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A study of the uses of abstraction in modernist and postmodern theatre and drama, film, painting, and narrative fiction and of the engagement of resistance as a performative strategy for conceptualizing such nominally unframed and alogical texts. The works of selected theatre directors and playwrights, philosophers and theorists, novelists, filmmakers, and artists are examined and discussed.
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If live performance is ephemeral, what is its function in archive culture? Theatre, visual culture, orature, and "performatives" will be explored for temporality, memory, and remains. Enrollment limited to 20. Written permission required. S/NC
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What are the limits of approaching live performance as essentially ephemeral? What is at stake in the lines drawn between media histories and theatre histories that account for the "still"? Questions such as these will be posed across media as we explore histories of photography and tableaux vivant, as well as critical theories in performance studies, visual studies, art history, media studies, and theatre studies. We will look at images documenting violence, images re-presenting documented violence, and violence to documentary images in the course of a broader conversation about the "life" or "liveness" of the still. Enrollment limited to 20.
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No description available. Enrollment limited to 20.
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With Word as the bodying forth into social reality of original experience, the structures, purposes and ethical risks of writing for performance are examined; experienced through the reading of each other's works-in-progress, through the reading of essays and in session exercises. Graduate Workshop in Playwriting ordinarily limited to Graduate students; however, on occasion, undergraduates will be admitted with permission of the instructor. Writing samples must be submitted electronically by the first day of class to Erik_Ehn@Brown.edu. Please use "Grad PW" in the subject line. Permission will be given once manuscripts have been reviewed. S/NC.
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A course for artists and scholars to develop a lexicography for theatrical collaboration. The course will explore a variety of collaborative approaches to performance creation through practical exercises, viewing archival video of contemporary performers, guest lecturers, and analyzing collaborative techniques used by a variety of performance creators. This course is limited to participants in the MFA program in acting, directing and playwriting. Instructor permission required. S/NC.
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2.00 Credits
This course is open only to students of the Consortium. It will include fundamental exercises, textual analysis, rehearsal techniques, character and scene work designed to provide the student actor with a working method based upon the general principles of the Stanislavski system. A major part of this course will include rehearsal and performance responsibilities.
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1.00 Credits
This course is open only to students of the Consortium. It will provide a progression of exercises to free, develop and strengthen the voice as the actor's instrument. The classes focus on relaxation, physical awareness, breath, freeing the channel for sound developing the resonators, releasing the voice from the body, articulation, self-expression, and the link to text and acting.
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