Civic Play-Housekeeping: Gender, Theatre, and
... identifying the manifestations of the problem. Many pointed to the increasing fragmentation and segregation of urban communities such that different immigrant and laboring groups remained cloistered together without a larger sense of the city's heterogeneity. Some progressive reformersadded a critiq ...
... identifying the manifestations of the problem. Many pointed to the increasing fragmentation and segregation of urban communities such that different immigrant and laboring groups remained cloistered together without a larger sense of the city's heterogeneity. Some progressive reformersadded a critiq ...
AGREEMENT on payment and working conditions for actors, opera
... If a production is cancelled immediately before the première or even after the première, and another play thus is to be staged, the theatre is obliged to offer the employee a role in the new play if at all possible. Similarly, the employee must be prepared to accept the role(s) in the new play. Howe ...
... If a production is cancelled immediately before the première or even after the première, and another play thus is to be staged, the theatre is obliged to offer the employee a role in the new play if at all possible. Similarly, the employee must be prepared to accept the role(s) in the new play. Howe ...
THEA - Wichita State University Catalog
... as an art form emphasizing critical appreciation from the viewpoint of the audience. THEA 180. Theater Practicum 1 credit hour Practical training in the organization and presentation of plays in the university theatre program. May be organized in the following areas: design and construction of scene ...
... as an art form emphasizing critical appreciation from the viewpoint of the audience. THEA 180. Theater Practicum 1 credit hour Practical training in the organization and presentation of plays in the university theatre program. May be organized in the following areas: design and construction of scene ...
ATC Play Guide_VSMS R3.indd
... CASSANDRA takes her name from the Trojan princess of Greek mythology, a daughter of King Priam and Queen Hecuba. Given the gift of prophecy by the god Apollo as an act of seduction, Cassandra refused his advances. As punishment, Apollo transformed his gift into a curse, decreeing that nobody would b ...
... CASSANDRA takes her name from the Trojan princess of Greek mythology, a daughter of King Priam and Queen Hecuba. Given the gift of prophecy by the god Apollo as an act of seduction, Cassandra refused his advances. As punishment, Apollo transformed his gift into a curse, decreeing that nobody would b ...
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... Brathwaite, Karline (2014). ‘Come leh we play mas!: An Exploration of Drama Therapy and TrinYesdian Carnival Abstract : The study is informed by the need for cross cultural sensitivity and awareness in the practice of Drama Therapy. The author explores one way in which Drama Therapy can be culturall ...
... Brathwaite, Karline (2014). ‘Come leh we play mas!: An Exploration of Drama Therapy and TrinYesdian Carnival Abstract : The study is informed by the need for cross cultural sensitivity and awareness in the practice of Drama Therapy. The author explores one way in which Drama Therapy can be culturall ...
Samuel Beckett`s scenographic collaboration with Jocelyn Herbert
... for the French language premiere of Fin de partie in 1957 at the Royal Court: “I felt very strongly in London how completely wrong and damaging to the play the Noël set is” (Harmon, 1998: 52). He also disliked Peter Hall’s set for the London premiere of Waiting for Godot in 1955, describing it as “ ...
... for the French language premiere of Fin de partie in 1957 at the Royal Court: “I felt very strongly in London how completely wrong and damaging to the play the Noël set is” (Harmon, 1998: 52). He also disliked Peter Hall’s set for the London premiere of Waiting for Godot in 1955, describing it as “ ...
Theatre for Peace - ZFD Ziviler Friedensdienst
... people. Since August 2013 we have been using forum theatre as a tool to work on the prejudice, rumour, stereotypes and myths that divide the people in the Great Lakes region. Forum theatre helps to identify root causes of conflicts and to learn how conflicts can be resolved peacefully. e process of ...
... people. Since August 2013 we have been using forum theatre as a tool to work on the prejudice, rumour, stereotypes and myths that divide the people in the Great Lakes region. Forum theatre helps to identify root causes of conflicts and to learn how conflicts can be resolved peacefully. e process of ...
Text - McGill University
... amphitheatres, of which the stage was a semi-circular space where the chorus danced and sang. This space was called the orchestra, from the Greek word, 'orchester', mepjiing 'dancer'. Back of the orchestra was a tent or building called the skene where the actors and chorus changed masks and costumes ...
