Didaskalia Volume 11 Entire
... tradition of Mardi Gras krewes creating individual floats or even shaping their whole parade to comment on the “state of play” in New Orleans is a tradition that dates back to the founding of the Mystick Krewe of Comus in 1856 and continues through the modern era. Krewes are capable of stinging and ...
... tradition of Mardi Gras krewes creating individual floats or even shaping their whole parade to comment on the “state of play” in New Orleans is a tradition that dates back to the founding of the Mystick Krewe of Comus in 1856 and continues through the modern era. Krewes are capable of stinging and ...
Lighting Designer
... Carpenter, Stage Manager Make Up Artist, Sound Supervisor. They discuss in detail the logistics of the production, and resolve any conflicts. Lighting is influenced by a wide range of factors, including: the script, the Director’s requirements, set design, costumes, makeup, budget and the available ...
... Carpenter, Stage Manager Make Up Artist, Sound Supervisor. They discuss in detail the logistics of the production, and resolve any conflicts. Lighting is influenced by a wide range of factors, including: the script, the Director’s requirements, set design, costumes, makeup, budget and the available ...
Open - emilio g. robles
... I receive “high marks” and positive feedback evaluating my work as a facilitator/instructor to those whom I have presented workshops and professional development courses that represent Global Voices Project, Lookingglass Theatre Company, Steppenwolf Theatre Company and my own individual consultan ...
... I receive “high marks” and positive feedback evaluating my work as a facilitator/instructor to those whom I have presented workshops and professional development courses that represent Global Voices Project, Lookingglass Theatre Company, Steppenwolf Theatre Company and my own individual consultan ...
360 ° series - Theatre for a New Audience
... his play An Ideal Husband (1893), and Shaw, whose plays and prefaces from the 1890s in particular explore the gender divide that Ibsen so powerfully articulated. Ibsen’s life-long interest in the plight of women can be found everywhere in his work, in play after play, utterly refuting a speech he ma ...
... his play An Ideal Husband (1893), and Shaw, whose plays and prefaces from the 1890s in particular explore the gender divide that Ibsen so powerfully articulated. Ibsen’s life-long interest in the plight of women can be found everywhere in his work, in play after play, utterly refuting a speech he ma ...
pre-production notes
... ruling passion – my sole escape from the depression and despair that so often overwhelmed me’. After the war, Polanski was reunited with his father who later remarried. At the age of 14 Polanski took up acting, appearing in the theatre, on radio, and later in films. In 1955 Andrzej Wajda cast Polans ...
... ruling passion – my sole escape from the depression and despair that so often overwhelmed me’. After the war, Polanski was reunited with his father who later remarried. At the age of 14 Polanski took up acting, appearing in the theatre, on radio, and later in films. In 1955 Andrzej Wajda cast Polans ...
designing a theatre for Ray Lawler`s Doll Trilogy
... language and familiar accents with uncharacteristic Australian urban – as opposed to stereotypical Australian bush – references. unlike so many Australian plays that preceded it, ‘Summer of the Seventeenth Doll’ was not a shallow appeal to patriotism or stereotypes, but instead dealt with universal ...
... language and familiar accents with uncharacteristic Australian urban – as opposed to stereotypical Australian bush – references. unlike so many Australian plays that preceded it, ‘Summer of the Seventeenth Doll’ was not a shallow appeal to patriotism or stereotypes, but instead dealt with universal ...
Scenography International Issue 1 ISSUE 1 The
... image, and the metaphor was that of the theatre itself - the naked, unadorned proscenium stage with its mirror-finish floor proclaiming the triumph of theatricality over illusionism". In this production we also have an example of lighting operators, who are coached to achieve the desired effects. "I ...
... image, and the metaphor was that of the theatre itself - the naked, unadorned proscenium stage with its mirror-finish floor proclaiming the triumph of theatricality over illusionism". In this production we also have an example of lighting operators, who are coached to achieve the desired effects. "I ...
8 reportage
... The source can also be in the actual world, which creates the cultural/historical context of a play. Such is often the case of what may be labelled as “historical” or “political” drama. This label does not necessarily mean that a play is activist, that is to say, that its purpose is to change the au ...
... The source can also be in the actual world, which creates the cultural/historical context of a play. Such is often the case of what may be labelled as “historical” or “political” drama. This label does not necessarily mean that a play is activist, that is to say, that its purpose is to change the au ...
Rags at TheatreWorks_Encore Arts San Francisco
... likely would have been errors. Many families did ...
... likely would have been errors. Many families did ...
Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival 45 Region IV
... Dear Region IV students and faculty, Welcome to Albany, Georgia and the campus of Darton State College! Let us all express our appreciation and gratitude to Ms. Deborah Liss-Green and students of the Darton Theater program, Ms. Elizabeth Gassel Perkins, Dean of the Division of Humanities, and Ms. M ...
... Dear Region IV students and faculty, Welcome to Albany, Georgia and the campus of Darton State College! Let us all express our appreciation and gratitude to Ms. Deborah Liss-Green and students of the Darton Theater program, Ms. Elizabeth Gassel Perkins, Dean of the Division of Humanities, and Ms. M ...
mAnitObA thEAtRE cEntRE, 174 mARKEt AVEnuE, WinniPEg
... The opening of the Manitoba Theatre Centre building in November 1970 culminated a long tradition of theatre building in Winnipeg. As part of a cultural renaissance of the city’s arts facilities in the 1960s, the MTC building would be the home of Canada’s first professional regional theatre group. At ...
... The opening of the Manitoba Theatre Centre building in November 1970 culminated a long tradition of theatre building in Winnipeg. As part of a cultural renaissance of the city’s arts facilities in the 1960s, the MTC building would be the home of Canada’s first professional regional theatre group. At ...
Theatre Audiences and Perceptions of `Liveness` in
... that live performance. Secondary representations include, perhaps, memorabilia, marketing, criticism, photography and, inevitably, non-live performances – but not, importantly, audiences’ talk about a performance. Crucially, Phelan formulates this definition as ontological, a description of the ess ...
... that live performance. Secondary representations include, perhaps, memorabilia, marketing, criticism, photography and, inevitably, non-live performances – but not, importantly, audiences’ talk about a performance. Crucially, Phelan formulates this definition as ontological, a description of the ess ...
WOMAN IN GOLD Production Notes
... For director Simon Curtis, his introduction to the story of Maria Altmann came through watching a program made for the BBC’s Imagine documentary series. Presented by his friend Alan Yentob and entitled “Stealing Klimt,” it recounted the tale of the painting, Altmann’s family and her battle to reclai ...
... For director Simon Curtis, his introduction to the story of Maria Altmann came through watching a program made for the BBC’s Imagine documentary series. Presented by his friend Alan Yentob and entitled “Stealing Klimt,” it recounted the tale of the painting, Altmann’s family and her battle to reclai ...
National Theatre of the Deaf – HISTORY
... hearing every word of the play. No literary style lies beyond the NTD’s dramatic range; the actors have performed everything from bedroom farce to Greek tragedy. In addition to adapting plays, epic poetry, and novels, the Theatre has become adept at creating original works. For the audience, the NTD ...
... hearing every word of the play. No literary style lies beyond the NTD’s dramatic range; the actors have performed everything from bedroom farce to Greek tragedy. In addition to adapting plays, epic poetry, and novels, the Theatre has become adept at creating original works. For the audience, the NTD ...
Dear Friends - Stages St. Louis
... THEY’RE PLAYING OUR SONG Opened 2/11/1979, Imperial Theatre, 1,082 performances By the early 1970s, many people were suggesting that the “Golden Age” of the Broadway musical was over. But due to a vigorous battle for supremacy between rock musicals, “concept” shows, and conventional musicals, it pro ...
... THEY’RE PLAYING OUR SONG Opened 2/11/1979, Imperial Theatre, 1,082 performances By the early 1970s, many people were suggesting that the “Golden Age” of the Broadway musical was over. But due to a vigorous battle for supremacy between rock musicals, “concept” shows, and conventional musicals, it pro ...
Twas easy to love this troupe`s `I Hate Hamlet` Theater I HATE
... I must tell people up front that I was a fan of Neil Simon's comedy before I checked out Curtain Call's production of the Pulitzer Prize-winning comedy "Lost in Yonkers." I still am. Under the fluid direction of Bob Harlow, the homey story fits its intimate setting like a glove. Anyone remotely fami ...
... I must tell people up front that I was a fan of Neil Simon's comedy before I checked out Curtain Call's production of the Pulitzer Prize-winning comedy "Lost in Yonkers." I still am. Under the fluid direction of Bob Harlow, the homey story fits its intimate setting like a glove. Anyone remotely fami ...
Click here for the Good People Study Guide
... In this play, every character is complex and struggles with relationships with others, as well as with trying to protect those they love and themselves; are they good people? It is because of their interactions with one another, that they must examine their values and beliefs, and consider those of ...
