The Tricks of the TradeTaylor & Francis, 1991 - 217 pagine Clown, political activist, playwright, actor: Dario Fo is an unclassifiable genius of the modern theatre. In his "mini-manual for actors," Fo lays bare the tools of his craft. With the assistance of his wife, playwright Franca Rame, he explains how text, song, humor, mime and political intelligence can be fused into brilliant "popular theatre." |
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actors actress Alcestis Aristophanes Arlecchino arms audience breath Carlo Carmelo Bene century character clown comedy comes comic Commedia dell'Arte culture dance Dario Fo dialect dialogue Dionysus director disguise Eduardo de Filippo Euripides eyes face feet Franca Franca Rame gestures girl give goes grammelot Greek grotesque hand Harlequin head idea imagination improvisation inside invented Isabella Andreini Italian Italy jokes kind laugh legs look managed mask mime mime artists minstrels miracle Molière move movement never nose obscene octopus once onomatopoeic performance Philoctetes piece play players policeman political problem produce Pulcinella pull push rhythm rite role round satirical Scapino scene script Second boy sense shoulders situation someone sounds spectators speech stage stop story style talk tell theatrical thing throw tone tragedy turn voice whole woman women words write young Zanni
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Through the Body: A Practical Guide to Physical Theatre Dymphna Callery Anteprima non disponibile - 2001 |