The Whole Man - Mary Immaculate Research Repository
... challenging and questioning me, for allowing me to write what I wanted to say and allowing me to do so my own way. Additional thanks to Dr Noel Kavanagh who introduced me to the philosophy that became such a major part of this work, though at vi ...
... challenging and questioning me, for allowing me to write what I wanted to say and allowing me to do so my own way. Additional thanks to Dr Noel Kavanagh who introduced me to the philosophy that became such a major part of this work, though at vi ...
PICASSO: THEATRE ARTIST A THESIS IN Theatre Presented to the
... One of the most influential moments in Picasso‟s life was his first trip to Paris in October 1900 with Casagemas and Pallarès (who joined later). Casagemas was a financial resource during the trip (Penrose Picasso 58). This trip foreshadowed Picasso‟s career trajectory and his success in Europe‟s c ...
... One of the most influential moments in Picasso‟s life was his first trip to Paris in October 1900 with Casagemas and Pallarès (who joined later). Casagemas was a financial resource during the trip (Penrose Picasso 58). This trip foreshadowed Picasso‟s career trajectory and his success in Europe‟s c ...
It`s Just That For The First Time, I Feel... Wicked
... involvement have created a new, larger than life identity for many theater companies. Furthermore, with the capability to travel not only domestically, but also internationally, many shows, touring companies, and theaters have the opportunity to reach more people than ever before. In the text The Ox ...
... involvement have created a new, larger than life identity for many theater companies. Furthermore, with the capability to travel not only domestically, but also internationally, many shows, touring companies, and theaters have the opportunity to reach more people than ever before. In the text The Ox ...
characters in conflict with time: the evolution and exposition of
... Its dynamism affects every phase of the life of his ...
... Its dynamism affects every phase of the life of his ...
Restless in Thought, Disturb`d in Mind
... female, Hamlet allows a case study of the influence of gender in the conceptualisation of madness. Hamlet and Ophelia each portray very different kinds of mental disorder, but in fact even the madness of Hamlet alone is not always the same: as suggested above, there is clearly, apart from his feigne ...
... female, Hamlet allows a case study of the influence of gender in the conceptualisation of madness. Hamlet and Ophelia each portray very different kinds of mental disorder, but in fact even the madness of Hamlet alone is not always the same: as suggested above, there is clearly, apart from his feigne ...
Meisner Across Paradigms: The Phenomenal Dynamic of Sanford
... This thesis is available for Library use on the understanding that it is copyright material and that no quotation from the thesis may be published without proper acknowledgement. ...
... This thesis is available for Library use on the understanding that it is copyright material and that no quotation from the thesis may be published without proper acknowledgement. ...
The Art of Adaptation - UNH Scholars` Repository
... modern audiences. After all, in the words of T.S. Elliot: “Good writers Borrow, Great writers Steal.” This paper will move to discuss why we continue to produce Euripides’ play Medea in its original and adapted forms, and how different adaptations in theatre, opera, dance, and film shed new light on ...
... modern audiences. After all, in the words of T.S. Elliot: “Good writers Borrow, Great writers Steal.” This paper will move to discuss why we continue to produce Euripides’ play Medea in its original and adapted forms, and how different adaptations in theatre, opera, dance, and film shed new light on ...
ABSTRACT The Ideal World of Edmond Rostand`s Cyrano de
... Traditionally, the entire Rostand family traveled to the village of Luchon for their summer vacations. Luchon was, at the time, a quaint village situated between Spain and Gascony where Eugène Rostand had a summer home built. Luchon’s location, at the foot of the majestic Pyrenees, inspired Edmond ...
... Traditionally, the entire Rostand family traveled to the village of Luchon for their summer vacations. Luchon was, at the time, a quaint village situated between Spain and Gascony where Eugène Rostand had a summer home built. Luchon’s location, at the foot of the majestic Pyrenees, inspired Edmond ...
John Guare: In Search of America.
... has utilized any observation or memory that can illuminate the question that has dominated his career as a dramatist: how can one achieve a fulfilled life in an age dominated by the mass media (Cattaneo 97). For Guare, the theatre proves the intersection where the world of fantasy ameliorates the fr ...
