Bloody Roman narratives: gladiators, `fatal charades`
... Bloody Roman Narratives: Gladiators, "Fatal Charades" & Senecan Theatre Paul Monaghan University of Melbourne ...
... Bloody Roman Narratives: Gladiators, "Fatal Charades" & Senecan Theatre Paul Monaghan University of Melbourne ...
Drama - Board of Studies
... Class work on the Group Performance should commence after the Easter break of the HSC year. Production effects such as costumes, sets, lighting, video, film, sound, microphones and technical support should be kept to a minimum as available facilities and technical equipment vary between schools. Ext ...
... Class work on the Group Performance should commence after the Easter break of the HSC year. Production effects such as costumes, sets, lighting, video, film, sound, microphones and technical support should be kept to a minimum as available facilities and technical equipment vary between schools. Ext ...
Year Title Author Director
... next generation of young performers. And it was your participation that helped them to get there. This season is going to be a wild ride and once again you are wanted on the voyage! Please come back. We can’t wait to see you at the theatre! Sincerely, ...
... next generation of young performers. And it was your participation that helped them to get there. This season is going to be a wild ride and once again you are wanted on the voyage! Please come back. We can’t wait to see you at the theatre! Sincerely, ...
- Falmouth University Research Repository (FURR)
... Studies. He would often talk about productions seen through his travels and his regular attendance at the Edinburgh Festival; I recall a particularly animated account of a production of Macbeth (in a clearing in the jungle near a remote village in Nigeria) when the entire audience fled into the (re ...
... Studies. He would often talk about productions seen through his travels and his regular attendance at the Edinburgh Festival; I recall a particularly animated account of a production of Macbeth (in a clearing in the jungle near a remote village in Nigeria) when the entire audience fled into the (re ...
London Theatres T - Over The Footlights
... In 1576 James Burbage, in partnership with the wealthy grocer, John Brayne, took a 21 year lease on an unused site in Shoreditch - to the north of the Bishopsgate entrance to the City of London. On this site he built his “Theatre” - a timberframe construction assembled from pre-constructed pieces. T ...
... In 1576 James Burbage, in partnership with the wealthy grocer, John Brayne, took a 21 year lease on an unused site in Shoreditch - to the north of the Bishopsgate entrance to the City of London. On this site he built his “Theatre” - a timberframe construction assembled from pre-constructed pieces. T ...
Dracula Education Pack
... was performed initially at South Hill Park in Bracknell before transferring to Waterloo East Theatre in London for a three week run, where it received three Off West End Theatre Award nominations. Blackeyed Theatre create innovative, challenging theatre that’s also commercially viable. It achieves t ...
... was performed initially at South Hill Park in Bracknell before transferring to Waterloo East Theatre in London for a three week run, where it received three Off West End Theatre Award nominations. Blackeyed Theatre create innovative, challenging theatre that’s also commercially viable. It achieves t ...
Effectiveness of Verbatim Theatre
... p.145) asks Kent, “Do you sense that you’re preaching to the converted at times?” If you preach to the converted what you’re often doing is strengthening the converted…I like the fact that we attract opinion formers because after all they’re the people in power, so if you can change one or two of th ...
... p.145) asks Kent, “Do you sense that you’re preaching to the converted at times?” If you preach to the converted what you’re often doing is strengthening the converted…I like the fact that we attract opinion formers because after all they’re the people in power, so if you can change one or two of th ...
Voices from Two Theatrical Others: Labour Issues in the Theatres of Ireland and Taiwan
... also have benefited from transforming its economy from reliance on labourintensive farming to high technology. Ireland’s (pre-crash) title of ‘Celtic Tiger’ and Taiwan’s title of ‘Asian Little Dragon’ was at the expense of socially marginalized workers. What is worth noticing is how, due to their un ...
... also have benefited from transforming its economy from reliance on labourintensive farming to high technology. Ireland’s (pre-crash) title of ‘Celtic Tiger’ and Taiwan’s title of ‘Asian Little Dragon’ was at the expense of socially marginalized workers. What is worth noticing is how, due to their un ...
A Short Organum for the Theatre
... The theatre can only adopt such a free attitude if it lets itself be carried along by the strongest currents in its society and associates itself with those who are necessarily most impatient to make great alterations there. The bare wish, if nothing else, to evolve an art fit for the times must dri ...
