Alien Voices - Dramatic Publishing
... and no lights to focus. And best of all, everyone can be included because there are so many talents involved: writing, acting, music, sound effects, audiovisual—it’s not just for the group who want to be actors!” —John de Lancie The Dramatic Publishing Company and Alien Voices,® a multimedia product ...
... and no lights to focus. And best of all, everyone can be included because there are so many talents involved: writing, acting, music, sound effects, audiovisual—it’s not just for the group who want to be actors!” —John de Lancie The Dramatic Publishing Company and Alien Voices,® a multimedia product ...
Horowitz- Shylock After Auschwitz: The Merchant of Venice
... has within him the gathered strength of generations … a man who sees life through the glasses of eternity … and so I played him as Shylock.” (341.) In 1901, when Adler first played Shylock, it was in the manner of British actor/manager Henry Irving, who, as Adler’s contemporary, took on Shylock as o ...
... has within him the gathered strength of generations … a man who sees life through the glasses of eternity … and so I played him as Shylock.” (341.) In 1901, when Adler first played Shylock, it was in the manner of British actor/manager Henry Irving, who, as Adler’s contemporary, took on Shylock as o ...
recovering ancient ritual and the theatre of the apache: a journey
... interpretations, debate, power struggles and always a battle for ownership. My intention within this analysis of theatre history and its cultural influences is to suggest another way of seeing what has been written or not written. I, like many contemporary scholars recognize the box of ideology and ...
... interpretations, debate, power struggles and always a battle for ownership. My intention within this analysis of theatre history and its cultural influences is to suggest another way of seeing what has been written or not written. I, like many contemporary scholars recognize the box of ideology and ...
Steven Berkoff, Choral Unity, and Modes of Governance
... Welfare State featured ensembles rather than individuals. These companies, and Berkoff’s LTG, were active during a period when ‘collectives’ referred first to political and social units and then to theatrical modes of production. Theatrical collaboration was understood to be as much a political choi ...
... Welfare State featured ensembles rather than individuals. These companies, and Berkoff’s LTG, were active during a period when ‘collectives’ referred first to political and social units and then to theatrical modes of production. Theatrical collaboration was understood to be as much a political choi ...
Brigg, Gillian (2013) Theatre for audiences labelled as having
... Initial thanks must go to the AHRC for funding this research project without which it could never have taken place. I am indebted to my two academic supervisors: Gordon Ramsay's depth of knowledge, along with his lateral perspective on ideas, was always inspirational. Jo Robinson's forensic eye for ...
... Initial thanks must go to the AHRC for funding this research project without which it could never have taken place. I am indebted to my two academic supervisors: Gordon Ramsay's depth of knowledge, along with his lateral perspective on ideas, was always inspirational. Jo Robinson's forensic eye for ...
The Dances of the Orixás - DUO
... My interest in the dance of the Orixás started in 2006, when I, then in the first year of my BA in Aesthetics and Theatre Studies, visited Odin Teatret for the first time to participate in the Odin Week Festival.1 As an Afro Brazilian performer who had emigrated to Norway seven years earlier, I was ...
... My interest in the dance of the Orixás started in 2006, when I, then in the first year of my BA in Aesthetics and Theatre Studies, visited Odin Teatret for the first time to participate in the Odin Week Festival.1 As an Afro Brazilian performer who had emigrated to Norway seven years earlier, I was ...
Final PhD - Royal Holloway, University of London
... Venables families thrust the private family into the public sphere and opened up the institution of the family for public scrutiny at a new heightened level. This thesis will be framed by the period between the year of James Bugler’s kidnapping in 1993 and the year 2001, when the two boys who killed ...
... Venables families thrust the private family into the public sphere and opened up the institution of the family for public scrutiny at a new heightened level. This thesis will be framed by the period between the year of James Bugler’s kidnapping in 1993 and the year 2001, when the two boys who killed ...
Much Ado about Nothing - Utah Shakespeare Festival
... grammars. The past five centuries have advanced the cause of standardized positions for words; yet the flexible idiom of Elizabethan English offered abundant opportunities for Shakespeare’s linguistic inventiveness. Ideally it is rewarding to study several facets of Shakespeare’s English: pronunciat ...
... grammars. The past five centuries have advanced the cause of standardized positions for words; yet the flexible idiom of Elizabethan English offered abundant opportunities for Shakespeare’s linguistic inventiveness. Ideally it is rewarding to study several facets of Shakespeare’s English: pronunciat ...
newsletter 4 - The Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts
... debuts in the US later this year, when a decision will be made about a cinema season. “It was an amazing experience for me, as when I took part I had not yet graduated from LIPA. I felt like a little kid in a candy store and learned so much in my two days of filming.” This year Siri played in the Br ...
... debuts in the US later this year, when a decision will be made about a cinema season. “It was an amazing experience for me, as when I took part I had not yet graduated from LIPA. I felt like a little kid in a candy store and learned so much in my two days of filming.” This year Siri played in the Br ...
