The mystery of the in-between
... theatre performance is an intermedial process that phenomenalizes, that is to say, makes the audible and the visible phenomena appear and become accessible to experience. It thereby enables participation in or, as mentioned above, the co-constitution of the theatrical event by the audience. In term ...
... theatre performance is an intermedial process that phenomenalizes, that is to say, makes the audible and the visible phenomena appear and become accessible to experience. It thereby enables participation in or, as mentioned above, the co-constitution of the theatrical event by the audience. In term ...
Romeo and Juliet: A Guide for Teachers
... Common Core standards for the middle and high school English Language Arts classroom. This guide may be used as a supplement to classroom study of this text, and is best used in the context of attending the Warehouse Theatre’s student matinee performance of A Midsummer Night’s Dream. For information ...
... Common Core standards for the middle and high school English Language Arts classroom. This guide may be used as a supplement to classroom study of this text, and is best used in the context of attending the Warehouse Theatre’s student matinee performance of A Midsummer Night’s Dream. For information ...
educator resource guide - Manitoba Theatre for Young People
... made up of slithering crocodile tongues, but spills it onto the ground around the barren peach tree. Distraught, he meets his aunts returning from the beach who marvel at the giant peach that has appeared suddenly on the tree. Sensing financial opportunity the two prepare to exploit the amazing frui ...
... made up of slithering crocodile tongues, but spills it onto the ground around the barren peach tree. Distraught, he meets his aunts returning from the beach who marvel at the giant peach that has appeared suddenly on the tree. Sensing financial opportunity the two prepare to exploit the amazing frui ...
Performing identities: national theatres and re
... theatre theoretician and historiographer Janelle Reinelt, who assigns certain inertia to its very existence: “Nationalism may outlast nations, if by this is meant the advocacy of the idea of the nation – an identification may outlast the objective reality of the referent, as when one still identifie ...
... theatre theoretician and historiographer Janelle Reinelt, who assigns certain inertia to its very existence: “Nationalism may outlast nations, if by this is meant the advocacy of the idea of the nation – an identification may outlast the objective reality of the referent, as when one still identifie ...
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... the addition of a red bow and a gift tag attached reading 'The Magistrate'. The bow possibly reflected the Christmas season; another indication was the Christmas tree in the drawing room, which was n ...
... the addition of a red bow and a gift tag attached reading 'The Magistrate'. The bow possibly reflected the Christmas season; another indication was the Christmas tree in the drawing room, which was n ...
Athens, 30 July 2016 Dear Mr Mayor, Dear Ladies and Gentlemen
... students’ experiences—factors both inherently related to the birth and development of ancient drama. For this reason, the bulk of the program will be structured and planned around specially selected open spaces and supplemented by performances of ancient drama held at Epidaurus’ two ancient theatres ...
... students’ experiences—factors both inherently related to the birth and development of ancient drama. For this reason, the bulk of the program will be structured and planned around specially selected open spaces and supplemented by performances of ancient drama held at Epidaurus’ two ancient theatres ...
Challenge Paper on Performing Arts
... and for its innovative dynamic: “One can say that for almost twenty years, this dance has drawn together kids of all origins, including a minority of French origin, mainly from working-class neighbourhoods. Over the years, the American influence gave way to interest in probing African origins, confr ...
... and for its innovative dynamic: “One can say that for almost twenty years, this dance has drawn together kids of all origins, including a minority of French origin, mainly from working-class neighbourhoods. Over the years, the American influence gave way to interest in probing African origins, confr ...
To Face or Not To Face the Audience: Performing Styles
... proscenium-arch theatre, a theatre characterised by a specific topography: one plays facing the front or the back, for an audience placed in a very precise location with respect to the stage. It is a localised and united audience. The data change as soon as the audience is broken, dispersed, as Arta ...
... proscenium-arch theatre, a theatre characterised by a specific topography: one plays facing the front or the back, for an audience placed in a very precise location with respect to the stage. It is a localised and united audience. The data change as soon as the audience is broken, dispersed, as Arta ...
Les Misérables
... his wife and his daughter to boot! But fortunately, Orgon’s family can see right through this devilish impostor. Ribald and riotously irreverent, Tartuffe is about the war of wits between a falsely pious fraud and a family conspiring to catch him with his pants around his ankles. When first performe ...
... his wife and his daughter to boot! But fortunately, Orgon’s family can see right through this devilish impostor. Ribald and riotously irreverent, Tartuffe is about the war of wits between a falsely pious fraud and a family conspiring to catch him with his pants around his ankles. When first performe ...
Jeanne Lehman
... “The supporting cast, some of whom have played the show on Broadway and road, never dissolve into campy exaggeration. Lastly it is doubtful that the title song ever had been sung as well as by Jeanne Lehman, the production’s Mrs. Potts.” Robert Nesti – The Boston Herald “…the clock, and Jeanne Lehma ...
