romanian performing arts journal
... mainly emotional behaviour (like theatrical melodramas), or it may address mainly cerebral behaviour, based on arguments and reason, ideas and beliefs. Each kind of spectacle determines its audience and each kind of audience is looking for its appropriate spectacles. If television is ruled by rating ...
... mainly emotional behaviour (like theatrical melodramas), or it may address mainly cerebral behaviour, based on arguments and reason, ideas and beliefs. Each kind of spectacle determines its audience and each kind of audience is looking for its appropriate spectacles. If television is ruled by rating ...
JUNIE B. JONES
... Cats, Kiss of the Spider Woman, Cirque de la Symphonie. She would like to thank all her friends and family back home. ACTORS’ EQUITY ASSOCIATION, founded in 1913, represents more than 45,000 actors and stage managers in the U.S. Equity negotiates wages and working conditions, providing a wide range ...
... Cats, Kiss of the Spider Woman, Cirque de la Symphonie. She would like to thank all her friends and family back home. ACTORS’ EQUITY ASSOCIATION, founded in 1913, represents more than 45,000 actors and stage managers in the U.S. Equity negotiates wages and working conditions, providing a wide range ...
Play Guide - Seattle Rep
... Similarly, Alinsky believed that community organizing had to be grounded in the self-interest(s) of the collective. Self-interest, he said, “is not the same thing as selfishness.” Any broad social movement could only be sustained through aligning self-interest with public interest—the idea that “wh ...
... Similarly, Alinsky believed that community organizing had to be grounded in the self-interest(s) of the collective. Self-interest, he said, “is not the same thing as selfishness.” Any broad social movement could only be sustained through aligning self-interest with public interest—the idea that “wh ...
PANTAGRUEL`S COUSIN
... which proves that for the experimental and alternative theater there are not necessary technical or multimedia innovations. It’s proved that in this technologically developed time, the actor himself is a provocation enough for exploring. His body his voice are used as a basic found for drama narrati ...
... which proves that for the experimental and alternative theater there are not necessary technical or multimedia innovations. It’s proved that in this technologically developed time, the actor himself is a provocation enough for exploring. His body his voice are used as a basic found for drama narrati ...
e Empress Dowager as Dramaturg: Reinventing Late
... ere are a few blind spots in previous studies regarding the ceremonial programs of the late-Qing court theatre. While it is generally agreed that Cixi’s patronage of opera troupes and actors cast a long-lasting influence in the development of the pihuang performance culture, little is known about ho ...
... ere are a few blind spots in previous studies regarding the ceremonial programs of the late-Qing court theatre. While it is generally agreed that Cixi’s patronage of opera troupes and actors cast a long-lasting influence in the development of the pihuang performance culture, little is known about ho ...
house program
... Director’s Note Theatrefront’s mandate is “crossing borders” – artistically, culturally, and geographically. We have co-created work with artists from Sarajevo and South Africa – their languages and cultures becoming an integral part of the heart of both productions. We do this to challenge our bel ...
... Director’s Note Theatrefront’s mandate is “crossing borders” – artistically, culturally, and geographically. We have co-created work with artists from Sarajevo and South Africa – their languages and cultures becoming an integral part of the heart of both productions. We do this to challenge our bel ...
Six Axioms of Environmental Theatre
... of a full space of great flexibility. The 91/2-minute presentation used 11 film projectors, 28 slide-projectors, and a 10-track computer tape for programming. The material itself was banal-an account of Czech industry; but, of course, more "artistic" or "meaningful" material could be used in the sys ...
... of a full space of great flexibility. The 91/2-minute presentation used 11 film projectors, 28 slide-projectors, and a 10-track computer tape for programming. The material itself was banal-an account of Czech industry; but, of course, more "artistic" or "meaningful" material could be used in the sys ...
volunteer guilds of shrewsbury
... Members are responsible for costume, props, & travel expenses. Some positions may be subject to audition. Age requirements for applicants may apply in some Guilds. Applicants under 18 years of age are required to have written consent and/or presence of parent or responsible adult at Faire. Each Guil ...
... Members are responsible for costume, props, & travel expenses. Some positions may be subject to audition. Age requirements for applicants may apply in some Guilds. Applicants under 18 years of age are required to have written consent and/or presence of parent or responsible adult at Faire. Each Guil ...
Drama and Theatre - Cherry Creek School District
... c. Generate, formulate, and apply character ideas to improvisation or scripted material (DOK 1-3) d. Discover a character's internal factors - such as objectives, motivations, status, background, experiences, independent activities, emotional responses, and personality - and translate these into voi ...