... has utilized any observation or memory that can illuminate the question that has dominated his career as a dramatist: how can one achieve a fulfilled life in an age dominated by the mass media (Cattaneo 97). For Guare, the theatre proves the intersection where the world of fantasy ameliorates the fr ...
chapter-5 performance based contributions
... the inner/outer dichotomies created by the play-within-a-play as well as by the play itself, are deconstructed (qtd. in Moore 55). The productions bring to light the working of a text, the latest interiority of the figures on stage. The Mousetrap, suggests Moore, is an external dramatization of Haml ...
... the inner/outer dichotomies created by the play-within-a-play as well as by the play itself, are deconstructed (qtd. in Moore 55). The productions bring to light the working of a text, the latest interiority of the figures on stage. The Mousetrap, suggests Moore, is an external dramatization of Haml ...
View/Open
... to the reality one has been forced to accept as a child. One wants to create a reality of one’s own that one can convince other people of, one which in the moment when it is depicted is much, much stronger than the reality one is entangled in the whole time. The prophets, musicians and poets speak t ...
... to the reality one has been forced to accept as a child. One wants to create a reality of one’s own that one can convince other people of, one which in the moment when it is depicted is much, much stronger than the reality one is entangled in the whole time. The prophets, musicians and poets speak t ...
Mad Dogs and Englishmen: A Study of Noel Coward
... were the remarks of his earlier critics for ease of comprehension. The following opinions are unrelated and not chosen for any specific effect, other than to show Coward's opinion of himself. He says he has a gift for comedy dialogue; "'is characters are unkind; " his remarks are witty; " his situat ...
... were the remarks of his earlier critics for ease of comprehension. The following opinions are unrelated and not chosen for any specific effect, other than to show Coward's opinion of himself. He says he has a gift for comedy dialogue; "'is characters are unkind; " his remarks are witty; " his situat ...
The Children of Molemo: an Analysis of Johnny Simons
... archetypal associations of his childhood. This study examines Simons' pedagogical approach to his "lyric grotesque" genre of movement theatre. A documented recreation of Simons' most definitive work, the folk/rock operatic-ballet, The Lake Worth Monster, provides access to a Hip Pocket Theatre exper ...
... archetypal associations of his childhood. This study examines Simons' pedagogical approach to his "lyric grotesque" genre of movement theatre. A documented recreation of Simons' most definitive work, the folk/rock operatic-ballet, The Lake Worth Monster, provides access to a Hip Pocket Theatre exper ...
Federico García Lorca`s `Impossible` Theatre Staged
... This study explores the relatively unknown area of Federico García Lorca’s theatre work which he himself termed ‘impossible’ and ‘unperformable’. With the director’s task of preproduction research in mind, the study examines biographical research as well as focusing discussion on Lorca’s experimenta ...
... This study explores the relatively unknown area of Federico García Lorca’s theatre work which he himself termed ‘impossible’ and ‘unperformable’. With the director’s task of preproduction research in mind, the study examines biographical research as well as focusing discussion on Lorca’s experimenta ...
Icon - University of Pretoria
... Firstly, I would like to thank my supervisor, Professor Marié-Heleen Coetzee, for her leadership, academic guidance and unlimited patience in working with me on this project. It has been a long journey, but we have finally made it to the end. I am further indebted to Dr Denyse Webbstock for her boun ...
... Firstly, I would like to thank my supervisor, Professor Marié-Heleen Coetzee, for her leadership, academic guidance and unlimited patience in working with me on this project. It has been a long journey, but we have finally made it to the end. I am further indebted to Dr Denyse Webbstock for her boun ...
A Feminist, Costume Design Exploration
... and is almost exclusively defined by her relationship to the men in her life: Polonius, Prince Hamlet, and Laertes. She lacks agency or characterization, and her sexuality is controlled or denied. For someone Hamlet claimed to love more than “40,000 brothers,” she’s never mentioned as the focus in a ...
... and is almost exclusively defined by her relationship to the men in her life: Polonius, Prince Hamlet, and Laertes. She lacks agency or characterization, and her sexuality is controlled or denied. For someone Hamlet claimed to love more than “40,000 brothers,” she’s never mentioned as the focus in a ...
Erizabēto – ai to shi no rondo
... Elisabeth is a German-language musical: the collaborative work of composer Sylvester Levay (1945 - ), lyricist-librettist Michael Kunze (1943 – ) and director Harry Kupfer (1935 - ). It was first staged in 1992, in Vienna. The musical is the life story of the last queen of the Habsburg Empire, Elis ...
