Festival Adjudicator: Debbie Barton-Moore
... was the Artistic Director of MacKenzieRo: The Irish Repertory Theatre Company of Canada. With MacKenzieRo, Autumn directed several plays including the Dora Award winning The New Electric Ballroom and the Irish Tour of Enda Walsh’s acclaimed play bedbound. Other directing credits with MacKenzieRo inc ...
... was the Artistic Director of MacKenzieRo: The Irish Repertory Theatre Company of Canada. With MacKenzieRo, Autumn directed several plays including the Dora Award winning The New Electric Ballroom and the Irish Tour of Enda Walsh’s acclaimed play bedbound. Other directing credits with MacKenzieRo inc ...
Theatre in History
... – There were other great writers and theatre activity that we do not focus on. ...
... – There were other great writers and theatre activity that we do not focus on. ...
Princess Maleine Maurice Maeterlinck
... professionals, managers philanthropic organizations, artists of alternative networks, and sponsors. All have discovered a way of playing unexpected on the Chinese scenes.The sponsors have given us their support. But neither the institutional theatre professionnals, or charity organizations, could no ...
... professionals, managers philanthropic organizations, artists of alternative networks, and sponsors. All have discovered a way of playing unexpected on the Chinese scenes.The sponsors have given us their support. But neither the institutional theatre professionnals, or charity organizations, could no ...
Announcing THE HARVEST - Lincoln Center Theater
... DAVIS McCALLUM directed the Playwrights Horizons productions of Samuel D. Hunter’s Pocatello and The Whale (Callaway nomination). He is the Artistic Director of the Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival, and d ...
... DAVIS McCALLUM directed the Playwrights Horizons productions of Samuel D. Hunter’s Pocatello and The Whale (Callaway nomination). He is the Artistic Director of the Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival, and d ...
Powerful acts
... illuminate as powerfully as stage acting. But how have theatrical greats such as John Gielgud or Vanessa Redgrave cast their spell? Acting may be one of the most ancient arts, but science is only just beginning to get to grips with it. Science started to seep into theatre in the late nineteenth and ...
... illuminate as powerfully as stage acting. But how have theatrical greats such as John Gielgud or Vanessa Redgrave cast their spell? Acting may be one of the most ancient arts, but science is only just beginning to get to grips with it. Science started to seep into theatre in the late nineteenth and ...
STEVEN KENT 1028 Laguna Ave, Los Angeles
... Crossings: Journeys of Catholic Immigrants produced by Cornerstone Theatre(2002) [Crossings was developed from stories of Catholic Immigrants as a site-specific work at the de-commissioned St. Vibiana's Cathedral in downtown LA] As You Like It by Shakespeare at the Croatian National Theatre in Zagre ...
... Crossings: Journeys of Catholic Immigrants produced by Cornerstone Theatre(2002) [Crossings was developed from stories of Catholic Immigrants as a site-specific work at the de-commissioned St. Vibiana's Cathedral in downtown LA] As You Like It by Shakespeare at the Croatian National Theatre in Zagre ...
c4 - Riverdale Middle School
... stage (wings) or flown (dropped) in from the above. • Flexible Stage: a performance space that can be altered from one production to the next in order to accommodate the space to the needs and the style of the production. ...
... stage (wings) or flown (dropped) in from the above. • Flexible Stage: a performance space that can be altered from one production to the next in order to accommodate the space to the needs and the style of the production. ...
Performance Reports
... herself in the compelling musical, The Secret Garden. Presented by Vagabond Youth Theatre on July 22, 2001, The Secret Garden was a riveting production. This was attributed to its suspenseful plot, inventive technical elements, and quality acting. The Secret Garden is the story of a girl searching f ...
... herself in the compelling musical, The Secret Garden. Presented by Vagabond Youth Theatre on July 22, 2001, The Secret Garden was a riveting production. This was attributed to its suspenseful plot, inventive technical elements, and quality acting. The Secret Garden is the story of a girl searching f ...
William Shakespeare 1564 – 1616
... in 1599. During this time, he wrote what are considered his greatest comedies and histories. From about 1600 to about 1608, is his "tragic period", Shakespeare wrote mostly tragedies, and from about 1608 to 1613, mainly tragicomedies, also called romances. The first recorded works of Shakespeare are ...
