Introduction to the TheatreTHE 101 / University of Idaho
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Modern Theatre I.
Historical Background Influences: ·
Realism
and Anti-Realism ·
Content
Solidification ·
Postwar
Realism ·
Agitation
Propaganda (Agit-Prop) Theatre ·
Philosophical
/ Psychological ·
Decline
of NY Theatre ·
Economics ·
Unionization ·
Product
Influence of Fiduciary Concerns ·
Advent
of Radio, T.V., and Film ·
Classification
by Style and Content II.
Major Theatre Movements: Broadway,
“Proven Plays”: ·
Rogers
and Hammerstien, Camelot ·
Lerner
and Lowe,
Sound of Music ·
Andrew
Lloyd Weber, Cats / Phantom ·
Steven
Sondheim, Sweeny Todd / Woods Off
Broadway: ·
La
Mama Organization, New Works of Sam Shepard, August Wilson, Marsha Norman Regional
Theatres: ·
Classic
and Modern Offerings ·
Guthurie,
Minneapolis ·
O.S.F.,
Ashland ·
Seattle
Rep, ACT, and Intiman, Seattle ·
Steppenwolf
and Wisdom Bridge, Chicago School Alternative
Theatre: ·
The
Living Theatre (Avant Garde) ·
San
Francisco Mime Company ·
El
Theatro Compesino ·
"Guerilla
Theatre" ·
Omaha
Magic Theatre / Performance Art ·
The
Open Theatre, Joeseph Chaikin ·
Work-shopped
developments ·
Environmental
Theatre (Schecner) ·
Happenings Black
Theatre: ·
Negro
Ensemble Theatre, New Lafeyette Theatre, Spirit House Lorraine Hansberry, LeRoi Jones, Ntzoka Shange,
CharlesFuller, Ed Bullins English
Revival Theatres ·
English
Stage Company, Ralph Devine Osborne, Wesker, Arden, Bond, Storey, Stoppard, Schafer,
Pinter ·
Theatre
Workshop, Joan Littlewood Behan, Delaney, Stoppard, Schaffer, Improvisation ·
Royal
Shakespeare Company, Peter Brooks National Theatre, Lawrence Olivier German
Documentary Theatre (Expressionism): ·
Brechtian
and Artaudian Modes Hochuth, Kipphardt, Wiess, Villars, Megan Terry, Robert
Wilson |