... Elisabeth is a German-language musical: the collaborative work of composer Sylvester Levay (1945 - ), lyricist-librettist Michael Kunze (1943 – ) and director Harry Kupfer (1935 - ). It was first staged in 1992, in Vienna. The musical is the life story of the last queen of the Habsburg Empire, Elis ...
acting - DropPDF
... Actors in these dramas are challenged to accept new paradigms of reality and progress logically from there in their building of a character. They are challenged to reach for their desires while maintaining or creating meaning around them. Absurd plays are not merely ridiculous or random, nor do the ...
... Actors in these dramas are challenged to accept new paradigms of reality and progress logically from there in their building of a character. They are challenged to reach for their desires while maintaining or creating meaning around them. Absurd plays are not merely ridiculous or random, nor do the ...
The Influence and Association of Paratext in
... acknowledgement being given when I add my own emphasis. ...
... acknowledgement being given when I add my own emphasis. ...
Get Flanagan: The Rise and Fall of the Federal Theatre Project
... should be done with light or the simplest scenic elements. With the exception of Flanagan herself, all roles could and should be doubled. Costumes should be simple but suggestive, and changes could take place on stage. An emphasis on theatricality is paramount. As much of the working machinery of th ...
... should be done with light or the simplest scenic elements. With the exception of Flanagan herself, all roles could and should be doubled. Costumes should be simple but suggestive, and changes could take place on stage. An emphasis on theatricality is paramount. As much of the working machinery of th ...
Devising Solo Performance: A Practitioner`s Enquiry
... 4. My focus is on processes of making, not the performed product and I am viewing all else in relation to this lens. At times, perhaps, this creates an unfamiliar experience for the reader, who may not have seen the performed work. I have therefore included a description of the main solo works discu ...
... 4. My focus is on processes of making, not the performed product and I am viewing all else in relation to this lens. At times, perhaps, this creates an unfamiliar experience for the reader, who may not have seen the performed work. I have therefore included a description of the main solo works discu ...
Faruk Begolli - English
... He was going out very rare. And it’s been very long time since he couldn’t go out. Challenged by the pains and by the friends’ pressure, especially from those who studied with him in Belgrade, he was obliged to take into consideration doctors recommendations. He began to take chemotherapy... “In the ...
... He was going out very rare. And it’s been very long time since he couldn’t go out. Challenged by the pains and by the friends’ pressure, especially from those who studied with him in Belgrade, he was obliged to take into consideration doctors recommendations. He began to take chemotherapy... “In the ...
i Six Companies in Search of Shakespeare: Rehearsal
... Tree, ―an absolute crank,‖3 but Poel claimed his productions sought, ―to keep the past in touch with the present.‖4 By embracing rather than erasing the challenge of Shakespeare‘s full text and the conditions of his original theatre, William Poel and his company were forced to re-invent styles of pe ...
... Tree, ―an absolute crank,‖3 but Poel claimed his productions sought, ―to keep the past in touch with the present.‖4 By embracing rather than erasing the challenge of Shakespeare‘s full text and the conditions of his original theatre, William Poel and his company were forced to re-invent styles of pe ...
BREDENBeyondThePlaywright2009 - QMRO Home
... company Forced Entertainment Tim Etchells to cry out: ‘harping on endlessly about writing as if there was nothing in the theatre but words and writers’ (Etchells quoted in Giannachi & Luckhurst, 1999: 29). It is not a new debate, since as early as 1908, Edward Gordon Craig issued the following warni ...
... company Forced Entertainment Tim Etchells to cry out: ‘harping on endlessly about writing as if there was nothing in the theatre but words and writers’ (Etchells quoted in Giannachi & Luckhurst, 1999: 29). It is not a new debate, since as early as 1908, Edward Gordon Craig issued the following warni ...
ADAPTATION OF THAI TRADITIONAL PLAYS IN A
... I share similar interests and beliefs with these artists. My personal interest in traditional theatre began when I was very young. I still remember the first time my mother took me to see a performance of Khon. It was performed at night, in the yard of the Sanam Chandra Palace campus of Silpakorn U ...
... I share similar interests and beliefs with these artists. My personal interest in traditional theatre began when I was very young. I still remember the first time my mother took me to see a performance of Khon. It was performed at night, in the yard of the Sanam Chandra Palace campus of Silpakorn U ...