Reverend Billy: Preaching, Protest, and Postindustrial Flânerie

TDR - The Drama Review - A Journal of Performance Studies

Volumn 46, Issue 1, 2002, Pages 60-84

  Lane, Jill ^a  

^a OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY   (United States)

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EID: 44149119239     PISSN: 10542043     EISSN: 15314715     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1162/105420402753555859     Document Type: Article

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24. Starbucks Corporation 2000 "'Reverend' Billy preaches anti-corporate sentiments in NYC Starbucks locations." Memorandum. (10 October 2001)
25. Talen, William 1998a The Rev's HEAVY Sermon. (22 April 2001)
26. 1998b The Rev's Sermon from inside the Store. (22 April 2001)
27. 1998c "Disney Invasion # 1." Uncredited video capture.
28. 1998d I Married a Logo: A Short Essay about Mickey Mouse for Human Draina Lab. Unpublished manuscript
29. 1999a The Church of Stop Shopping: A Solo Play in One Act. Unpublished performance text, performed by Bill Talen at the Theatorium and Theatre at St. Clements Church in New York City, May 1999
30. 1999b Invasion Manual for the Anti-Disney Spatathon. Unpublished manuscript, 19 April
31. 1999c This Way In: Short Sermon hy Reverend Billy. Unpublished performance text, performed by Bill Talen on WNYC, 7 February
32. 1999d Untitled performance, outside the Brooklyn Museum of Art, Brooklyn, NY. Unedited video documentation, by Richard Sandler
33. 2000a Freedom's Got Us Surrounded, Unpublished performance text, performed by Bill Talen, Salon Theatre, New York City, 26 March
34. 2000b Personal interview with the author. New York City. 24 July
35. 2000c Reverend Billy. Unpublished performance text, performed at the Tishman Auditorium, the New School for Social Research, 13 June
36. 2000d "Most Recent Shopping Intervention. Halloween October 31st, 2000." (22 April 2001)
37. 2000e Starbucks Invasion Kit. (22 April 2001)
38. 2000f The Basquiat Wall, or Momma I Been Dot-Commed. Unpublished performance text. Performed by Bill Talen at the Salon Theatre, New York City, 5 March
39. 2000g I Love New York. Unpublished performance text, by Bill Talen, as part of Starbucks Out of Hell's Kitchen at St. Clements, 18-21 May
40. 2000h There's a Hakim's Knish on Every American Airlines Flight. Unpublished performance text, performed by Bill Talen at the Salon Theatre, New York City, 12 March
41. 2000i Every Story Has a Garden in It. Unpublished performance text, performed by Bill Talen, Salon Theatre, New York City, 19 March
42. 2001 Virtually Hip: An Improvisatory Skit for Three People inside $bucks. (22 April 2001)