6073 results for 'Workshop, Theatre'

The Theatre of Workshop '71 presents a unique collection of plays that challenge traditional theatre norms. Written by Robert Mshengu Kavanagh and co-created with actors and writers, these...

Theatre Workshop: A Study of Modern British TheatreThis in-depth study explores the aims and achievements of one of Britain's most influential twentieth-century theatre companies, set against their...

This fascinating book by the National Theatre provides a behind-the-scenes look at the making of plays, from first idea to final curtain. It features interviews with famous directors and actors, as...

A comprehensive guide to theatre workshops for actors and directors, covering all essential elements. This book is divided into four parts, exploring Body, Voice, Heart, and Mind, providing a...

Routledge Revivals: Theatres of the Left 1880-1935 By Raphael Samuel, Ewan MacColl, and Stuart Cosgrove This book explores how workers' theatre movements saw their performances as a form of activism,...

Theatre & Community by Emine Fişek is an important contribution to the study of theatre and performance. It explores how community influences our understanding of theatre, and what theatrical...

Theatre & Environment by Vicky Angelaki explores the interconnected relationship between theatre and the environment. This concise introduction examines how artists and performers are addressing...

Theatre and Death by Mark Robson explores the complex relationship between theatre and death. This thought-provoking book examines how both have shaped contemporary culture, drawing on examples from...

Theatre and Protest explores the complex relationship between theatre and protest. Lara Shalson examines how these two forms have influenced each other across the twentieth and twenty-first...

This concise and engaging exploration examines the interdependence between theatre and dance. Kate Elswit argues that resisting genre distinctions in the arts is crucial, and that the ampersand...

Theatre and Medicine by Stanton B. Garner explores the complex relationship between theatre and medicine. This interdisciplinary study delves into four key areas, examining how medicine and theatre...

Theatre and War by Natalie Alvarez explores the intricate relationship between theatre and war, moving beyond performances that explicitly depict conflict to examine how these two concepts intersect...

Theatre and Cancer by Brian Lobel This thought-provoking book explores the complex relationship between theatre and cancer, examining representations in fictional worlds and autobiographical...

The role of the dramaturg has become increasingly prominent in theatre production over the past decade. Theatre & Dramaturgy offers a clear understanding of what this term means and how it can help...

Theatre and Christianity explores the complex relationship between theatre and Christianity, examining how these two entities have intersected in various ways throughout history. From medieval times...

Theatre and Tourism by Margaret Werry explores the interconnected nature of these two global leisure industries. Both theatre and tourism offer immersive experiences that transport patrons to new...

Theatre and Knowledge by David Kornhaber For centuries, philosophers have grappled with the relationship between the stage and knowledge. This engaging volume sheds new light on this ancient debate,...

Theatre and Disability by Petra Kuppers explores the complex relationship between performance and disability. This insightful text examines how disabled people experience theatre as both audience...

Theatre and Translation by Margherita Laera explores the interconnectedness of theatre and translation in representing diverse stories. This timely new title examines the fundamental ethical...

Theatre & History by Rebecca Schneider explores the complex relationships between performance and history. This thought-provoking book examines how these two seemingly opposing arts intersect and...

Theatre and Voice explores the multifaceted role of voice in performance, examining its various forms and functions across different genres, media, and cultures. By integrating case studies with...

Applied Theatre: Economies by Molly Mullen explores the complex relationship between applied theatre and the economy. This book examines how socially committed theatre makers fund and finance their...

Joan Littlewood's autobiography offers an unparalleled first-hand account of her extraordinary life and career, from her early years in south-east London to becoming one of the most influential...

Theatre by David Mamet is a provocative manifesto that challenges the conventions of the theatre world. Written in an idiosyncratic style, this work defies easy categorisation and invites readers to...

Theatre and Change in South Africa by Geoffrey V. Davis and Anne Fuchs explores the complex role of theatre in post-apartheid society. This collection of essays brings together contributions from a...