... in 1599. During this time, he wrote what are considered his greatest comedies and histories. From about 1600 to about 1608, is his "tragic period", Shakespeare wrote mostly tragedies, and from about 1608 to 1613, mainly tragicomedies, also called romances. The first recorded works of Shakespeare are ...
annex 3 - National Arts Council
... Arts Festival 2003), Opiume (Singapore Arts Festival 2004 and Hong Kong New Vision Arts Festival 2004). In 2005, a part of the production Instant is a Millennium toured with the Singapore Chinese Orchestra to London and Newcastle, playing in Barbican Centre and The Sage Gateshead respectively. Also ...
... Arts Festival 2003), Opiume (Singapore Arts Festival 2004 and Hong Kong New Vision Arts Festival 2004). In 2005, a part of the production Instant is a Millennium toured with the Singapore Chinese Orchestra to London and Newcastle, playing in Barbican Centre and The Sage Gateshead respectively. Also ...
Theater History 1 THE 4110
... Though lectures, readings, and discussion students will attain an understanding of how cultural values, philosophic and religious beliefs, and the physical realities of each era that have shaped Western theater from the Greeks to the English Restoration as well as selected non-Western theaters in th ...
... Though lectures, readings, and discussion students will attain an understanding of how cultural values, philosophic and religious beliefs, and the physical realities of each era that have shaped Western theater from the Greeks to the English Restoration as well as selected non-Western theaters in th ...
exemplars and commentary
... other plays. It is very unlikely that the audience noticed any of these inconsistencies, but it is what gave the ruling patrons the motive to restrict the construction of a permanent theatre, even if they hadn't known it at the time. The lessons, as entertaining as they may have been, were not seen ...
... other plays. It is very unlikely that the audience noticed any of these inconsistencies, but it is what gave the ruling patrons the motive to restrict the construction of a permanent theatre, even if they hadn't known it at the time. The lessons, as entertaining as they may have been, were not seen ...
VIETNAM STAGE ARTISTS ASSOCIATION
... “Experimental theatre” is a term showing avant garde nature of artistic movements aiming at theatre innovation. Its purpose is to enrich theatrical art by renovating its form as well as its structure, so as to help to satisfy expectation of audience. By organizing this festival, Vietnam Stage Artist ...
... “Experimental theatre” is a term showing avant garde nature of artistic movements aiming at theatre innovation. Its purpose is to enrich theatrical art by renovating its form as well as its structure, so as to help to satisfy expectation of audience. By organizing this festival, Vietnam Stage Artist ...
LSI - Frankenstein - Theatrecrafts.com
... Poet wanted to control the bulbs as an LED array would be controlled, allowing organic patterns and movement to be run across it, rather than being limited to manually constructed chases or flashes. Using LEDs, this is possible with individual control of each LED ‘pixel’ - but it is harder to achiev ...
... Poet wanted to control the bulbs as an LED array would be controlled, allowing organic patterns and movement to be run across it, rather than being limited to manually constructed chases or flashes. Using LEDs, this is possible with individual control of each LED ‘pixel’ - but it is harder to achiev ...
Who`s Who in the Company - Beck Center for the Arts
... for having won the Northern Ohio Live Award for Achievement in Theatre in 2006. Outside of these walls, Scott’s directorial assignments have included a remounting of Beck Center’s hit production of Altar Boyz at PlayhouseSquare’s beautiful Hanna Theatre, Das Barbecü at Opera Cleveland, The Last Nigh ...
... for having won the Northern Ohio Live Award for Achievement in Theatre in 2006. Outside of these walls, Scott’s directorial assignments have included a remounting of Beck Center’s hit production of Altar Boyz at PlayhouseSquare’s beautiful Hanna Theatre, Das Barbecü at Opera Cleveland, The Last Nigh ...
Press Release - National Theatre of Scotland
... National Theatre of Scotland takes part in 14-18 NOW’s UK-wide work by Jeremy Deller to commemorate the centenary of the Somme Over a hundred volunteers led by the National Theatre of Scotland were part of a UK-wide event that took place today, 1 July 2016, as a modern memorial to mark the centenary ...
... National Theatre of Scotland takes part in 14-18 NOW’s UK-wide work by Jeremy Deller to commemorate the centenary of the Somme Over a hundred volunteers led by the National Theatre of Scotland were part of a UK-wide event that took place today, 1 July 2016, as a modern memorial to mark the centenary ...
Task in action – Ancient Greek theatre CHAPTER
... The words ‘tragedy’ and ‘comedy’ are derived from the Greek words tragos and kômôdoi or kômos. The word kômos comes from the word for ‘revel’. Tragedy, which can be translated from the Greek literally as ‘goat song’, was the focus of the City Dionysia each spring. The City Dionysia was a celebration ...
