Directing PlaysRoutledge, 24. 1. 1997 - Počet stran: 200 Directing Plays explores both the theory and practice of directing plays, with particular emphasis on textual interpretation. Don Taylor guides the student through the complex process of choosing a play, the working partnership of director, playwright and designer, the delicate matter of casting a play, the rehearsal process and everything which needs to happen before the production is up and running. |
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... give us some insight into the direction of plays as historical fact. It is no part of the purpose of this book to ... gives us as much insight as to how plays were directed in Shakespeare's company as we are likely to get. Hamlet himself ...
... give us some insight into the direction of plays as historical fact. It is no part of the purpose of this book to ... gives us as much insight as to how plays were directed in Shakespeare's company as we are likely to get. Hamlet himself ...
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... gives us some indication how Shakespeare himself spoke to the actors when one of his plays was in preparation. He is concerned with the realism of the actors' presentation, the need to hold the mirror up to naturey to show virtue her ...
... gives us some indication how Shakespeare himself spoke to the actors when one of his plays was in preparation. He is concerned with the realism of the actors' presentation, the need to hold the mirror up to naturey to show virtue her ...
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... gives the greatest grace, and is of the most importance. But Ben Jonson, brought in to work with Jones as the poet for ... give moral and poetic depth to what was essentially a flimsy and unserious form. Jones wished to create ever more ...
... gives the greatest grace, and is of the most importance. But Ben Jonson, brought in to work with Jones as the poet for ... give moral and poetic depth to what was essentially a flimsy and unserious form. Jones wished to create ever more ...
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... gives us the clue. Davenant knew his clientele, far better than we do. He knew that the semi-literate Cavaliers and Court butterflies, and their brawling, drunken sons, who made up his audience, would hardly understand genuine ...
... gives us the clue. Davenant knew his clientele, far better than we do. He knew that the semi-literate Cavaliers and Court butterflies, and their brawling, drunken sons, who made up his audience, would hardly understand genuine ...
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... give a picture of the normal conditions of theatre rehearsal, the former satirical in intention, the latter attempting to express in a mildly sentimental way the great love most theatre people feel for their profession. In both plays ...
... give a picture of the normal conditions of theatre rehearsal, the former satirical in intention, the latter attempting to express in a mildly sentimental way the great love most theatre people feel for their profession. In both plays ...
Obsah
2 Selecting Your Play | |
3 Preparation | |
4 Design and Designers | |
5 The Rehearsal Process | |
6 Fitup to Opening | |
7 Conclusions | |
Index | |
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