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... are repeated by the Tarahumaras in their rites and dances” that un- cannily obey “the same secret mathematics.” The dances of the The Oriental theater was transfigured in Artaud’s mind. It Tarahumara, the Balinese, the Cambodian are one...

... the uprooting and the new building are at least While these five subjects [English, mathematics, science, implied in the political and educational document released history and geography] constitute an important part of by President George Bush in April, 1991. Titled AMERICA what schools should...

.... Analyses of the sublime proliferated throughout the eighteenth century, by British philosophers John Dennis and Edmund Burke and, most influentially, by Immanuel Kant in theCritique of Judgement. Kant wrote of two forms of the sublime, the mathematical and the dynamic. The mathematical has...

...- maturgy: the broken English of the Eastern kovitz, the vantage point of 1986? European, Muhammad Ali–obsessed nanny in The PATCO book was written in 1986, and I Inky; the rat-a-tat of mathematical proofs in knew I...

... 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...

... in time, my music is tremendously structured, a preprogrammed way. controlled, and mathematically generated. No wellman Such systems are a way of subvert- one would ever know...

... similar to a musical diences. An art-form newly born from the in the streets, it also appeared in the for• fugue or a mathematical composition than studio, it is more a "mime's mime" than a mal theater of an Illinois ensemble called...

.... In fact, Causey begins by considering a scenographic innovation many centuries older than our digital age: forced-­perspective scenery. What interests Causey is neither the mathematical basis of this invention nor the long history of its theatrical use, but rather the habits of staging...

... to work with the words, the words 3 is to be said in the English language in four dictated everything, the process, like math, a 4 words: “My eye, my I.” Every language, in and mathematical process. It was a strange story, in 5 of itself, has its own quite specific...

...Matthew Wilson Smith © 2002 by Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre 2002 Figure 1. “The inherent mathematic of the human body” Matthew Wilson Smith Schlemmer, Moholy-Nagy, and the Search for the Absolute Stage Some company recently was interested in buying my “aura...

..., irreducible completion because what is mathematically unique is [def. “uncompressible”] [a strange new word] again [a poem], “the camera does not lie even when it is used to quote a lie” light off paper, this once, light from light from light, not metaphysical at a speed that remains as constant...

...? As displaced critics we became directors and competed in the San Francisco Bay area. It was a happy time for us and our students. Tanning on California beaches, we—the escapees—talked about the Warsaw Uprising. Janek, who loved mathematical equations, calculated that back then our chances of survival were...

... Ramos - a sort of mathematically increases. In addition to the “traditional” com- resident- theater Mafia whose interest in good roles and compell- ing productions keeps them moving back and forth across the panies, the O’Neill...

... Anouilh called the music-hall sketch of Pascal s Pense es as played by the Fratellini clowns. These clowns thrived in the Paris of the 1920s, when absurd was still a mathematical reference to numbers beyond the surd, not a genre of theater defined by Martin Esslin and Kott. T h e Fratellinis never...

... understands nothing mathematics ad absurdum absolutely nothing The art of acting as the reason for being All the time we develop my lady a tragedy...

... than the postwar Europe for which Becke t t wrote Waitingfor Godot - the play Jean Anouilh called the music-hall sketch of Pascal s Pense es as played by the Fratellini clowns. These clowns thrived in the Paris of the 1920s, when absurd was still a mathematical reference to numbers beyond the surd...

.... sausage. “will brod . . .” the clown pointed cluded elaborate railways, fortress storm- to one pig; “Will helm,” he pointed to the All the rest are meek and humble, ings, mathematical puzzles and telepathic...

...-­south squared, negative north, nega- tive south squared, chemically based dry-­based, and so-­called anti-­based energies. This build/destroy symbol is for science, mathematics (universal) to our life forms Image of a knowledge and not religion. The symbolic structure X holds...

..., gestures, bodies; their faces are free of fixed expression and movements. Philip Glass’ music is also a and they seem full of abandon. Yet the Space- structure -mathematically precise -of repeat- ship lurks in the distance and will appear in the ing themes. The three central musical motives...

... in formal examination and development. After a period Circus History, 2007. of tightly mathematically and metaphori- Courtesy of cally composed plays of the 1990s, in which bitef Festival form...