... The words ‘tragedy’ and ‘comedy’ are derived from the Greek words tragos and kômôdoi or kômos. The word kômos comes from the word for ‘revel’. Tragedy, which can be translated from the Greek literally as ‘goat song’, was the focus of the City Dionysia each spring. The City Dionysia was a celebration ...
JOB DESCRIPTION Drama Assistant Department
... Assist, within reason, with ‘areas of production’ for class assemblies (i.e. helping class tutors find set, props, costume etc.) in liaison with the Technician Join in with school life, assisting on Open Days and Entrance Exams Assist with the management and delivery of the Arts Award programm ...
... Assist, within reason, with ‘areas of production’ for class assemblies (i.e. helping class tutors find set, props, costume etc.) in liaison with the Technician Join in with school life, assisting on Open Days and Entrance Exams Assist with the management and delivery of the Arts Award programm ...
REVIEW of Performing Autobiography by Sherrill Grace
... theatre. In addition to her set of illuminating discussions of selected plays, she examines the assumptions underlying autobiography, considers a wide range of autobiography theory, and demonstrates how pervasive this “fragile genre” is in contemporary culture. Stephenson’s overview of the general t ...
... theatre. In addition to her set of illuminating discussions of selected plays, she examines the assumptions underlying autobiography, considers a wide range of autobiography theory, and demonstrates how pervasive this “fragile genre” is in contemporary culture. Stephenson’s overview of the general t ...
The Los Angeles LGBT Center`s Lily Tomlin/Jane
... York. She ran the Canon Theatre in Beverly Hills for 21 years, where she produced dozens of plays, including The Last Night at Ballyhoo and Love Letters. A five-time Tony nominee, Dietz produced the Pulitzer Prize-winning Topdog/ Underdog, The Lonesome West, The Little Dog Laughed and Fela! She has ...
... York. She ran the Canon Theatre in Beverly Hills for 21 years, where she produced dozens of plays, including The Last Night at Ballyhoo and Love Letters. A five-time Tony nominee, Dietz produced the Pulitzer Prize-winning Topdog/ Underdog, The Lonesome West, The Little Dog Laughed and Fela! She has ...
New Brochure S15
... actors, as well as participants in the design and construction of everything from posters to costumes to sets. Debut’s members are Debut! Debut offers troupes, classes and workshops for a wide range of ages, talents and interest levels; each celebrates with a final performance in front of an audienc ...
... actors, as well as participants in the design and construction of everything from posters to costumes to sets. Debut’s members are Debut! Debut offers troupes, classes and workshops for a wide range of ages, talents and interest levels; each celebrates with a final performance in front of an audienc ...
IDEAS HS Theatre Majors Should Be Familiar With for the
... due to fear, not having enough time to discover new choices or just plain laziness. Thus, the actor is what is called stuck. If one does not explore each succeeding role from a completely different point of view then the actor’s aesthetic career is limited indeed. You will be labeled as one who play ...
... due to fear, not having enough time to discover new choices or just plain laziness. Thus, the actor is what is called stuck. If one does not explore each succeeding role from a completely different point of view then the actor’s aesthetic career is limited indeed. You will be labeled as one who play ...
TUDOR THEATRE - Mrs. O's Brit Lit Webpage
... • Married in November, 1582, to Anne Hathaway • Anne was pregnant at the time • First daughter Susanna born in May, 1583 • Twins (Hamnet and Judith) christened on ...
... • Married in November, 1582, to Anne Hathaway • Anne was pregnant at the time • First daughter Susanna born in May, 1583 • Twins (Hamnet and Judith) christened on ...
Shakespeare
... • Married in November, 1582, to Anne Hathaway • Anne was pregnant at the time • First daughter Susanna born in May, 1583 • Twins (Hamnet and Judith) christened on ...
... • Married in November, 1582, to Anne Hathaway • Anne was pregnant at the time • First daughter Susanna born in May, 1583 • Twins (Hamnet and Judith) christened on ...
The theatre of Shakespeare`s London
... given by its author, partly to decide whether or not to accept the text, and partly to learn the tale it told; so they – but not other actors – did at least know the story in which they were to feature and the staging issues it raised. After that, they would each be given texts known as ‘parts’ or ‘ ...
... given by its author, partly to decide whether or not to accept the text, and partly to learn the tale it told; so they – but not other actors – did at least know the story in which they were to feature and the staging issues it raised. After that, they would each be given texts known as ‘parts’ or ‘ ...
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.