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...Laurence Senelick I MELODRAMATIC GESTURE IN CARTE-DE-VISITE PHOTOGRAPHS LAURENCE SENELICK he carte-de-visite photograph...

... a nation- on new translations, especially those BOOK REVIEW Spaces, Gestures, objects, Light 1989) after his untimely death, and produce widely evocative effects from and Wotds: The Hags of Bernard- that thanks only to the arrival of an the most basic elements of voice and Marie Kolth...

...Marc Robinson “Seventeen photocopies of a man’s hand, each depicting a different highly expressive gesture”: this provocative piece of research from Robert Wilson’s archive at the Columbia University Library draws Marc Robinson back to Wilson’s Einstein on the Beach . From its famously semaphoric...

... by Chandralekha, who used the rarefied gestures and symbols of Bharat Natyam to interpret the mechanization and banality depicted in the play. The following is an account of the Bombay production, where the role of the woman was played by Sulabha Deshpande. Copyright © THEATER 1986 1986 IREQUEST...

... ways in which gesture, choreography, and dance knowledge circulates by physical exchange among dancers performing internationally. She describes these choreographers' work as joining tradition with innovation toward an integrated, globalized world. © 2010 by Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory...

... on the role of care in Bulmer’s Pandemic Postcards project, a series of twenty-one video “postcards” by Disabled artists around the world, hosted by the Harbourfront Centre in Toronto, Ontario. Watkin discusses the originating gesture of the project, a series of posts on Bulmer’s Facebook page titled...

... and the most commonplace gestures. It il- the play again, a third time, in a much dif- luminates the extraordinary in the or- ferent production. First, because I want to dinary, the unfamiliar in the familiar, the solve Act...

... is time . . the dialetic is not born of the which narrates can make us understand,” halted abruptly by the gesture, a visual in- contradiction between successive state Sontag asserts, and only that which is trusion that emphasizes “the strict, ments or ways of behaving...

... the word 'mime' itself is restrictive. One visualizes an actor who does not speak, and who uses stylized gestures to show objects which do not exist, or makes faces to indicate that he laughs or weeps. In this sense, I would have to reply that we don't do mime-not that kind of mime. The mime we...

...” idiom with a focus on gesture, movement, song, and a predominantly non-verbal dramaturgy. In the following selections from the book, Bharucha repcts on the creation of perfonnance texts in the context of the ethnic and political struggle in Manipur. His criticism is followed...

... the otherwise audience, gesturing broadly) Hi. My name is empty stage at center stage right. On its top Mr. Durán. tier, it bears a television whose screen shows the insignia of the University of Magallanes, Chile.1...

... language in their analysis. Arlene Croce’s 1974 gesture in the largest sense, some discovered and piece shows a movement of the critical act parallel to that final movement. of “Graham Theater,” from dance to drama: 54 Effort...

...-cape, the of the production: the separation of messenger a brown sash, Antigone and gesture from word. The greater the Ismene simple gowns and white scarves, distance between word and gesture, Eteocles and Polyneices red sashes and the less is the illusion of reality. ("I n red shawl-capes. I am...

... gestures and his public, the title of His Imperial Highness of Byzantium. his subversive asides about Mussolini’s Italy. Leaving school at the age of thirteen with a broken nose In 194 7 he began to work for the cinema making three or and a permanently distorted face caused by a blow, he fre...

... in a language that transcends the verbal. Words - the soiled currency notes which protagonists in the Western theater carelessly ex- change - are replaced by a “metaphysicsof speech, gesture, and expression,” or more luminously, a language of signs. Artaud im- patiently brushes aside the possibility...

... that moves the audience from odd curiosity to suspenseful terror. nection of speech to lip movement. What are the tiny building Initially the amber light possesses the familiar attributes of a traffic blocks out of which gesture is formed? How does a system of signal, and the musicians are perceived...

... to repair to that time of wholeness? Repair and value are always an entwined pair. Repair touches the nerve of deval- uation in the same gesture as it names what has been considered useful enough to be reanimated. Or, repair names the necessity of not- living- without. If the archive is that which carries...

[email protected] © 2024 by individual authors 2024 Indulgence as Portrayed by Radiohole from ntusa s A New Practical Guide to Rhetorical Gesture and Action, 2017. Illustration: Jesse Hawley Forum Devised Futures Jonat han P. Eb ur ne, Sara Fr eeman, Brittney S. Harris, Erica Murphy, James Stanley, Rebecca...

... not as an abdication of creative energy, but as an elementally democratic and even Emersonian gesture. In his “Ameri- can Scholar” address of 1837, Emerson declared that American intellectual life lay not in European books holding “past utterance of genius,” but close at hand, to be found in an American idiom...

... on physicalization the rhythm of her walk upon entering, the rhythms of her speech, the quality and timing of her gestures gradually evolves toward his discourse of interpretation and the correlation of his conception of the Elvire role with the challenges of acting itself. In other words, there are several...