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Friday, September 26, 1986
Daily Nebraskan
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Strictly non-political art exploited as ideological weapon
Even columnist George Will, who
never talks about art, literature, ot
theater had to have an opinion.
His and numerous other opinions
shared the same holier-than-thou
voice in damning the forced with-
Ken DiMaggio
drawal of a British production of
George Orwell's "Animal Farm" at
the Baltimore Theater Festival last
June.
When the National Theatre of
Great Britain sent its production of
Orwell's vicious satire on the Rus
suan revolution, the Soviet Union
and several other Eastern European
countries said they would withdraw
their productions from the interna
tional festival in Baltimore. Niger
ian playwright Wole Soyinka was
the official who pressed for the
play's withdrawal. Newsweek stated
how Inappropriate it seems for
Soyinka, a former political prisoner
himself, to succumb to pressure by
the Soviets. Despite protests by the
American and British representa
tives at the festival, the National
Theatre production of "Animal Farm"
was withdrawn and shown unoffi
cially at another Baltimore theater.
The United States, of course,
came out looking good. Several years
ago, the United State denied Italian
playwright Dario Fo entry into this
country. This year the State De
partment must have had good fore
sight in letting Fo into the country
for the festival. And I don't mean to
sound critical of the State Depart
ment's earlier ban on Dario Fo. The
author of "Accidental Death of an
Anarchist" was considered to be so
dangerous by the Italian Commu
nist party he once belonged to that
he was expelled by party officials.
What really happened at the Bal
timore Theater Festival was not so
much a coup for the Soviets, but for
the Americans. Even though it looked
like we submitted to the demands
of our adversary's ideology, we didn't.
It is in Socialist societies where art
is seen as a weapon and a tool of
propaganda. In western capitalist
societies, art is divorced from polit
ics and social responsibility. So
what did the American organizers of
the festival lose, when a play criti
cal of our enemy's ideology was
banned?
We lost nothing. When the one
blatantly political play was denied
admission, the rest of the festival
could now become, "art for art's
sake."
So long as art is prevented from
engaging in a political dialogue,
that art becomes frivolous and
decorative.
DiMaggio is a UNL news-editorial
graduate student.
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