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Devising theatre and performance : curious methods / Leslie Hill and Helen Paris.
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Hill, Leslie, 1949- author.
- Paris, Helen, 1968- author.
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Experimental theater.
- Improvisation (Acting).
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (164 pages)
- Edition:
- 1st ed.
- Place of Publication:
- Bristol, England : Intellect, [2021]
- Summary:
- This book makes a major contribution to the fields of theatre and performance studies, devised performance practice, and practice-based research. The authors provide a treasure-trove of performance exercises that will be invaluable to performance-makers, educators and students as they develop their creative practice. 10 half-tones.
- Contents:
- Front Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Table of Contents
- Curious Methods
- Contents
- Acknowledgements
- Illustrations
- 1. Curious Methods
- 2. Pep Talk
- Daily Practice
- Daily Creative Practice Time
- Outfoxing the Censor
- Freewriting
- A Time and a Place
- Failing Better
- 3. Working from the Body
- Arrivals and Departures
- Begin Again
- Tongue-tied
- Body Map
- Body Memory
- Invisible
- The Sense of Smell
- Homesick
- Olfactory Portraits
- Fight, Flight, Freeze
- Gut Feelings
- Secret Duets
- Inheritance Tracks
- Family Traits and Mannerisms
- Persona
- Building a Persona
- Ideas / Reflections / Sketches
- 4. Working with Objects
- Tactile Memory
- Exquisite and Mundane
- Inherited Objects
- 'The Lovers'
- Suitcase
- 5. Working with Site
- Give and Take
- Ghost Library
- Ghost Duets
- In Search of a Gesture
- You Are Here
- Map Making, Three Ways
- Blurring Time and Place
- Things Ain't What They Used to Be
- Best Foot Forward
- Marks and Scars
- Dancing Place and Space
- Private, Keep Out!
- Taking Up Residence
- Infinitesimal Detail
- Fifteen Quick Freewrites on Place
- Autotopographically Speaking
- Silent Stroll
- Closing Thoughts
- 6. Working with Pairings
- Failure &
- Text
- Desire &
- Proximity
- Ritual &
- Object
- 7. Activism
- Manifestos
- Impulse Manifesto
- Make Manifest
- Lending and Borrowing
- Signs
- Wear your Heart on your Sleeve
- On Location
- Stand Up, Speak Out
- Living Newspaper
- Ripped from the Headlines
- Re-enactment
- Choose your Battles
- Verbatim Theatre
- Explosive Material - a journalistic exercise
- Explosive Compounds - an ethnographic exercise
- One-Minute Plays
- Mix Tape
- Produce, Adapt or Devise?
- A Moment in History.
- Cross That Line
- Closed Border
- Open Border
- Tactical Toolkit - Jessi Piggott
- Make a Spectacle
- Reflections
- 8. Production Workbook
- Operating Instructions
- Kick-Starting Process
- Realm of Concern
- I've always wanted to be able to ...
- Feathering the Nest
- Look Book
- Composition
- Space and Composition
- Dream Island
- Fleshing it Out
- Dancing the Dynamics
- Workshopping
- Index Card Storyboard
- Dear Dead Darlings
- Enter The Audience
- Dear Audience
- Feedback
- Three Adjectives
- Performance Response
- Brief Hauntings - Ryan Tacata
- Brief Hauntings
- Companion Piece
- Invited Guests
- Bespoke
- Cartomancy
- Documentation
- Favourite Performance You Never Saw
- 9. A Practice-Based Research Workbook
- Performing Knowledges
- Back Stage
- Escape Velocity
- Glorious Manifestations
- Generative Research - Lois Weaver
- Mapping your Practice
- Diagrammatic Praxis - Sher Doruff
- Secret Fear
- Abstractions on Secret Fears
- Defining Your Dramaturgy
- Signatures of Practice - Gretchen Schiller
- Methodologies
- Phenomenology
- Doing a Phenomenology - Susan Kozel
- Phenomenological Journal
- Autoethnography
- Project Descriptions in First and Third
- Specialist Knowledge
- Autoethnographic Journal
- Keeping a Lab Notebook
- Designing Bespoke PBR Exercises
- Sowing from Seed
- PBR Evaluation and Critique
- Bespoke Evaluation Rubric
- Amalgamated Evaluation Rubric
- Bibliography and Further Reading
- Back Cover.
- Notes:
- Description based on print version record.
- Includes bibliographical references.
- ISBN:
- 9781789384734
- 1789384737
- 9781789384727
- 1789384729
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