Theatre

Collaborative Acts

Häftad, Engelska, 2012

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Updated in its 4^th edition Theatre: Collaborative Actsstimulates creative thinking and discussions of artistic, social, and ethical questions through its interwoven themes of theatre as culture, collaboration, spatial art, and a fusion of the past and present. It emphasizes the diversity of purpose and effect of theatre, and the collaborative nature of the theatrical process.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum2012-03-19
Mått210 x 275 x 18 mm
Vikt809 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor384
Upplaga4
FörlagPearson Education
ISBN9780205118021

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ACT ONE Theatre and Its AudienceCHAPTER 1 CULTURAL COLLABORATION: Theatre and SocietyTheatre as Entertainment and ArtThe Social Functions of TheatreSocial Control of TheatreTheatrical Choice in North AmericaCultural Context and Personal ExperienceCHAPTER 2 EXPERIENCING THEATRE: Collaboration of Actor, Audience, and Space The AudienceThe Nature of ActingFrom Play to ProductionSpaceTheatre and TransformationC HAPTER 3 ANALYZING THEATRE: Thinking and Writing About Live PerformanceTheatre, Film, and TelevisionAnalyzing ProductionThinking About Actor PerformancesThinking About Space and DesignUnderstanding StyleEvaluating ProductionThe Role of the CriticWriting About ProductionWhen It All WorksCHAPTER 4 UNDERSTANDING THE PLAY: A Theatrical Blueprint PlotCharacterThoughtLanguageMusicSpectacleCHAPTER 5 INTERPRETING THE PLAY: Understanding Genre, Reading, and Writing Dramatic GenreReading a PlayWriting About a PlayACT TWO Collaboration in Art and Practice CHAPTER 6 THE DIRECTOR: Vision and Leadership Has Someone Always Been in Charge?InterpretationDeveloping ConceptCommunicating and Managing the Artistic VisionCollaborating with the PlaywrightDirectors and Absent PlaywrightsCollaborating with DesignersCollaborating with ActorsCollaborating with the Stage ManagerThe Rehearsal ProcessOpening the ProductionCHAPTER 7 THE ACTOR: From Mask to Contemporary Performance Development of the ActorActing Styles and MethodsThe Actor’s WorkCHAPTER 8 THE PLAYWRIGHT: Imagination and Expression The Changing Position of the PlaywrightThe Playwright and ProductionDevelopment of New PlaysCHAPTER 9 THE DESIGNER: Materializing Conception and the World of the Play The Development of the DesignerThe Designers’ ChoicesThe Scenic Designer’s WorkThe Lighting Designer’s WorkThe Costume Designer’s WorkThe Sound Designer’s WorkIntegrating All the DesignsCHAPTER 10 THE PRODUCER: Coordination, Promotion, EconomicsEarly ProducersThe Role of the ProducerThe Economics of TheatreACT THREE Collaboration in HistoryCHAPTER 11 FOUNDATIONS: Classical Theatrical Forms Classical GreeceClassical RomeMedieval EuropeClassical IndiaClassical ChinaClassical JapanCHAPTER 12 REINTERPRETATIONS: Europe Rediscovers the Western Classics The Italian RenaissanceElizabethan EnglandThe Spanish Golden AgeSeventeenth-Century FranceRestoration EnglandEighteenth-Century Europe and the AmericasCHAPTER 13 REVOLUTIONS: Romanticism to Postmodern Experiment RomanticismNineteenth-Century MelodramaNineteenth-Century Realism and NaturalismThe Avant-Garde from the Late Nineteenth Century to the 1960sModern and Contemporary Popular TheatreThe Recent Avant-Garde and Postmodern Experiment