... “The supporting cast, some of whom have played the show on Broadway and road, never dissolve into campy exaggeration. Lastly it is doubtful that the title song ever had been sung as well as by Jeanne Lehman, the production’s Mrs. Potts.” Robert Nesti – The Boston Herald “…the clock, and Jeanne Lehma ...
UrVIVa of the
... 1766. Although tlle inventor of the stage machinely is not known, the machinery was built and installed by a stage carpenter, Lorenzo Mak, who apparently modeled it on the machinery in a larger theatre in Vienna. The theatre reopened in its present form in July 1768 to provide entertainment as part ...
... 1766. Although tlle inventor of the stage machinely is not known, the machinery was built and installed by a stage carpenter, Lorenzo Mak, who apparently modeled it on the machinery in a larger theatre in Vienna. The theatre reopened in its present form in July 1768 to provide entertainment as part ...
Greek Tragedy on the Small Screen at BFI Southbank in June
... National Theatre Oresteia trilogy (1983) which was performed by an all-male masked cast. In addition there were educational programmes made for schools or The Open University. Noteworthy here is Patrick Stewart’s performance in the title role of a powerfully stylised production of Oedipus Tyrannus ( ...
... National Theatre Oresteia trilogy (1983) which was performed by an all-male masked cast. In addition there were educational programmes made for schools or The Open University. Noteworthy here is Patrick Stewart’s performance in the title role of a powerfully stylised production of Oedipus Tyrannus ( ...
program for Dulcy - Pittsburgh Playwrights Theatre Company
... But from day one of rehearsal, I was completely captivated with what Mark had in mind for his theater. It was a theatre company for playwrights that represented Pittsburgh. It was for ...
... But from day one of rehearsal, I was completely captivated with what Mark had in mind for his theater. It was a theatre company for playwrights that represented Pittsburgh. It was for ...
Thank - Alberta Theatre Projects
... Chekhov plays he’d fallen in love with as a young man. Not only that, he was living a quiet, rustic life in a remote farmhouse with its own small grove of cherry trees. He couldn’t help imagining himself as a Chekhov character. “I like living in Bucks County,” Durang says. “But in Chekhov plays peop ...
... Chekhov plays he’d fallen in love with as a young man. Not only that, he was living a quiet, rustic life in a remote farmhouse with its own small grove of cherry trees. He couldn’t help imagining himself as a Chekhov character. “I like living in Bucks County,” Durang says. “But in Chekhov plays peop ...
Curious Incident Does the Maths: September 2016
... English, Maths and Drama, and to give teenagers new insights into the book, as well as revealing some beautiful aspects of mathematics that they may never have encountered before.” Actors Joseph Ayre and Thomas Dennis, who are currently playing the central role of Christopher Boone in the Gielgud pr ...
... English, Maths and Drama, and to give teenagers new insights into the book, as well as revealing some beautiful aspects of mathematics that they may never have encountered before.” Actors Joseph Ayre and Thomas Dennis, who are currently playing the central role of Christopher Boone in the Gielgud pr ...
Memory and Rememoration: Reading and Rehearsing Brian Friel
... strongly with my own experience of the rehearsal process. It is often said that the skill of a playwright lies in knowing what not to say, and many absences in the written text of a play are clearly conscious and intended by the dramatist. But what fascinates me when I work on a new play is the exte ...
... strongly with my own experience of the rehearsal process. It is often said that the skill of a playwright lies in knowing what not to say, and many absences in the written text of a play are clearly conscious and intended by the dramatist. But what fascinates me when I work on a new play is the exte ...
our brochure
... the NZSQ shares an ‘intense’ experience with their audience at festivals; their performance enjoys a ‘special vibrancy’ thanks to the ‘keen interest that the audience brings to the music’. This will no doubt be the case at the group’s intimate recital inside the shimmering Goldsmiths’ Hall this July ...
... the NZSQ shares an ‘intense’ experience with their audience at festivals; their performance enjoys a ‘special vibrancy’ thanks to the ‘keen interest that the audience brings to the music’. This will no doubt be the case at the group’s intimate recital inside the shimmering Goldsmiths’ Hall this July ...
treasure island - Book
... Corey McDaniel (Director) is a producer, director, actor, and teaching artist based in Seattle. His most recent director credits include The Pride, Wizzer Pizzer, and The Hours of Life for Theatre22, Julius Caesar with Island Shakespeare Festival, Good Kids and Bonnie and Clyde for Cornish College o ...
