

Critical Essay by Kenneth Fearing ["Beneath the Stone" is] one of the most moving, convincing, poignant between-the-lines and in-back-of-the-lines novels to come out of the war. The aut... Read more

Critical Essay by John Coleby [George Tabori] sets The Cannibals in Auschwitz concentration camp and relates it to the New York of the 'sixties by the device of survivors. The play is a delibe... Read more

Critical Essay by H. C. Hatfield [Beneath the Stone is] a slick, sophisticated, competent job. (p. 356) Despite its trivial plot, the novel has political implications which deserve discussion. Bor... Read more

Critical Essay by Virgilia Peterson A strictly private affair, ["Original Sin"] concerns a man's struggle for understanding of himself after he has pushed his wife's head ... Read more

Critical Essay by Vance Bourjaily ["The Caravan Passes"] is a rich and violent book, a book of trenchant ideas, stormy action, and urgently human beings. This is a say that Tabori think... Read more

Critical Essay by Edith Oliver ["The Niggerlovers"] is as brash as its name. It is a piece of imitation Brecht, which means that it is interlarded with songs, dances, tumbling, and, in ... Read more