... In this play, every character is complex and struggles with relationships with others, as well as with trying to protect those they love and themselves; are they good people? It is because of their interactions with one another, that they must examine their values and beliefs, and consider those of ...
Lighting as facilitator of the theatrical transaction
... their theatrical trappings’ (1989: 96). These ‘theatrical trappings’ revolve around the drama that unfolds as twelve jurors retire to consider the fate of a youth from an ethnic minority, who is accused of murdering his father. The jury is given strict instructions: they must unanimously, ‘beyond a ...
... their theatrical trappings’ (1989: 96). These ‘theatrical trappings’ revolve around the drama that unfolds as twelve jurors retire to consider the fate of a youth from an ethnic minority, who is accused of murdering his father. The jury is given strict instructions: they must unanimously, ‘beyond a ...
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... On behalf of our Board Members and everyone at Project Limelight Society we would like to extend our sincere appreciation to the following individuals, organizations and their representatives for their strong belief in community and for their generous support and enthusiasm for Project Limelight – A ...
... On behalf of our Board Members and everyone at Project Limelight Society we would like to extend our sincere appreciation to the following individuals, organizations and their representatives for their strong belief in community and for their generous support and enthusiasm for Project Limelight – A ...
Production Notes
... playwrights of the day with her moving performances and expansive character, the playwright John Dennis once proclaimed that she changed “like Nature which she represents from Passion to Passion, From Extream to Extream, with piercing Force and with easy Grace.” Though she had many famous lovers – i ...
... playwrights of the day with her moving performances and expansive character, the playwright John Dennis once proclaimed that she changed “like Nature which she represents from Passion to Passion, From Extream to Extream, with piercing Force and with easy Grace.” Though she had many famous lovers – i ...
Candide - Shakespeare Theatre Company
... This production of Black Watch launches its U.S. tour at the Shakespeare Theatre Company, having played to universal acclaim in Australia, New Zealand, London, Toronto, Los Angeles, New York, Edinburgh and more. ...
... This production of Black Watch launches its U.S. tour at the Shakespeare Theatre Company, having played to universal acclaim in Australia, New Zealand, London, Toronto, Los Angeles, New York, Edinburgh and more. ...
Biographies
... The daughter of a choral musician and a journalist, Emily DeDakis grew up in the Southeast U.S. She studied literature and history at Tulane University in New Orleans, and in 2005 moved to Belfast, N. Ireland. Holding MA and Ph.D degrees in creative writing from Queen’s University Belfast, Emily ha ...
... The daughter of a choral musician and a journalist, Emily DeDakis grew up in the Southeast U.S. She studied literature and history at Tulane University in New Orleans, and in 2005 moved to Belfast, N. Ireland. Holding MA and Ph.D degrees in creative writing from Queen’s University Belfast, Emily ha ...
USAGE POLICY PALM BEACH STATE COLLEGE EISSEY CAMPUS THEATRE
... in the opinion of the Board of Health shall be permitted on premises, and it shall be the responsibility of the Theatre Lessee, while under the terms and period of the Agreement, to enforce this provision. B. LICENSES/PERMITS/COPYRIGHTS/TAXES: The Lessee shall obtain and pay the fee for all licenses ...
... in the opinion of the Board of Health shall be permitted on premises, and it shall be the responsibility of the Theatre Lessee, while under the terms and period of the Agreement, to enforce this provision. B. LICENSES/PERMITS/COPYRIGHTS/TAXES: The Lessee shall obtain and pay the fee for all licenses ...
• A Backdrop Primer and Directory • A Backdrop
... Jacob). The number of panels I attended was dwarfed by the number of panels I wanted to attend, and I left each one amazed at the smarts and skills on display. From Houston, I flew to Louisville, Ky., for the Actors Theatre of Louisville Humana Festival of New American Plays. Sure, it’s not technica ...
... Jacob). The number of panels I attended was dwarfed by the number of panels I wanted to attend, and I left each one amazed at the smarts and skills on display. From Houston, I flew to Louisville, Ky., for the Actors Theatre of Louisville Humana Festival of New American Plays. Sure, it’s not technica ...
La Nueva Ola - Hispanic Organization of Latin Actors
... searching for new Latino talent, he peruses the HOLA Pages first. He added that he is more likely to be interested in actors who have filled out their information fully (e.g. height, weight, resume credits) on their respective webpage rather than actors who just have the basic picture and contact in ...
... searching for new Latino talent, he peruses the HOLA Pages first. He added that he is more likely to be interested in actors who have filled out their information fully (e.g. height, weight, resume credits) on their respective webpage rather than actors who just have the basic picture and contact in ...
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.