This Reader features extracts from primary texts by key practitioners of physical theatre â a term covering various forms of non-text-based theatre, ranging from experimental and visually-orientated performance to mime and masked theatre.
This Reader features extracts from primary texts by key practitioners of physical theatre â a term covering various forms of non-text-based theatre, ranging from experimental and visually-orientated performance to mime and masked theatre.
John Keefe is a Senior Lecturer in Drama, Theatre, Performance and Film at the London Metropolitan University. Dr Simon Murray is Director of Theatre at Dartington College of Arts, Totnes. He is author of Jacques Lecoq in the Routledge Performance Practioners series (2003).
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introductory and Contextual Section - Physical Theatres: Genesis, Terminology & Realisation 2. Roots or Routes: The Technical Traditions of Contemporary Physical Theatres? 3. Contemporary Practices 4. Physical Theatres: Regimes of Training and Preparation 5. Physicality in Text-Based Theatre 6. Cross-Cultural and Global Bodies
1. Introductory and Contextual Section - Physical Theatres: Genesis, Terminology & Realisation 2. Roots or Routes: The Technical Traditions of Contemporary Physical Theatres? 3. Contemporary Practices 4. Physical Theatres: Regimes of Training and Preparation 5. Physicality in Text-Based Theatre 6. Cross-Cultural and Global Bodies
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