... amphitheatres, of which the stage was a semi-circular space where the chorus danced and sang. This space was called the orchestra, from the Greek word, 'orchester', mepjiing 'dancer'. Back of the orchestra was a tent or building called the skene where the actors and chorus changed masks and costumes ...
strategic report - National Theatre
... our nationwide, flagship learning project for young people. We celebrated by working with twice as many youth groups, over 450 in total, made possible by our close working relationship with 45 partner theatres from Truro to Inverness. Financially the NT had a better than expected year due to strong ...
... our nationwide, flagship learning project for young people. We celebrated by working with twice as many youth groups, over 450 in total, made possible by our close working relationship with 45 partner theatres from Truro to Inverness. Financially the NT had a better than expected year due to strong ...
First Folio - Shakespeare Theatre Company
... I can take any empty space and call it a bare stage. A man walks across this empty space whilst someone else is watching him, and this is all that is needed for an act of theatre to be engaged. — Peter Brook, The Empty Space The nature of the audience has changed throughout history, evolving from a ...
... I can take any empty space and call it a bare stage. A man walks across this empty space whilst someone else is watching him, and this is all that is needed for an act of theatre to be engaged. — Peter Brook, The Empty Space The nature of the audience has changed throughout history, evolving from a ...
Contemporary Drama in English
... stamped a lasting mark on the interpretation of history and culture especially since the second half of the twentieth century. On the other hand, however, postmodernist thought has always been extremely controversial. An aloofness towards postmodernism is particularly grounded in the belief — which ...
... stamped a lasting mark on the interpretation of history and culture especially since the second half of the twentieth century. On the other hand, however, postmodernist thought has always been extremely controversial. An aloofness towards postmodernism is particularly grounded in the belief — which ...
Edward Gordon Craig Notes - Cardonald Advanced Higher Drama
... Edward Gordon Craig's practical work was not extensive, yet it helped to revolutionize the theater's growth in this century. In 1902 he directed and designed Handel's Acis and Galatea; in 1903 he presented Bethlehem and two productions which his mother acted in and produced, The Vikings and Much Ado ...
... Edward Gordon Craig's practical work was not extensive, yet it helped to revolutionize the theater's growth in this century. In 1902 he directed and designed Handel's Acis and Galatea; in 1903 he presented Bethlehem and two productions which his mother acted in and produced, The Vikings and Much Ado ...
Encounters with Cultures: Contemporary Indian Theatre and
... Hindu tradition rethought their interpretation of 'Indian culture'; while those who believe in 'interculturalist' exchange in the west primarily in terms of a 'borrowing' from Oriental traditions and putting into Occidental practice, started thinking a little more about the implications of 'culture' ...
... Hindu tradition rethought their interpretation of 'Indian culture'; while those who believe in 'interculturalist' exchange in the west primarily in terms of a 'borrowing' from Oriental traditions and putting into Occidental practice, started thinking a little more about the implications of 'culture' ...
Program - The Old Globe
... It was also an outstanding year for philanthropy. Individual donors gave generously to support our mission, and the Globe reaped the benefit of major foundation and government support. Our Arts Engagement Department successfully launched a slate of new programs funded in part by The James Irvine Fou ...
... It was also an outstanding year for philanthropy. Individual donors gave generously to support our mission, and the Globe reaped the benefit of major foundation and government support. Our Arts Engagement Department successfully launched a slate of new programs funded in part by The James Irvine Fou ...
Who`s this Playwright IL Caragiale Today?
... is how things are between 2010 and 2012. For this reason, the Romanian theatre – used to taking advantage of any type of contextualization of the classical plays, used to employ any type of key in staging them, bearing the inheritance of the so-called handicap of a period in which the stage and its ...
... is how things are between 2010 and 2012. For this reason, the Romanian theatre – used to taking advantage of any type of contextualization of the classical plays, used to employ any type of key in staging them, bearing the inheritance of the so-called handicap of a period in which the stage and its ...
Provincetown Theatre Company
... ensuring that a local, community-based theatre company would continue to survive in Provincetown. In 1996ties were re-established with The Provincetown Inn, where the company continues its spring, summer and fall performances. In addition to our year-round season, the company roduces a highly succes ...
... ensuring that a local, community-based theatre company would continue to survive in Provincetown. In 1996ties were re-established with The Provincetown Inn, where the company continues its spring, summer and fall performances. In addition to our year-round season, the company roduces a highly succes ...
Scenography International Issue 1 ISSUE 1 The
... collaboratively with the other artists in the production team in a much more democratic process of production. Now more than at any other time the director works as another member of the team not only because s/he lacks knowledge but because the technology has allowed considerable flexiblity and the ...