... The theatre can only adopt such a free attitude if it lets itself be carried along by the strongest currents in its society and associates itself with those who are necessarily most impatient to make great alterations there. The bare wish, if nothing else, to evolve an art fit for the times must dri ...
Drama, Theatre Studies, Playlist
... conjunction with the requirements set out in Unit 3 Outcome 3 in the VCE Theatre Studies Study Design. Students will undertake an assessment task based on the performance of a play on the Playlist. Question/s will also be set on the performances of the plays in the end-of-year Theatre Studies writte ...
... conjunction with the requirements set out in Unit 3 Outcome 3 in the VCE Theatre Studies Study Design. Students will undertake an assessment task based on the performance of a play on the Playlist. Question/s will also be set on the performances of the plays in the end-of-year Theatre Studies writte ...
Introduction to Shakespeare`s Romeo and Juliet Shakespeare`s
... sound is close to normal English speech. Ex: “I hope/ that you/ will go/ along/ with me.” ...
... sound is close to normal English speech. Ex: “I hope/ that you/ will go/ along/ with me.” ...
Adopted: December 10, 2009 Preschool and Kindergarten
... imagination, and dexterity into unique forms of expression and communication. Theatre honors imagination and creativity, and students who engage in theatre benefit from learning these skills and many others that prepare them for the 21st century. Additionally, as they work at increasing their unders ...
... imagination, and dexterity into unique forms of expression and communication. Theatre honors imagination and creativity, and students who engage in theatre benefit from learning these skills and many others that prepare them for the 21st century. Additionally, as they work at increasing their unders ...
Summer - The College of Fellows of the American Theatre
... said, “I’m not going to do theatre.” I went to the College of William & Mary. But I have a degree in History, and my Honors Thesis was in Proust. Proustian history intertwined with late 19th century. I thought, “Well that’s more like it, there’s something I can bite my teeth into.” But meanwhile eac ...
... said, “I’m not going to do theatre.” I went to the College of William & Mary. But I have a degree in History, and my Honors Thesis was in Proust. Proustian history intertwined with late 19th century. I thought, “Well that’s more like it, there’s something I can bite my teeth into.” But meanwhile eac ...
Excerpts from Le Dialogue Dramatique et le Metathéâtre
... Jenn Stephenson is an Assistant Professor of Drama at Queen’s University, Kingston, Ontario. She received her Ph.D. from the University of Toronto (2003). Her articles and reviews have been published in Theatre Journal and Shakespeare Bulletin. She is currently at work on a book-length study on meta ...
... Jenn Stephenson is an Assistant Professor of Drama at Queen’s University, Kingston, Ontario. She received her Ph.D. from the University of Toronto (2003). Her articles and reviews have been published in Theatre Journal and Shakespeare Bulletin. She is currently at work on a book-length study on meta ...
The Firebirds Take the Field
... to learn that their final diagnosis of Conversion Disorder’ was just a new moniker for “Female Hysteria.” But what really intrigued me was how the parents of these girls seemed absolutely driven to find some other diagnosis… something tangible, something physical, something that pharmaceuticals coul ...
... to learn that their final diagnosis of Conversion Disorder’ was just a new moniker for “Female Hysteria.” But what really intrigued me was how the parents of these girls seemed absolutely driven to find some other diagnosis… something tangible, something physical, something that pharmaceuticals coul ...
terrence Spivey energy Source
... of the prestigious National Theatre Conference. Born in Kountze, Tex., as the eldest of five siblings, and raised by his single mother and great-grandparents, Spivey was introduced to the blues in a juke joint next to his greatgrandparents’ house; in elementary school, he got his first theatrical ro ...
... of the prestigious National Theatre Conference. Born in Kountze, Tex., as the eldest of five siblings, and raised by his single mother and great-grandparents, Spivey was introduced to the blues in a juke joint next to his greatgrandparents’ house; in elementary school, he got his first theatrical ro ...
here - bufvc
... “Glenville was much loved in Theatreland and in Hollywood. Having been an actor himself - a matinee idol indeed - he was an Actor's Director par excellence. Among those who knew what a true director should be like his name was spoken with acclaim and admiration. That he should leave a foundation to ...