The "Opposite of People": Theatrical Doubling and Rosencrantz and
... Tom Stoppard is a playwright with diverse interests, but he is primarily and consistently concerned with human understandings of reality: what is reality? How do different people interpret and understand reality? Are there multiple realities and if so, can they happily coexist? Stoppard tries to unr ...
... Tom Stoppard is a playwright with diverse interests, but he is primarily and consistently concerned with human understandings of reality: what is reality? How do different people interpret and understand reality? Are there multiple realities and if so, can they happily coexist? Stoppard tries to unr ...
Doll`s House Study Guide
... surroundings and fight the constraints of his contemporary customs. Ibsen would spend the next 10 years directing over 150 plays. However, the plays Ibsen wrote during this period found little success. The common consensus was that Ibsen would be a mediocre playwright at best. In 1857, he married Su ...
... surroundings and fight the constraints of his contemporary customs. Ibsen would spend the next 10 years directing over 150 plays. However, the plays Ibsen wrote during this period found little success. The common consensus was that Ibsen would be a mediocre playwright at best. In 1857, he married Su ...
Special Topics in Theatre
... tomime is still used in England in farces (comedies performed mostly for laughs) staged around Christmas. Participating in pantomime will help you develop your confidence, personal resources, and stage techniques. Realistic pantomime requires time, study, and self-discipline, but it is fun. For the ...
... tomime is still used in England in farces (comedies performed mostly for laughs) staged around Christmas. Participating in pantomime will help you develop your confidence, personal resources, and stage techniques. Realistic pantomime requires time, study, and self-discipline, but it is fun. For the ...
SHAKESPEARE AND MODERN VERSIONS OF HIS PLAYS
... know − love. I know what love is. I can never forget. That. Never. Sam Shepard, A Lie of the Mind, Act II, Scene I In certain senses of the word 'love', Shakespeare is not so much our best as our only love poet. C. S. Lewis, English Literautre in the Sixteenth Century I first taught Shakespeare in 1 ...
... know − love. I know what love is. I can never forget. That. Never. Sam Shepard, A Lie of the Mind, Act II, Scene I In certain senses of the word 'love', Shakespeare is not so much our best as our only love poet. C. S. Lewis, English Literautre in the Sixteenth Century I first taught Shakespeare in 1 ...
PhD Thesis - ARAN Home
... Sara Allgood and her sister Molly (Maire O’Neill). Allgood had also begun her career with Inghinidhe na hÉireann, although she later travelled to Liverpool and left for Australia in 1915 with the lead in ‘a Hibernicized melodrama’ entitled Peg O’ My Heart. (Frazier Hollywoo ...
... Sara Allgood and her sister Molly (Maire O’Neill). Allgood had also begun her career with Inghinidhe na hÉireann, although she later travelled to Liverpool and left for Australia in 1915 with the lead in ‘a Hibernicized melodrama’ entitled Peg O’ My Heart. (Frazier Hollywoo ...
Emotions in Drama Characters and Virtual Agents
... this trend, we argue that the role of emotions in character design deserves more attention, as it is the key to establish a distinction between autonomous agents and drama characters. In this paper, we analyze a fragment of drama, taken from Shakespeare’s Hamlet, to show how characters can be constr ...
... this trend, we argue that the role of emotions in character design deserves more attention, as it is the key to establish a distinction between autonomous agents and drama characters. In this paper, we analyze a fragment of drama, taken from Shakespeare’s Hamlet, to show how characters can be constr ...
Council of Resident Stock Theatres (CORST
... claimed to be due by the Actor or Equity is evidence of the existence of a dispute (Equity consenting), entitling the claimant to an arbitration (Equity consenting). (D) Failure to Arbitrate a Breach of Contract. Failure of the Producer to appoint his arbitrator and promptly arbitrate any dispute, ...
... claimed to be due by the Actor or Equity is evidence of the existence of a dispute (Equity consenting), entitling the claimant to an arbitration (Equity consenting). (D) Failure to Arbitrate a Breach of Contract. Failure of the Producer to appoint his arbitrator and promptly arbitrate any dispute, ...
The Comedy of Errors
... available to Shakespearean actors nearly 400 years after its publication. Its punctuation gives clues to our actors about what words to emphasize and about which ideas are important. In Shakespeare’s own theater company, with only a few days at most to rehearse each new play, these built-in clues we ...
... available to Shakespearean actors nearly 400 years after its publication. Its punctuation gives clues to our actors about what words to emphasize and about which ideas are important. In Shakespeare’s own theater company, with only a few days at most to rehearse each new play, these built-in clues we ...
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... 2. The situation in the private live performance sector In the majority of the Central and Eastern European countries, there is no significant infrastructure of private live performance establishments that employ live performance artists on a permanent basis. There are many project-based theatre com ...
