Findings Report of the Irish Playography 1904-2006
... information and rights contact details for their work. 4,000 performers are included. A simple search will display all new Irish plays in which an actor has performed. The contribution of over 11,800 theatre practitioners to this new work, including directors, designers, lighting designers, stage ma ...
... information and rights contact details for their work. 4,000 performers are included. A simple search will display all new Irish plays in which an actor has performed. The contribution of over 11,800 theatre practitioners to this new work, including directors, designers, lighting designers, stage ma ...
The Injured Party - South Coast Repertory
... She has been the costume director at Center Theatre Group for 13 seasons where she designed Nightingale with Lynn Redgrave, 13, Stuff Happens, Living Out, Stones in his Pockets, The Body of Bourne, Enigma Variations with Donald Sutherland, Tongue of a Bird, Dealer’s Choice, Neat, Mules and Blade to ...
... She has been the costume director at Center Theatre Group for 13 seasons where she designed Nightingale with Lynn Redgrave, 13, Stuff Happens, Living Out, Stones in his Pockets, The Body of Bourne, Enigma Variations with Donald Sutherland, Tongue of a Bird, Dealer’s Choice, Neat, Mules and Blade to ...
View Bob`s Vita - Northwestern College Blogs
... Sabbatical Award. Sabbatical for winter and spring semesters of 2008. O'Neill National Critics Institute Fellowship. Summer 2005. Selected from a national pool of college and university theatre professors to attend The O'Neill Critics Institute held in conjunction with the O'Neill Playwrights Confe ...
... Sabbatical Award. Sabbatical for winter and spring semesters of 2008. O'Neill National Critics Institute Fellowship. Summer 2005. Selected from a national pool of college and university theatre professors to attend The O'Neill Critics Institute held in conjunction with the O'Neill Playwrights Confe ...
Nothing Sacred - South Coast Repertory
... Russian rulers since Catherine the Great had made halting attempts to address the scourge of serfdom with little success. Yet from the moment of his accession to the throne, Alexander II moved rapidly and effectively towards its elimination, despite vigorous objection from landowners. “It is better ...
... Russian rulers since Catherine the Great had made halting attempts to address the scourge of serfdom with little success. Yet from the moment of his accession to the throne, Alexander II moved rapidly and effectively towards its elimination, despite vigorous objection from landowners. “It is better ...
Program - La Boite - Timeline
... straight white male narratives as universal. And I thought it would be interesting to explore the limits of that form at the same time as its content - to bring the two together into one big nightmare. With all my shows, I cast the show first, and then write it in collaboration with the performers, ...
... straight white male narratives as universal. And I thought it would be interesting to explore the limits of that form at the same time as its content - to bring the two together into one big nightmare. With all my shows, I cast the show first, and then write it in collaboration with the performers, ...
collected plays - Currency Press
... In this volume covering 1975–77, years of consolidation for some, disappointment for others, the authors take stock of the progress of reform. These plays express their writers’ disillusion with the past and impatience for reconsideration. ‘The plays point to the obstacles to progress’ writes Brisb ...
... In this volume covering 1975–77, years of consolidation for some, disappointment for others, the authors take stock of the progress of reform. These plays express their writers’ disillusion with the past and impatience for reconsideration. ‘The plays point to the obstacles to progress’ writes Brisb ...
Festival program booklet - Pittsburgh Playwrights Theatre Company
... enjoying a show together. When he woke he wondered, what it was that they were enjoying. That’s when he decided to create a festival where a play written by a white playwright is directed by a black director, and a play written by a black playwright be directed by a white director causing an interac ...
... enjoying a show together. When he woke he wondered, what it was that they were enjoying. That’s when he decided to create a festival where a play written by a white playwright is directed by a black director, and a play written by a black playwright be directed by a white director causing an interac ...
Playbill - NMSU Theatre Arts
... She once said, "When I have something to say that I think will be too difficult for adults, I write it in a book for children. Children are excited by new ideas; they have not yet closed the doors and windows of their imaginations. Provided the story is good . . . nothing is too difficult for childr ...