... c. Generate, formulate, and apply character ideas to improvisation or scripted material (DOK 1-3) d. Discover a character's internal factors - such as objectives, motivations, status, background, experiences, independent activities, emotional responses, and personality - and translate these into voi ...
The Deep Blue Sea - West Yorkshire Playhouse
... Meanwhile the director is also working with a casting director and actors’ agents to arrange meetings or auditions with potential cast members. A meeting is usually when an actor is well established and the director thinks they will be right for the part, in which case an audition is not necessary. ...
... Meanwhile the director is also working with a casting director and actors’ agents to arrange meetings or auditions with potential cast members. A meeting is usually when an actor is well established and the director thinks they will be right for the part, in which case an audition is not necessary. ...
Splendid Productions
... and physical. We use it to emphasise character, create atmosphere, reinforce a point of view or draw the audience’s attention to a specific moment. Using chorus in a performance encourages complicité between actors and is uniquely theatrical. Historically the Greek chorus provided the narrative brid ...
... and physical. We use it to emphasise character, create atmosphere, reinforce a point of view or draw the audience’s attention to a specific moment. Using chorus in a performance encourages complicité between actors and is uniquely theatrical. Historically the Greek chorus provided the narrative brid ...
Shakespeare’s Macbeth
... In one production of Macbeth, nothing went wrong until the fight scene between Macbeth and Macduff. – Both actors had round "Celtic-style" shields strapped to their forearms of their left arms. The fight was very physical. – The actor playing Macbeth made a violent move with his left arm and the shi ...
... In one production of Macbeth, nothing went wrong until the fight scene between Macbeth and Macduff. – Both actors had round "Celtic-style" shields strapped to their forearms of their left arms. The fight was very physical. – The actor playing Macbeth made a violent move with his left arm and the shi ...
peri gilpin and french stewart join matthew
... John Rando made his Broadway debut directing Neil Simon's The Dinner Party, starring Henry Winkler and John Ritter. Other Broadway credits include Urinetown: The Musical (2002 Tony Award, Best Director and Outer Critics Circle Award), the 2006 Tony nominated musical The Wedding Singer, the revival o ...
... John Rando made his Broadway debut directing Neil Simon's The Dinner Party, starring Henry Winkler and John Ritter. Other Broadway credits include Urinetown: The Musical (2002 Tony Award, Best Director and Outer Critics Circle Award), the 2006 Tony nominated musical The Wedding Singer, the revival o ...
VENUS THEATRE
... Page-to-Stage (including this show) and some favorite Play Shack productions were Looking for the Pony and Helen of Sparta. Around the DC area she's done industrial, voiceover, TV and plenty of other theatre work, garnering a Helen Hayes nomination and several Best Acting and Best Ensemble awards at ...
... Page-to-Stage (including this show) and some favorite Play Shack productions were Looking for the Pony and Helen of Sparta. Around the DC area she's done industrial, voiceover, TV and plenty of other theatre work, garnering a Helen Hayes nomination and several Best Acting and Best Ensemble awards at ...
the caucasian chalk circle workshop
... she is very proud and arrogant, she would be carrying a small mirror because she is vain and her soundscape would be a sigh as she looks at herself in the mirror. This could be punctuated with a hiss if a peasant gets to close to her. Create the royal procession going to church and add peasants and ...
... she is very proud and arrogant, she would be carrying a small mirror because she is vain and her soundscape would be a sigh as she looks at herself in the mirror. This could be punctuated with a hiss if a peasant gets to close to her. Create the royal procession going to church and add peasants and ...
Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas! Study Guide
... 2. Show it on your face – Seated at their desks, have children show various emotions with just their faces. Call out each emotion and let the children make various faces. Next tell them that sometimes you can be happy and you can also be ecstatic. Give the emotions a number range with 1 being “sligh ...
... 2. Show it on your face – Seated at their desks, have children show various emotions with just their faces. Call out each emotion and let the children make various faces. Next tell them that sometimes you can be happy and you can also be ecstatic. Give the emotions a number range with 1 being “sligh ...
Editors` introduction: Themed Section on theatre audiences
... An incomplete list would include Martin Barker’s interventions into debates around liveness (2003, 2012, 2013), Reason’s research into children and young audiences (2004, 2006a, 2006b, 2008, 2010a, 2010b, 2013), John Tulloch’s work on audience reception (2000, 2009), Ben Walmsley’s studies of market ...
