Applied Theatre: Problems and Possibilities
... learning through dramatic engagement, but it is widely held that unless the children have explored ideas themselves, experimented and made what they watched their own experience, the learning opportunities will not be maximised. However, I do not wish to suggest that theatre without any active audie ...
... learning through dramatic engagement, but it is widely held that unless the children have explored ideas themselves, experimented and made what they watched their own experience, the learning opportunities will not be maximised. However, I do not wish to suggest that theatre without any active audie ...
Theater
... Aristophanes. This encounter functions as a kind of showdown, an opposition between the philosopher and the two playwrights. At the same time, however, this showdown is itself presented in a kind of drama, a form of scenic writing that is deeply engaged with Greek theatre and must be understood in r ...
... Aristophanes. This encounter functions as a kind of showdown, an opposition between the philosopher and the two playwrights. At the same time, however, this showdown is itself presented in a kind of drama, a form of scenic writing that is deeply engaged with Greek theatre and must be understood in r ...
Program - South Coast Repertory
... Two magicians figure in the story of The Tempest: the other is Sycorax, the mother of Caliban who, while she doesn’t appear in the play’s present action, played an important role in its antecedent events. Sycorax, who ruled the island before Prospero’s arrival, was a practitioner of black magic—in ...
... Two magicians figure in the story of The Tempest: the other is Sycorax, the mother of Caliban who, while she doesn’t appear in the play’s present action, played an important role in its antecedent events. Sycorax, who ruled the island before Prospero’s arrival, was a practitioner of black magic—in ...
Cloud Nine - Atlantic Theater Company
... notions of “male” and “female.” By being confronted with this abstract idea, and recognizing the differences between social constructs and biology, the audience is charged with developing their own understanding of identity. Modern psychology tells us that gender and sex are different things entirel ...
... notions of “male” and “female.” By being confronted with this abstract idea, and recognizing the differences between social constructs and biology, the audience is charged with developing their own understanding of identity. Modern psychology tells us that gender and sex are different things entirel ...
July 2012 - Dry Cold Productions
... Donna Fletcher (director), Kimberley Rampersad (choreographer), Scott Henderson (lighting design) and Evan Klassen (stage manager), as well as wonderful performers: Kevin Aichele, Tim Gledhill, Donnalynn Grills, Rob Herriot, Aaron Hutton, Samantha Hill, Steven Ratzlaff, Tom Soares and Melanie Whyte. ...
... Donna Fletcher (director), Kimberley Rampersad (choreographer), Scott Henderson (lighting design) and Evan Klassen (stage manager), as well as wonderful performers: Kevin Aichele, Tim Gledhill, Donnalynn Grills, Rob Herriot, Aaron Hutton, Samantha Hill, Steven Ratzlaff, Tom Soares and Melanie Whyte. ...
IT`S MARCH MADNESS
... please contact David Elzer/DEMAND PR at 818/508-1754 or by e-mail at [email protected]. Photos and press information also available at lamiradatheatre.com. ...
... please contact David Elzer/DEMAND PR at 818/508-1754 or by e-mail at [email protected]. Photos and press information also available at lamiradatheatre.com. ...
IUTA - Dora.dmu.ac.uk - De Montfort University
... To return to the case of Hamlet again, when such pre-recorded material is used in harness with the live event, we can then reconsider the work in terms of its hypermedial relationships. The Wooster Group performers, our would-be students, may now be contextualised within this new paradigm in which t ...
... To return to the case of Hamlet again, when such pre-recorded material is used in harness with the live event, we can then reconsider the work in terms of its hypermedial relationships. The Wooster Group performers, our would-be students, may now be contextualised within this new paradigm in which t ...
Gilles Deleuze, Félix Guattari and theatre
... attempts fail and the characters are as far removed from frenzy as before. D: That wasn’t going too badly. And then, he had to start all over again, again and again with that same nasty stuff. II A: Look at those jerks, they take themselves for the working class! I A: We’ve got to come to a decision ...
... attempts fail and the characters are as far removed from frenzy as before. D: That wasn’t going too badly. And then, he had to start all over again, again and again with that same nasty stuff. II A: Look at those jerks, they take themselves for the working class! I A: We’ve got to come to a decision ...