... She once said, "When I have something to say that I think will be too difficult for adults, I write it in a book for children. Children are excited by new ideas; they have not yet closed the doors and windows of their imaginations. Provided the story is good . . . nothing is too difficult for childr ...
the heiress - South Coast Repertory
... the long, shrill city; it has a riper, richer, more honourable look than any of the upper ramifications of the great longitudinal thoroughfare—the look of having had something of a social history. It was here, as you might have been informed on good authority, that you had come into a world which ap ...
... the long, shrill city; it has a riper, richer, more honourable look than any of the upper ramifications of the great longitudinal thoroughfare—the look of having had something of a social history. It was here, as you might have been informed on good authority, that you had come into a world which ap ...
THEATRE AND SOCIOLOGICAL ISSUES WITH REFERENCE TO
... drama. Perhaps the final spur to drama came from the contact established by Alexander’s invasion between India and Greece. History of dramatic literature of India starts with the plays of Bhasa which are ascribed to fourth-fifth century B.C. As many as thirteen of his alluring plays have survived cr ...
... drama. Perhaps the final spur to drama came from the contact established by Alexander’s invasion between India and Greece. History of dramatic literature of India starts with the plays of Bhasa which are ascribed to fourth-fifth century B.C. As many as thirteen of his alluring plays have survived cr ...
Directing - DNAWorks
... Blurring Shine, by Zakiyyah Alexander, workshop production, Market Theatre, Johannesburg, South Africa. Anna in the Tropics, Belarussian National Drama Theatre, Minsk, Belarus. (Through U.S. Speaker and Specialist Program, U.S. State Dept.). In current repertory. Deep/Azure, workshop production, by ...
... Blurring Shine, by Zakiyyah Alexander, workshop production, Market Theatre, Johannesburg, South Africa. Anna in the Tropics, Belarussian National Drama Theatre, Minsk, Belarus. (Through U.S. Speaker and Specialist Program, U.S. State Dept.). In current repertory. Deep/Azure, workshop production, by ...
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... sixteenth century. Performances took place in the streets or on squares during fairs and festivals. The use of masks was one of its most distinguishing features. To keep the audience’s attention from wandering, the performances were interspersed with comic scenes: the lazzi. These lazzi often had no ...
... sixteenth century. Performances took place in the streets or on squares during fairs and festivals. The use of masks was one of its most distinguishing features. To keep the audience’s attention from wandering, the performances were interspersed with comic scenes: the lazzi. These lazzi often had no ...
Theatrical Production 1
... a dramatic performance may include dancing, singing, juggling, acrobatics, or other non-dramatic elements, it is concerned mainly with the representation of actual or imagined life. In non-dramatic theatrical productions there is no imitation of "another existence" but simply the entertainment or ex ...
... a dramatic performance may include dancing, singing, juggling, acrobatics, or other non-dramatic elements, it is concerned mainly with the representation of actual or imagined life. In non-dramatic theatrical productions there is no imitation of "another existence" but simply the entertainment or ex ...
BETH HENLEY
... even to theatre aficionados, Henley continues to be a prolific writer with sixteen stage plays, including The Miss Firecracker Contest, Abundance, and most recently in 2013, The Jacksonian. She also has seven screenplays and screen adaptations to her credit, including the screen adaptation of Crimes ...
... even to theatre aficionados, Henley continues to be a prolific writer with sixteen stage plays, including The Miss Firecracker Contest, Abundance, and most recently in 2013, The Jacksonian. She also has seven screenplays and screen adaptations to her credit, including the screen adaptation of Crimes ...
Title (e - Action On Hearing Loss
... translate the performance into English. However, they do not necessarily identify offstage noises, sound effects or which character is speaking. Some theatres, such as the Royal Shakespeare Company, have their own equipment to deliver captioned performances in-house. There are also organisations whi ...
... translate the performance into English. However, they do not necessarily identify offstage noises, sound effects or which character is speaking. Some theatres, such as the Royal Shakespeare Company, have their own equipment to deliver captioned performances in-house. There are also organisations whi ...