... An incomplete list would include Martin Barker’s interventions into debates around liveness (2003, 2012, 2013), Reason’s research into children and young audiences (2004, 2006a, 2006b, 2008, 2010a, 2010b, 2013), John Tulloch’s work on audience reception (2000, 2009), Ben Walmsley’s studies of market ...
April 2015 - Playwrights Guild of Canada
... the playwright. Plays that will easily translate to a “radio” medium and that feature 5 characters or less will take priority at first as the podcast logistics get settled. Plays of all length and style will be considered, writers may submit more than one script. Submissions are accepted on a rollin ...
... the playwright. Plays that will easily translate to a “radio” medium and that feature 5 characters or less will take priority at first as the podcast logistics get settled. Plays of all length and style will be considered, writers may submit more than one script. Submissions are accepted on a rollin ...
Exam - Written (pdf - 146.33kb)
... Fix It Alice by Ernie Gray was produced in 1989 by the Arena Theatre Company, one of Australia’s leading producers of contemporary theatre for young people. The playwright interviewed Michelle Watts-Hopkins and other female motor mechanics in the process of writing this play. Synopsis: • This play i ...
... Fix It Alice by Ernie Gray was produced in 1989 by the Arena Theatre Company, one of Australia’s leading producers of contemporary theatre for young people. The playwright interviewed Michelle Watts-Hopkins and other female motor mechanics in the process of writing this play. Synopsis: • This play i ...
The Federal Theatre Project - Assets
... Works Progress Administration (WPA). Along with similar programs in art, music and writing, the theatre unit was designated as Federal One in the WPA hierarchy. The specific goal of Federal Theatre was to reemploy theatre artists who were victims of the economic crisis precipitated by the Great Depre ...
... Works Progress Administration (WPA). Along with similar programs in art, music and writing, the theatre unit was designated as Federal One in the WPA hierarchy. The specific goal of Federal Theatre was to reemploy theatre artists who were victims of the economic crisis precipitated by the Great Depre ...
Study Guide - Orlando Shakespeare Theater
... Shakespeare’s company, the King’s Men, owned and produced their plays in the Globe Theatre, which they opened in 1589. Like many others of its time, it was an open-roofed structure with a jutting stage, surrounded by curving balcony of seats. The stage itself was roofed and had many levels, so that ...
... Shakespeare’s company, the King’s Men, owned and produced their plays in the Globe Theatre, which they opened in 1589. Like many others of its time, it was an open-roofed structure with a jutting stage, surrounded by curving balcony of seats. The stage itself was roofed and had many levels, so that ...
Probably the Greatest of all Theatrical Prints from
... structures that attracted tourists and enchanted habitués. These theatres were illustrated in guide books, included in histories of their city and—as in Amsterdam—made the subject of fine engravings and etchings, to be sold singly or in albums. As well as the outside façade of the theatres, the insi ...
... structures that attracted tourists and enchanted habitués. These theatres were illustrated in guide books, included in histories of their city and—as in Amsterdam—made the subject of fine engravings and etchings, to be sold singly or in albums. As well as the outside façade of the theatres, the insi ...
Statement of the Problem - California State University
... working in the business comprised the rest of the cast. These professional actors served as a source of inspiration and additional resources for the student actors. The selected musical was researched for historical background in order to present it as accurately as the authors desired. The choreogr ...
... working in the business comprised the rest of the cast. These professional actors served as a source of inspiration and additional resources for the student actors. The selected musical was researched for historical background in order to present it as accurately as the authors desired. The choreogr ...
view program - Los Altos Stage Company
... Theatre) and Rose in Enchanted April (Northside Theatre). By day, Lorie can be found banking hard at SVB. In her spare time she enjoys reading with a good cup of tea, watching Anne of Green Gables, snapping photos and gallivanting with her fiancé. Jeffrey Sun (Ryu) Jeffrey is delighted to be perform ...
... Theatre) and Rose in Enchanted April (Northside Theatre). By day, Lorie can be found banking hard at SVB. In her spare time she enjoys reading with a good cup of tea, watching Anne of Green Gables, snapping photos and gallivanting with her fiancé. Jeffrey Sun (Ryu) Jeffrey is delighted to be perform ...
Alan Ayckbourn - HG13-bkal
... In 1957, Ayckbourn married Christine Roland, another member of the Library Theatre company ...
... In 1957, Ayckbourn married Christine Roland, another member of the Library Theatre company ...
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.