... 2. The situation in the private live performance sector In the majority of the Central and Eastern European countries, there is no significant infrastructure of private live performance establishments that employ live performance artists on a permanent basis. There are many project-based theatre com ...
Yale Repertory Theatre, Yale University
... developing new models in co-production, transferring work to the commercial theatre, and investing in playwrights and their work through commissioning on a major scale. A champion of new work, Yale Rep has produced more than 100 premieres—including two Pulitzer Prize winners and four other nominated ...
... developing new models in co-production, transferring work to the commercial theatre, and investing in playwrights and their work through commissioning on a major scale. A champion of new work, Yale Rep has produced more than 100 premieres—including two Pulitzer Prize winners and four other nominated ...
SPECIAL ISSUE Living with Trauma, Living with Playback
... preparing, delivering, and sustaining playback theatre within communities post-natural disaster, in war zones, and with displaced peoples, some as visitors and others within their own neighbourhoods. Patrick Seyler (USA) and Olga Sanachina (Russia) present the story that inspired them to initiate th ...
... preparing, delivering, and sustaining playback theatre within communities post-natural disaster, in war zones, and with displaced peoples, some as visitors and others within their own neighbourhoods. Patrick Seyler (USA) and Olga Sanachina (Russia) present the story that inspired them to initiate th ...
David Garrick - Paideia
... requesting withdrawal from the partnership in order to devote his time completely to the stage. Having found success with Richard III, Garrick moved onto a number of other roles including Tate's adaptation of Shakespeare's King Lear and Pierre in Otway's Venice Preserv'd as well as comic roles such ...
... requesting withdrawal from the partnership in order to devote his time completely to the stage. Having found success with Richard III, Garrick moved onto a number of other roles including Tate's adaptation of Shakespeare's King Lear and Pierre in Otway's Venice Preserv'd as well as comic roles such ...
Deviations of Kathakali Dance from Natyasastra
... factual confirmation we can find out that two of them are totally omitted from Kathakali. The vachika section is wholly dodged from Kathakali. One can argue that the background music is the vachika section of Kathakali. But one who carefully studied Natyasastra never accept such opinions as Bharata ...
... factual confirmation we can find out that two of them are totally omitted from Kathakali. The vachika section is wholly dodged from Kathakali. One can argue that the background music is the vachika section of Kathakali. But one who carefully studied Natyasastra never accept such opinions as Bharata ...
THREE BY EDWARD ALBEE: A DRAMATURGICAL DISCSUSSION
... returned to Broadway in March of 2005, running for approximately six months before transferring to London and other major cities in the U.S., and has been revived in other various professional productions ever since (“Listing, 2005 Broadway”). The critical reception when the play was first publishe ...
... returned to Broadway in March of 2005, running for approximately six months before transferring to London and other major cities in the U.S., and has been revived in other various professional productions ever since (“Listing, 2005 Broadway”). The critical reception when the play was first publishe ...
THE TAMING OF THE SHREW
... order is achieved through hierarchy. Our aim has been to show what happens when that sort of society exists, to play the mysogyny and cruel comedy to the hilt. We have noted the idea of Petruchio as a soldier: Have I not heard the sea puff'd up with winds Rage like an angry boar? Have I not heard gr ...
... order is achieved through hierarchy. Our aim has been to show what happens when that sort of society exists, to play the mysogyny and cruel comedy to the hilt. We have noted the idea of Petruchio as a soldier: Have I not heard the sea puff'd up with winds Rage like an angry boar? Have I not heard gr ...
Shinoda Masahiro
... • The Ballad of Orin (1977) - Goze is a blind female itinerant shamisen player and storyteller. Orin is a goze though she was expelled from a group for breaking its rules and having an affair with a customer. Traveling alone, she is a popular entertainer, but men are after not only her music but als ...
... • The Ballad of Orin (1977) - Goze is a blind female itinerant shamisen player and storyteller. Orin is a goze though she was expelled from a group for breaking its rules and having an affair with a customer. Traveling alone, she is a popular entertainer, but men are after not only her music but als ...
Actor
An actor (actress is sometimes used for females; see § Terminology) is a person portraying a character in a dramatic or comic production; he or she performs in film, television, theatre, radio, commercials or music videos. Actor, ὑποκριτής (hypokrites), literally means ""one who interprets""; an actor, then, is one who interprets a dramatic character. Method acting is an approach in which the actor identifies with the portrayed character by recalling emotions or reactions from his or her own life. Presentational acting refers to a relationship between actor and audience, whether by direct address or indirectly by specific use of language, looks, gestures or other signs indicating that the character or actor is aware of the audience's presence. In representational acting, ""actors want to make us 'believe' they are the character; they pretend.""Formerly, in some societies, only men could become actors, and women's roles were generally played by men or boys. In modern times, women occasionally played the roles of prepubescent boys.