Example programme ()
... In 1965-66, a triple bill of three short plays by Jean-Claude van Itallie - Interview, TV and Motel (collectively entitled America Hurrah) - burst onto a New York theatre scene ruled by naturalistic, textbased plays and the “method”. Method actors followed the teachings of Stanislavsky and his follo ...
... In 1965-66, a triple bill of three short plays by Jean-Claude van Itallie - Interview, TV and Motel (collectively entitled America Hurrah) - burst onto a New York theatre scene ruled by naturalistic, textbased plays and the “method”. Method actors followed the teachings of Stanislavsky and his follo ...
Our Broadway Guide - Applause
... We finally get to see how Glinda the Good Witch had a hand in the creation of the Wicked image that her school mate Elphaba eventually embraces. Like many young kids, Elphaba is different. With an astute mind and naturally green skin, she was never going to fit in. Both passionate and committed and ...
... We finally get to see how Glinda the Good Witch had a hand in the creation of the Wicked image that her school mate Elphaba eventually embraces. Like many young kids, Elphaba is different. With an astute mind and naturally green skin, she was never going to fit in. Both passionate and committed and ...
Sara Masters, Theatre for Young People in Canada
... Toronto felt very corporate compared to Montreal and it definitely felt like a money oriented city. Lots of skyscrapers, office buildings, factory refurbishments now luxury apartments. This was all underscored by the screech of planes performing at the two day long airshow. It also houses Canada’s l ...
... Toronto felt very corporate compared to Montreal and it definitely felt like a money oriented city. Lots of skyscrapers, office buildings, factory refurbishments now luxury apartments. This was all underscored by the screech of planes performing at the two day long airshow. It also houses Canada’s l ...
Please Mind the Gap between Theatre and Philosophy
... understood in the sense of “playing theatre,” I have reconstructed Wittgenstein’s approach to language as a “dramatic” one. Not only can his terms, including what is usually translated as “language game,” be elucidated through this dramatic angle (the proper translation might well be “language play” ...
... understood in the sense of “playing theatre,” I have reconstructed Wittgenstein’s approach to language as a “dramatic” one. Not only can his terms, including what is usually translated as “language game,” be elucidated through this dramatic angle (the proper translation might well be “language play” ...
The “Performative” Dimension of The Good Person of Szechwan
... the play as well as the author’s intention whether or not it is possible for other characters to be “good” in the dramatic world created by Brecht. Needless to say, The Good Person of Szechwan has both the possibility and impossibility for characters to be “good” in the play through the “performativ ...
... the play as well as the author’s intention whether or not it is possible for other characters to be “good” in the dramatic world created by Brecht. Needless to say, The Good Person of Szechwan has both the possibility and impossibility for characters to be “good” in the play through the “performativ ...
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... period (1660-1700) is the subject of the final three subsections. The information is thus presented in a logical manner. Furthermore, the developments of English theatre are explained against the political and social background in England and Spain, as well as against the relationships between both ...
... period (1660-1700) is the subject of the final three subsections. The information is thus presented in a logical manner. Furthermore, the developments of English theatre are explained against the political and social background in England and Spain, as well as against the relationships between both ...
Body of Knowledge New Revision
... This revision booklet deals with the eleven component parts. Each component part is named and defined. It is important that readers or users of this body of knowledge bear in mind the following: ...
... This revision booklet deals with the eleven component parts. Each component part is named and defined. It is important that readers or users of this body of knowledge bear in mind the following: ...
Europe Theatre Prize - Union des Théâtres de l`Europe
... phenomenon present in every culture, a place for meeting and discussion on the contemporary discourse, based on a strong dialogue between audiences and artists. This time we decided to extend the theme to a fundamental function of theatre: its relationship with the present moment. As the title sugge ...
... phenomenon present in every culture, a place for meeting and discussion on the contemporary discourse, based on a strong dialogue between audiences and artists. This time we decided to extend the theme to a fundamental function of theatre: its relationship with the present moment. As the title sugge ...