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... overcomes virtuosity, and so full of feelings that his performance might only point to them, like mathematicians indicating proofs just beyond their capacity. Robert Wilson Einstein on the Beach archive gesture materialism emotionality mathematics hands performance opera Copyright © 2018...

.... They become witnesses to students. emotionally and intellectually and be safe, as an actor is on discoveries as their Institute teachers were to them. The stage. Is it too intense, too much? Can or should we live at model of the director/actor relationship as lived at the that pitch? I honestly...

...-loving“ chief of police. They else.” made to participate emotionally in that want him to treat the queers with “lavender 55 gloves”; even...

... in- dependently but as the result of the total physical and psychological situation (under no circumstances a thought process). Thus, emotionally credible music- making is a creative act involving the entire physique of the performer and dominating the instrumental as well...

... music with the emotionalism and ex- paradigm of succinctness, style, and Messenger steps up to a Plexiglas altar on a plosive rhythm of primitive musical forms. substance. The historical dimension is ab- low dais at the center of the Brooklyn Acade- As the expression ’of an oppressed class...

... the previous evening had come from the nearby Third Ward, where the artists had worked as part of the Project Row Houses 66 architecture for a community cultural initiative, and they responded affectionately and emotionally...

... in the Palestinian territories. Corrie’s death has since become an emotionally charged subject for both the Left and Right. After the election of a Hamas-majority Palestinian government, New York Theater Workshop apparently felt the issue too charged for the increasingly sensitive politi- cal...

... the why is involves “emotionalizing.” When an actor shows himself incapable fundamental because experience is important, but more important of feeling real emotions during rehearsals he will surely be wrong. is the meaning of that experience. We want to know the phenomena But the actor who acts...

...; the exploitative relationship own impairments and failures. He wrote Standard of the can maintain the illusion of invulnerability. As with Nat in Breed when he was getting off methadone and feeling, for a The Thrill, who is left emotionally amputated by his refusal year and a half, very sick. “So it’s...

... represents a segment in a hellish march to the play’s grisly and senseless conclusion. In Kirill Serebrennikov’s 2001 production for the Center for Dramaturgy and Directing in Moscow—which I saw at the Berliner Festspiele in October 2003—Plas- ticine’s temporally and emotionally enclosed episodes...

.... A heroine literally swelling to tragic proportions, NEAR AND FAR she finds herself emotionally paralyzed when time and memory finally catch up with her. Once she was histrionic; now the nature of her drama no longer seems clear; she wades...

... effective only in an abstract emotionality. If it was a role that was very close to their lifestyle, as Zit were on film and they had a camera where they could move right up to catch even the retina of the eye or something, they were effective. But in terms of any...

... theme persons not in favor with the government. stripped of his Sovict citizenship and virtually whose emotionalism can be easily exploited, Most of this play’s songs have been written exiled, his theater had been turned over to but the production itself is admirably and are sung on tape by Kulat...

..., heavy-tongued emotionalism variably barrels past any heart-stopping awareness of her wouldn’t pass muster in a high school pageant; even if Irene beloved walls, objects, and orchard. Worth - much underused recently - was never asked or These blurs are more than incidental. When...

... transform in In Phèdre this was particularly emotionally and through the language, most spectacularly in loaded, because Paul’s own battle with a termi...

.... the audience to become physically in- volved with the action, in Qrder to be The role of the designer in presentational emotionally involved, but there are those theatre is far more exciting than the de- who do-Richard Schechner, for instance. signing of pictures...

... performance turned out to be safer livelihoods and all directors’ fieedom of choice, than publication and much less demanding while encapsulating what we want of our society, intellectually and emotionally. Wilson’s com- how we want it to look, what human qualities mitment to Marcus Garvey and Elijah...

... who are exploiting postwar Kosovo. They live materially rich but emotionally poor, have no clue of what has really happened, and are not even interested in who pulls the strings because they themselves feel so important. Within its own limits, the play is a critical...

... emotionally tepid even for its day, “Street ...

...-and-ten-minute Mysteries and Smaller emotionally tepid even for its day, “Street SIEGAL Songs” is a reminder of two sad realities: that most cogent achievement, the “play” tran- war doesn’t go away, and neither do ineffectual scends traditional...