Chapter 2
... In this chapter I will provide a grasp on the field in which the research is situated, the multimedial field of music theatre. Departing from where the discussion about the musician's professional identity ended in Chapter One, the aim of this chapter is to give an outline and a conceptual framework ...
... In this chapter I will provide a grasp on the field in which the research is situated, the multimedial field of music theatre. Departing from where the discussion about the musician's professional identity ended in Chapter One, the aim of this chapter is to give an outline and a conceptual framework ...
February 2016 - Pendle Hippodrome Theatre
... and he and his wife Sheila live on the Fylde Coast so were near enough to take up our invitation. They came along to the Craft Fair on the Tuesday to see what we were all about. They were introduced to our members and friends who were there and they were taken on a full tour including lighting, soun ...
... and he and his wife Sheila live on the Fylde Coast so were near enough to take up our invitation. They came along to the Craft Fair on the Tuesday to see what we were all about. They were introduced to our members and friends who were there and they were taken on a full tour including lighting, soun ...
The conflict between realism and idealism and the rise of the New
... To talk about the historical background of the play, we may mention that the Balkans is a name given to the region which includes Modern day Greece, Albania, Montenegro, Bosnia, Serbia, Bulgaria and Romania. The Balkans had an exceedingly complex history peopled by a wide variety of religious, ethni ...
... To talk about the historical background of the play, we may mention that the Balkans is a name given to the region which includes Modern day Greece, Albania, Montenegro, Bosnia, Serbia, Bulgaria and Romania. The Balkans had an exceedingly complex history peopled by a wide variety of religious, ethni ...
DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR APPOINTMENT BRIEF
... the continued availability of affordable seats for all performances, generous and flexible disabled concessions, broad availability of reduced price schools’ tickets, an education programme that supports the work on our stage and the provision of inclusive performances for deaf and hard of hearing, ...
... the continued availability of affordable seats for all performances, generous and flexible disabled concessions, broad availability of reduced price schools’ tickets, an education programme that supports the work on our stage and the provision of inclusive performances for deaf and hard of hearing, ...
February 2014 - Pendle Hippodrome Theatre
... The Splurge guns, flour bombs and custard pies will be at the ready as ‘Bugsy Malone’ takes to the stage in February. This classic children’s musical is a brilliant spoof on the American gangland wars of the 1920’s where everyone gets to have a really messy time. See page 8 for photos. In 1920’s New ...
... The Splurge guns, flour bombs and custard pies will be at the ready as ‘Bugsy Malone’ takes to the stage in February. This classic children’s musical is a brilliant spoof on the American gangland wars of the 1920’s where everyone gets to have a really messy time. See page 8 for photos. In 1920’s New ...
Theatre Faculty List brochure 111110a
... The Lion King from its out-of-town tryout in Minneapolis through its first year on Broadway. For the past ten years, Steven has provided business affairs services to New York Stage & Film Company. He has also advised and provided management services to other not-for-profit theatre organizations, inc ...
... The Lion King from its out-of-town tryout in Minneapolis through its first year on Broadway. For the past ten years, Steven has provided business affairs services to New York Stage & Film Company. He has also advised and provided management services to other not-for-profit theatre organizations, inc ...
Ancient Greek Theatre
... as an accompaniment to the action of the play Choragos – the head chorus member who could enter the story as a character able to interact with the characters of a play Comedy – one of two principal dramatic forms of theatre in ancient Greece – divided into three periods: Old Comedy, Middle Comedy, a ...
... as an accompaniment to the action of the play Choragos – the head chorus member who could enter the story as a character able to interact with the characters of a play Comedy – one of two principal dramatic forms of theatre in ancient Greece – divided into three periods: Old Comedy, Middle Comedy, a ...
Department of Theatre Arts
... The Department of Theatre Arts seeks to develop effective and creative communicators in order to challenge others to thoughtful examination of ideas, cultures and values. Students majoring in theatre arts will develop technical and artistic skills and engage in critical thinking that reflects the hi ...
... The Department of Theatre Arts seeks to develop effective and creative communicators in order to challenge others to thoughtful examination of ideas, cultures and values. Students majoring in theatre arts will develop technical and artistic skills and engage in critical thinking that reflects the hi ...