... Corey McDaniel (Director) is a producer, director, actor, and teaching artist based in Seattle. His most recent director credits include The Pride, Wizzer Pizzer, and The Hours of Life for Theatre22, Julius Caesar with Island Shakespeare Festival, Good Kids and Bonnie and Clyde for Cornish College o ...
LATINA - California State University, Los Angeles
... saving of the Pasadena Playhouse from the wrecking ball. Like most people from the East Coast my knowledge and impressions of Los Angeles were formed by watching many Hollywood films. Within the first month that I was living here I saw my first professional theatre production in the city, the landma ...
... saving of the Pasadena Playhouse from the wrecking ball. Like most people from the East Coast my knowledge and impressions of Los Angeles were formed by watching many Hollywood films. Within the first month that I was living here I saw my first professional theatre production in the city, the landma ...
Program - South Coast Repertory
... Catholic Church were offended by the play, and the archbishop of Paris and the first president of Parliament oping Louis XIV appreciated art, society, posed the production. Although an ardent supporter of good taste and culture, and reserved Molière, the king feared offending religious zealots (who ...
... Catholic Church were offended by the play, and the archbishop of Paris and the first president of Parliament oping Louis XIV appreciated art, society, posed the production. Although an ardent supporter of good taste and culture, and reserved Molière, the king feared offending religious zealots (who ...
The Edwardian Theatre - Assets
... resolving them in the interests of its increasingly genteel clientele. In 'Beating the bounds: gender play and role reversal in the Edwardian music hall', J. S. Bratton presents us with just such an instance. Taking as her starting point a collection of pin-up postcards of cross-dressed Edwardian wo ...
... resolving them in the interests of its increasingly genteel clientele. In 'Beating the bounds: gender play and role reversal in the Edwardian music hall', J. S. Bratton presents us with just such an instance. Taking as her starting point a collection of pin-up postcards of cross-dressed Edwardian wo ...
Opus Study Guide
... the level above that is that life is ephemeral and the notes we make decay. Life is what we make of the notes in the time that we are able to make them. The title is, y'know, Opus. It's ...
... the level above that is that life is ephemeral and the notes we make decay. Life is what we make of the notes in the time that we are able to make them. The title is, y'know, Opus. It's ...
- Cornerstone - Minnesota State University, Mankato
... Nineteenth Century Views on Theatre and Drama in England The Licensing Act [Act] of 1737 restricted the production of plays to two patent theatres1 and tightened up censorship, granting the Lord Chamberlain2 the ability to censor any new drama performed at established theatres, as well as the abilit ...
... Nineteenth Century Views on Theatre and Drama in England The Licensing Act [Act] of 1737 restricted the production of plays to two patent theatres1 and tightened up censorship, granting the Lord Chamberlain2 the ability to censor any new drama performed at established theatres, as well as the abilit ...
Im age fe a tu re s A ud re y D wyer fro mapho to by A v ita l Z eme r.
... interested in writing children’s books by making up bedtime stories for his daughters, which led to the publication of James and the Giant Peach (1961) and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (1964). An unbroken string of bestselling titles followed, including The BFG, Danny the Champion of the World, ...
... interested in writing children’s books by making up bedtime stories for his daughters, which led to the publication of James and the Giant Peach (1961) and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (1964). An unbroken string of bestselling titles followed, including The BFG, Danny the Champion of the World, ...
1 Zorka (Zofia) Wollny Summary of professional accomplishments
... spectrums of masculine iconography concerning women (girls, lovers, wives, students). The starting point for my project was the stage production by Michał Borczuch in the Stary Teatr in Cracow, and my original idea (not carried out because of the lack of permission by the theatre management) was to ...
... spectrums of masculine iconography concerning women (girls, lovers, wives, students). The starting point for my project was the stage production by Michał Borczuch in the Stary Teatr in Cracow, and my original idea (not carried out because of the lack of permission by the theatre management) was to ...
Medieval theatre
Medieval theatre refers to the theatre in the period between the fall of the Western Roman Empire in the 5th century A.D. and the beginning of the Renaissance in approximately the 15th century A.D. Medieval theatre covers all drama produced in Europe over that thousand-year period and refers to a variety of genres, including liturgical drama, mystery plays, morality plays, farces and masques. Beginning with Hrosvitha of Gandersheim in the 10th century, Medieval drama was for the most part very religious and moral in its themes, staging and traditions. The most famous examples of Medieval plays are the English cycle dramas, the York Mystery Plays, the Chester Mystery Plays, the Wakefield Mystery Plays and the N-Town Plays, as well as the morality play, Everyman.Due to a lack of surviving records and texts, a low literacy rate of the general population, and the opposition of the clergy to some types of performance, there are few surviving sources on Medieval drama of the Early and High Medieval periods. However, by the late period, drama and theatre began to become more secularized and a larger number of records survive documenting plays and performances.