... collaboratively with the other artists in the production team in a much more democratic process of production. Now more than at any other time the director works as another member of the team not only because s/he lacks knowledge but because the technology has allowed considerable flexiblity and the ...
From Puppet Pizzazz Extracted from Scene 2010
... in being an actor, not a puppeteer. However, the confidence I gained from this first puppet performance most likely lead to my being cast in many college productions as an actor. During my second semester at WVU I played the part of Puck, in A Mid-Summer Nights Dream. Thirty years later, I still hav ...
... in being an actor, not a puppeteer. However, the confidence I gained from this first puppet performance most likely lead to my being cast in many college productions as an actor. During my second semester at WVU I played the part of Puck, in A Mid-Summer Nights Dream. Thirty years later, I still hav ...
henry james`s dramatic drama: a critical account1
... José Antonio Álvarez Amorós2 Abstract: The object of this paper is twofold. First, it seeks to offer a general assessment of Henry James’s dramatic drama and of the biographic and artistic motives that lie behind his efforts to write for the stage. This assessment is in part an attempt to treat his ...
... José Antonio Álvarez Amorós2 Abstract: The object of this paper is twofold. First, it seeks to offer a general assessment of Henry James’s dramatic drama and of the biographic and artistic motives that lie behind his efforts to write for the stage. This assessment is in part an attempt to treat his ...
Performing Structuralism through the Field of Scenography
... work, curious questions and observations, and the overall enthusiasm for the research they shared with us. ...
... work, curious questions and observations, and the overall enthusiasm for the research they shared with us. ...
theatre - Creative New Zealand
... the ways in which we encourage New Zealanders to access and participate in high-quality New Zealand theatre ...
... the ways in which we encourage New Zealanders to access and participate in high-quality New Zealand theatre ...
Brief presentation Of activities
... 2011 (April) Image processing for the production of optical materials in the show "The Mother of Dog" by Pavlos Matesis. Directed by Nikita Milivogevits, [National Theatre of Greece, New Stage "NIKOS KOURKOULOS", Athens]. 2011 (June) Sound synthesis and sound installation for the installation of Pan ...
... 2011 (April) Image processing for the production of optical materials in the show "The Mother of Dog" by Pavlos Matesis. Directed by Nikita Milivogevits, [National Theatre of Greece, New Stage "NIKOS KOURKOULOS", Athens]. 2011 (June) Sound synthesis and sound installation for the installation of Pan ...
newmarket theatre - Town of Newmarket
... to the LICENSEE with the license for the use of the THEATRE. This questionnaire will detail ticket information such as day, date and time of performance(s) and set ticket prices. This questionnaire also details information about the technical aspects of your event. This questionnaire must be returne ...
... to the LICENSEE with the license for the use of the THEATRE. This questionnaire will detail ticket information such as day, date and time of performance(s) and set ticket prices. This questionnaire also details information about the technical aspects of your event. This questionnaire must be returne ...
Theatre Discipline Review 2004 - Riverside Community College
... The theatre program has grown tremendously in the last ten years, with three separate and fully realized programs on this campus which serve thousands of students and community members yearly. (Refer to Appendix C) In addition, the department's various groups provide entertainment for over 10,000 co ...
... The theatre program has grown tremendously in the last ten years, with three separate and fully realized programs on this campus which serve thousands of students and community members yearly. (Refer to Appendix C) In addition, the department's various groups provide entertainment for over 10,000 co ...
requiem - Comédie de Béthune
... has had its fair share of failure and abandonment. Like all his other plays, several voices can be heard in Requiem: melodious or acerbic, solo or chorus, always full of humour, they sing here about relief in the face of death. Levin dares to respond to anxiety about life coming to an end with a cal ...
... has had its fair share of failure and abandonment. Like all his other plays, several voices can be heard in Requiem: melodious or acerbic, solo or chorus, always full of humour, they sing here about relief in the face of death. Levin dares to respond to anxiety about life coming to an end with a cal ...
History of theatre
The history of theatre charts the development of theatre over the past 2,500 years. While performative elements are present in every society, it is customary to acknowledge a distinction between theatre as an art form and entertainment and theatrical or performative elements in other activities. The history of theatre is primarily concerned with the origin and subsequent development of the theatre as an autonomous activity. Since classical Athens in the 6th century BC, vibrant traditions of theatre have flourished in cultures across the world.