Live Theatre : History & Practice [ questia.com ] new editions
Big Brockett (over $100) and smaller -- History of the Theatre, Foundation Edition by Oscar G. Brockett and Franklin J. Hildy (Paperback - Sep 23, 2006) $84 ... Living Theatre: A History by Edwin Wilson and Alvin Goldfarb (Hardcover - Dec 11, 2006) Hardcover $88 The Oxford Illustrated History of Theatre (Oxford Illustrated Histories) by John Russell Brown (Paperback - Jun 28, 2001) $20 A Cultural History of Theatre by Jack Watson and Grant McKernie (Paperback - Mar 10, 1993) INTRO to theatre list Theatre, a Lively Art(s) The Theatre Experience ... THEATRE slideshow [photobucket.com/anatolant] my recommendations and comments? ... Poetics [W] My Aristotle pages [menu] NEW:
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"The stage is not merely the meeting place of all the arts, but is also the return of art to life." -- Oscar Wilde
In your catalog this course is probably under "Introduction to Theatre" or "Theatre Appreciation" (several years ago we made it "core" course required for all students).
If you know nothing about theatre, this is the place to start! PLAYS: Genres: Arthur Miller: "the consequences of a man's total compulsion to evaluate himself justly; his destruction in the attempt posits a wrong or an evil in his environment." Please, use the links for your homework/research. For example, Theatre History. I try not to replicate the existing on the web data, re-search. Perhaps, I neglect the theatre pages in this directory, but there are so many most more developed texts in other subject sub-directories, please go there, if you need more. Go to theory directory! Yes, on acting! 24hour-act, acting, audience, auditions, directing, director, rehearse, system, warmups and more! t-blog SummaryMy shows:![]() The Possessed ![]() ![]() Theory
Intro to Theatre Notes for Theatre. The Lively Art by Edwin Wilson and Alvin Goldfarb (Larry Wild)
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There are four parts in the ebook: film, theatre, art, music (the smallest).Film is the focal point and theatre is the biggest part (it has both music and art).
You understand the difference between Drama and Theatre, right?
This directory is about Drama; this page is about Theatre.
Playscript Analysis & Dramatic Literature [ no updates expected ] ...You better bookmark the page, friends, I will be updating it (I do it right now).
I place so many linkGears, because of the eclectic nature of this course. You decide what is your main area of interest and go there (Theatre, Film, Art, Drama). "Classes with Anatoly" are for the levels of your knowledge: 100 -- Fundamentals, 400 -- Advanced.
I do not have a special Forum for 200X, but you can use the existing eGroups, of course.
I place the unified ending on all my pages:
Summary, Notes, Homework, Next...
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Class projects: scenes! Acting and directing (Mikado). Hoq do we evaluate performance? Believability principle. We believe actor, if actor believes his character. Role. Emotions. How are they expressed? Situations and reactions to them. Method Acting: actor = character. Identification. Do actors understand the text?Homework
Selections of the scenes: after the midterm!NB
But it will take some time to make it work, the most important "questions" and "my notes"....Fall 2001 Class Project: Scenes from "Mikado"
Mikado (text)shows.vtheatre.net
Next: Drama Directory
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well, well... what is ahead?
... LUL classes and this "200" course? If I am to have another life.
That's where everything begins -- appreciation.
Love of Beauty -- first step to be an artist.
The second step depends of the first one. How strong is your appreciation?