The Onion Cellar - American Repertory Theater
... while attending Lexington High School, Palmer went forth to make theater outside of the box during and after college. Directed The Shadowbox Theatre’s The Last Show On Earth in 1995 and Hotel Blanc in 2002 (both collectively written workshop pieces) as well as creating the now legendary Harvard Squa ...
... while attending Lexington High School, Palmer went forth to make theater outside of the box during and after college. Directed The Shadowbox Theatre’s The Last Show On Earth in 1995 and Hotel Blanc in 2002 (both collectively written workshop pieces) as well as creating the now legendary Harvard Squa ...
THE EMANCIPATED WOMEN IN THE PLAYS OF CHEKHOV
... In order to comprehend Chekhov(1860-1904) as a dramatist, a purview of the Russian theatre is an absolute prerequisite. Russian theatre and playwrights were the inspiration for this inimitable and thought provoking dramatist. DISCUSSION Unlike the European theatre Russian theatre had a late beginnin ...
... In order to comprehend Chekhov(1860-1904) as a dramatist, a purview of the Russian theatre is an absolute prerequisite. Russian theatre and playwrights were the inspiration for this inimitable and thought provoking dramatist. DISCUSSION Unlike the European theatre Russian theatre had a late beginnin ...
2016: Spring (.pdf)
... Susan is a theatre professor at Westchester Community College. She wrote a two-act, ü2!ġ $ . 0!.,( 5 +10 .5 Cassatt called, Girl In Blue Armchair, which was produced in 2011 with a grant from NYFA. Susan is currently working on a one-person show about Cassatt. Member of AEA, SAG-AFTRA, and Dr ...
... Susan is a theatre professor at Westchester Community College. She wrote a two-act, ü2!ġ $ . 0!.,( 5 +10 .5 Cassatt called, Girl In Blue Armchair, which was produced in 2011 with a grant from NYFA. Susan is currently working on a one-person show about Cassatt. Member of AEA, SAG-AFTRA, and Dr ...
True/False
... 15. The rise of the middle class, and their increased theatergoing, led to the birth of: A. comedy of manners *B. bourgeois tragedy C. melodrama D. ballad opera 16. The "Sturm und Drang" (Storm and Stress) movement was the forerunner of: A. Gesamtkunstwerk B. well-made plays *C. Romanticism D. the m ...
... 15. The rise of the middle class, and their increased theatergoing, led to the birth of: A. comedy of manners *B. bourgeois tragedy C. melodrama D. ballad opera 16. The "Sturm und Drang" (Storm and Stress) movement was the forerunner of: A. Gesamtkunstwerk B. well-made plays *C. Romanticism D. the m ...
pages - The Barn Theatre
... skills or learn the basics. Don’t forget that these skills will be called on ...
... skills or learn the basics. Don’t forget that these skills will be called on ...
LTM PANTOMIME HISTORY – The Early Years
... “Bluebeard and Brer Anancy” came to be called just “Busha Bluebeard”. The character of Bluebeard was made to fit that of an estate overseer, called Busha in Jamaica. Its first scene developed out of creative drama sessions held at a summer school at Knox College in 1958. Noel Vaz, with at least seve ...
... “Bluebeard and Brer Anancy” came to be called just “Busha Bluebeard”. The character of Bluebeard was made to fit that of an estate overseer, called Busha in Jamaica. Its first scene developed out of creative drama sessions held at a summer school at Knox College in 1958. Noel Vaz, with at least seve ...
... “Lovers in a Dangerous Time” season for 2014-15. For the first time ever, we’ve ventured into the Spanish Golden Age for a work by Lope de Vega. We’ve created the world première stage adaptation of the latest sensation from Charlotte Gray. We’ve travelled through a modern American classic from Willi ...
Toward an integrative approach to designing service
... witnessing a transformation from the traditional concept of a service transaction to one of an experience’’. Chase and Dasu (2001) argue that service design needs to incorporate behavioral dimensions while Normann (1991) suggests that including symbolic and psychological aspects enhances value creat ...
... witnessing a transformation from the traditional concept of a service transaction to one of an experience’’. Chase and Dasu (2001) argue that service design needs to incorporate behavioral dimensions while Normann (1991) suggests that including symbolic and psychological aspects enhances value creat ...
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.