American Avant-Garde Theatre A History by Arnold Aronson offers a comprehensive exploration of this pivotal movement in US theatre from the 1950s to the 1990s. The book examines the theoretical...

Theatre in Towns offers a fresh perspective on the role of theatre in local communities. This book explores the diverse ways that theatres in towns serve their locality and connect with audiences...

Gardzienice Polish Theatre in Transition by Paul AllainFirst published in 1997, this book provides a critical assessment of the development of Polish theatre since 1989. Founded in 1977, Gardzienice...

Theatre and Scotland by Trish Reid offers a concise overview of the shifting roles of theatre and theatricality in Scottish culture. The author explores the relationship between Scottish theatre,...

Toward a Future: Theatre Conversations During a Pandemic explores the innovations in digital theatre as artists and companies adapted to the Covid-19 lockdown. This collection features candid...

Thinking Through Theatre and Performance presents a bold approach to studying theatre and performance. It explores how these art forms function as places for seeing and hearing, and how they use...

Theatre and Prison explores how theatre-makers stage critical questions about the use of prison in society. By examining examples from popular culture, dramatic texts, and applied theatre, this...

Theatre and Feeling by Erin Hurley explores the emotional experience engendered by theatre. This intellectual framework provides a base-line for thinking and practice in this rich area of inquiry,...

Applied Drama: The Gift of Theatre by Helen Nicholson offers insight into theatre-making in diverse communities worldwide. This thought-provoking text explores the theory behind applied drama,...

Theatre and Entertainment by Jim Davis This book explores the relationship between theatre and entertainment, examining how audience reception, political theatre, and melodrama shape our...

Theatre and Education by Helen Nicholson provides an insight into the energy, passion and values that have inspired theatre-makers to work with young people in educational settings. This book charts...

The Theatre of the Oppressed by Augusto Boal Theatre as a mirror to the world, a tool for social change. Augusto Boal's work, The Theatre of the Oppressed, is the foundation for a radical form of...

Theatre Studies: The Basics provides a comprehensive introduction to the study of drama, theatre and performance. This fully updated guide explores both practical and theoretical aspects of theatre,...

Ibsen on Theatre brings together a unique collection of writings by Henrik Ibsen on the art form. Spanning his thoughts on theatre production, casting, translation, and more, these fragments offer...

Howard Barker's seminal text Arguments for a Theatre outlines the theory and practice of his 'Theatre of Catastrophe'. This influential work rejects the constraints of traditional theatre criticism,...

Theatre and Ethics by Nicholas Ridout explores the relationship between ethics and theatre. Drawing on theoretical material and practical examples, Ridout raises fundamental questions about what...

Theatre and Nation by Nadine Holdsworth explores how theatre institutions, playwrights, and performance artists engage with the nation, nationalism, and national identity in their work. This book...

Queer Approaches in Musical Theatre introduces a nuanced understanding of musicals often misunderstood as simply 'queer'. This study delves into how queer approaches in musical theatre intersect with...

Ralph Yarrow's Sacred Theatre explores the role of the sacred in drama, examining how theater interacts with the otherworldly. Drawing on concepts from sociology, anthropology, and critical theory,...

Joan Littlewood was a visionary theatre director who left an indelible mark on 20th-century theatre. This book offers a fresh examination of her work, exploring how she tackled complex themes such as...

Theatre and Postcolonial Desires by Awam Amkpa explores the intersection of theatre and postcolonial identity through the work of prominent Nigerian and British playwrights who came of age after the...

Theatre and Sexuality by Jill Dolan offers a critical perspective on the role of sexuality in theatre's creation and reception. This book provides an introduction to sexual identity politics, ways of...

Theatre and Museums (Theatre And, 29) By Susan Bennett Springer, 2012 This book explores the relationship between theatre and museums, examining how these two cultural practices intersect. Bennett...

Theatre and Globalization by Dan Rebellato explores how theatre reflects our evolving understanding of the world. Drawing on a wide range of sources from ancient tragedy to modern advertising, this...

Theatre and the Body by Colette Conroy This book explores the complex relationship between theatre and the human body, examining the tensions between physicality, language, representation, and...