... “Glenville was much loved in Theatreland and in Hollywood. Having been an actor himself - a matinee idol indeed - he was an Actor's Director par excellence. Among those who knew what a true director should be like his name was spoken with acclaim and admiration. That he should leave a foundation to ...
fallen angels show programme
... seemingly effortless style, wit and élan. Of course, in reality, this effortlessness is very difficult to achieve and the works need actors of great style and technical skill to deliver them convincingly. So we’re blessed with the team we have secured together to bring you this sparkling new product ...
... seemingly effortless style, wit and élan. Of course, in reality, this effortlessness is very difficult to achieve and the works need actors of great style and technical skill to deliver them convincingly. So we’re blessed with the team we have secured together to bring you this sparkling new product ...
sANdy HARpER northern lights
... “No one in the cast will be the same,” Wenger says. “The kids who came to see the play were so emotional.” Afterward, the cast was jammed in the music room with the Galena kids. “We talked about our lives as performance artists. We wanted to do anything we could to help these kids.” As Sandy Harper ...
... “No one in the cast will be the same,” Wenger says. “The kids who came to see the play were so emotional.” Afterward, the cast was jammed in the music room with the Galena kids. “We talked about our lives as performance artists. We wanted to do anything we could to help these kids.” As Sandy Harper ...
Thirteen Hands Carol Shields’ Directed by
... dependent on skilful communication between two partners against their opponents (identified by compass as North and South playing against East and West). There are four stages to bridge: dealing, bidding (or auction), the play of the cards, and scoring. The play of the cards has its origins in the g ...
... dependent on skilful communication between two partners against their opponents (identified by compass as North and South playing against East and West). There are four stages to bridge: dealing, bidding (or auction), the play of the cards, and scoring. The play of the cards has its origins in the g ...
Come and See Theatre Erindale’s Last Production for its Anniversary Season
... 1789, in honour of the birthday of King George III, a group of convicts mounted a production of George Farquhar’s The Recruiting Officer in the newly-founded Penal Colony at Sydney Cove, in the unexplored continent of Australia. While the diaries and records of the period give us many of the circums ...
... 1789, in honour of the birthday of King George III, a group of convicts mounted a production of George Farquhar’s The Recruiting Officer in the newly-founded Penal Colony at Sydney Cove, in the unexplored continent of Australia. While the diaries and records of the period give us many of the circums ...
Early American Drama
... "He trapped her in the old sawmill and said with an evil laugh, "If you don't give me the deed to your ranch "I'll saw you all in half! "And then he grabbed her (and then) "He tied her up (and then) "He turned on the bandsaw (and then, and then...!) …” ...
... "He trapped her in the old sawmill and said with an evil laugh, "If you don't give me the deed to your ranch "I'll saw you all in half! "And then he grabbed her (and then) "He tied her up (and then) "He turned on the bandsaw (and then, and then...!) …” ...
Báb-szám rezüméi I
... ’actualising tendency’. The company did not accept the idea of involving current political issues into the programmes and applying puppet shows as a means of political agitation. The Remsey family followed the traditions of the artistic puppet theatre represented by Géza Blattner and István Árpád Ré ...
... ’actualising tendency’. The company did not accept the idea of involving current political issues into the programmes and applying puppet shows as a means of political agitation. The Remsey family followed the traditions of the artistic puppet theatre represented by Géza Blattner and István Árpád Ré ...
Nothing Else Matters - Polish Theatre Journal
... of an aggressive attack on the viewer seems to no longer work because the viewer has simply become used to things? Well then, let us set some traps for the viewer... And this is what I want to ask about, because I have the impression that these traps are set in your new plays. Then what, that they d ...
... of an aggressive attack on the viewer seems to no longer work because the viewer has simply become used to things? Well then, let us set some traps for the viewer... And this is what I want to ask about, because I have the impression that these traps are set in your new plays. Then what, that they d ...
The rise of Albanian theatre to 1945
... the province of Avellino. Another Scutarine Catholic author, Pashko Babi (1843-1905) wrote an early Albanian play entitled I biri i çifutit (The son of the Jew), which we know to have been performed at the Saverian college in Shkodra in February 1882. One shining star on the otherwise rather vacant ...
... the province of Avellino. Another Scutarine Catholic author, Pashko Babi (1843-1905) wrote an early Albanian play entitled I biri i çifutit (The son of the Jew), which we know to have been performed at the Saverian college in Shkodra in February 1882. One shining star on the otherwise rather vacant ...