Part IV. The World of the Play [ "Cultural Anthropology" ]
Chapter 9. Comparison [ study ]
Chapter 10. Rules [ and breaking them ]
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Part IV. The World of the Play [ "Cultural Anthropology" ]
Chapter 9. Comparison [ study ]
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"Be honest and accept the consequences; be creative and accept the consequences ... And above all, if you choose the path of the artist, understand that life is a risk." -- Jesús Urzagasti
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THR221 Intermediate Acting
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"10 Questions" (Kaplan 180):
1. In the world of the play, what is beautiful and what is ugly?
2. ... what is strong and what is weak?
3. ... wisdom and ignorance?
4. ... skill and ineptitude?
5. ... common and elite?
6. ... polite and not?
7. ... good and evil?
8. ... how do people survive?
9. ... how do people improve?
10. ... how do people win or lose?
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[ References to Desire under the Elms" O'neil + Hedda Gabler -- Kaplan ]
Freud and Strindberg
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[ topics from BioMethod -- ]-- Myth and ImageAristotle #6 (Poetics) : spectacle (show) = How "Texture" becomes "Structure"
textbook : lectures
... Transition from part II (Episodes) to III. Building Images (Kaplan)
[ Character (Playwright) into ROLE (Actor) : from Page to Stage ]
Ch. 7. Mask (vs. Face)
Ch. 8. The Language of Images
Part IV. "Inhabiting the World of the Play" (making it yours -- Actor's Text)
SHOW -- PUBLIC (Book of Spectator)
Role page in method?name all 7 scenes in Miss Julie!
Meyerhold, The Director
Playwright > Director > Actor
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script.vtheatre.net/doc/julie Strindberg Lessons : Miss Julie (class project)
[ web companion to THR331 Fundamentals of Direction Theatre UAF course ]
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[ see Acting I: Biomethod ]
Second part of the textbook:
Part IV. Inhabiting the World of the Play
Cultural Anthropology (173)
Ten Questions
The Play Will Create Its Own Categories for Rules (193)
Notebook ... [my side-notes]
Four Elements of Storytelling: Event * Character quotes * Descriptions * Story Apparatus *
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