Theatre and Audience by Helen Freshwater explores the complex relationships between performers and their audiences in European and North American theatre from the twentieth to the twenty-first...

Disobedient Theatre offers a fresh perspective on what makes theatre powerful and effective. Drawing from theory and practice, Chris Johnston explores the principles and tools that shape disobedient...

Reading the Material Theatre offers a comprehensive approach to theatrical performance analysis, considering the entire theatre experience from production to reception. By combining semiotic and...

Applied Theatre with Youth Education, Engagement, Activism by Lisa S. Brenner, Chris Ceraso, and Evelyn Diaz Cruz offers valuable insights into the power of applied theatre in addressing pressing...

Theatre and Laughter by Eric Weitz is an engaging exploration of laughter in theatre and performance. It examines laughter among actors, audience members, and the interaction between the two.Weitz...

Theatre and the City by Jen Harvie explores how relationships between theatre, performance, and the city shape social power dynamics, ideologies, and people's sense of identity. The book examines...

Theatre and the Visual by Dominic Johnson explores how theatre studies have focused too much on textual analysis, neglecting a more comprehensive understanding of the visual experience. Johnson...

Community Theatre Global Perspectives by Eugène Van Erven explores how communities around the world use theatre as a tool for sharing stories and participating in political dialogue. This unique...

A Century of South African Theatre by Loren Kruger explores the impact of performance art and theatre over the last hundred years in South Africa. From pro-British pageants celebrating white Union in...

Death in the Theatre by Chris Wood provides a fascinating account of tragic theatre accidents and murders. This meticulously researched collection reveals the darker side of Britain's theatrical...

This concise and engaging text challenges common assumptions about festivals as temporary escapes from everyday life. Keren Zaiontz explores how cultural performances of resistance that originate in...

Theory/Theatre: An Introduction to Literary Theory and Performance. This book provides a clear and engaging introduction to literary theory as it relates to theatre and performance. Mark Fortier...

Arguments for a TheatreA collection of essays and fragments that explore the nature of theatre and challenge traditional notions of artistic expression. Written by Howard Barker, a renowned...

African American Perspectives in Musical Theatre by Eric M. Glover explores the often-overlooked history and significance of Black musical theatre. From its roots in slavery and freedom to...

The digital and theatre arts: a provocative exploration of innovation and cultural practice. This book examines how new media is transforming our understanding of the theatre, while also challenging...

Theatre of Witness: Finding the Medicine in Stories of Suffering, Transformation and Peace by Teya Sepinuck explores the power of storytelling to bring about healing and understanding. Over 26 years,...

Roman Theatre by Timothy J. Moore offers an in-depth exploration of the Roman theatrical traditions that have had a lasting impact on Western drama. This book delves into the origins of Roman...

The American Shakespeare Center's Blackfriars represents a bold reimagining of the past in the present. In 2001, this Virginia theatre reopened its doors after more than 350 years, reviving a...

Theatre and Migration by Emma Cox provides a vibrant introduction to theatre that explores stories, conditions, and experiences of migration. Cox argues that migration is about encounters with...

This new translation of Antonin Artaud's seminal work from 1938 offers a unique insight into the author's vision for theatre and its role in society. Retaining the distinctive voice of Artaud's...

The relationship between theatre and time has been a profound one throughout history. This account explores how different concepts of time have impacted on and been reinforced by theatre, from...

Contemporary Theatres in Europe A Critical Companion explores current theatre practices across Europe through specific examples, case studies and essays by specialist writers, academics and theatre...

Experiential Theatres offers key insights into the processes of developing experiential performance projects and the pedagogies behind training theatre artists of the twenty-first century. This...

Theatre Audiences: A Theory of Production and Reception by Susan Bennett is a comprehensive study of the audience as a cultural phenomenon. This updated edition includes new material, including a...

Ritual Theatre: The Power of Dramatic Ritual in Personal Development Groups and Clinical Practice by Claire Schrader explores how this ancient healing system can effect deep transformation, support...

Theatre and Law by Alan Read explores the intricate relationships between law, performance, and politics in celebrated works of theatre. This comprehensive account establishes ten major principles of...

Shakespeare in the Theatre: The King's Men explores the transformative influence of the King's Men on Shakespeare's plays. This book reappraises the company as theatre artists, examining performance...

Nomadic Theatre Mobilizing Theory and Practice on the European Stage by Liesbeth Groot Nibbelink is a thought-provoking exploration of how contemporary theatre responds to life in the 21st century...

Anton Pavlovich Chekhov's thoughts on theatre offer valuable insights into the world of 19th-century Russian drama. This collection of essays and extracts from his writings provides a unique...

Theatre and Animals by Lourdes Orozco García explores the complex relationships between humans and animals in performance. This thought-provoking text examines how animals can transform our...

Theatre and Adaptation: Return, Rewrite, Repeat by Margherita Laera explores the diverse ways in which contemporary theatrical productions adapt existing works. Seventeen interviews with...

Old Theatres in the Potteries by William A. Neale The Staffordshire Potteries have a rich history of theatres, with their first appearance dating back to travelling showmen and mobile stages. Over...

Theatre and Politics by Joe Kelleher explores the complex relationship between theatre and politics, examining how they intersect and influence each other. Drawing on key writings from Plato to...

Antonin Artaud's writings on theatre and cinema offer a profound vision for the art form, one that seeks to return it to its roots in ritual and transform the audience through total emotional,...

The Cambridge Companion to British Theatre since 1945 by Jen Harvie and Dan Rebellato explores the transformation and expansion of British theatre in the decades following World War II. This...

Sound provides a lively and engaging overview of relevant critical theory for students and researchers in theatre and performance studies. This volume addresses sound across history and through...

Staging the Screen: The Use of Film and Video in Theatre explores how film and video are used in contemporary theatre. The book examines recent productions by various companies, including Svoboda,...

Theatre in crisis: how can we reclaim its purpose? In "Towards a Civic Theatre", director Dan Hutton argues that a theatre without civic values is not worth fighting for. This book presents a range...

Theatre and Interculturalism by Richard Paul Knowles This book explores how hybrid and diasporic identities are performed in diverse societies, challenging traditional approaches to cultural exchange...

Theatre by Sydney Cheek-O'Donnell offers a unique perspective on the role of theatre in health and wellbeing. For over 50,000 years, humans have engaged with theatre to build social connections,...

Theatres on Film: How the Cinema Imagines the Stage by Russell Jackson explores the complex relationship between theatre and cinema. From the early days of sound, films have drawn inspiration from...

Verbatim Theatre Methodologies for Community Engaged Practice offers a framework for developing original community-engaged productions using a range of verbatim theatre approaches.This book provides...

Ayse Tashkiran explores the evolution of movement direction in contemporary theatre through in-depth conversations with leading practitioners. This book delves into the creative processes,...

Antonin Artaud's Theatre Of Cruelty is a vital force in world theatre that remains frequently misunderstood. This study by Albert Bermel provides a fresh insight into Artaud's work as a playwright,...

The Applied Theatre Reader brings together new case studies and classic source texts from leading practitioners and academics in applied theatre. This updated edition covers the breadth of practice...

Immersive Theatres: A Comprehensive Survey of Contemporary Performance This book provides a thorough exploration of immersive theatre, its history, and practice. Josephine Machon offers a wealth of...

The relationship between theatre and architecture may seem contradictory at first glance. One is an art form experienced in space, while the other is a spatial art form that exists over time. This...

Directing in Musical Theatre: An Essential Guide provides a comprehensive approach to directing a musical theatre production. This guide covers all aspects of production, from conception and...

A comprehensive history of theatre, from ancient origins to modern-day forms, is presented in this fourth edition revised and updated. The book covers acting, direction, stagecraft, theatre...

Directing for Community Theatre provides the tools and techniques needed to effectively work on a community theatre production. This primer is designed for amateur directors working in this field,...