Chapter 12
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| show | Norwegian playwright, founder of modern realism, wrote: A Doll’s House, and other plays about taboo situations
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| show | Began in France, a subdivision of realism (an extreme form) was more of a “slice of life”
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| Emile Zola | show 🗑
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| show | A term used for describing naturalistic theatre
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| show | Had popular naturalistic plays perfomed at the Freie Buhne, wrote: Before Sunrise, The Lower Depths
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| show | Founded Theatre Libre, and popularized realism, strove to create “fourth wall” used motivated lighting and was against the star system; worked with amateur actors for ensemble performances
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| show | “Free Stage” began in Berlin, dedicated to realism and naturalism, employed professional actors only performed on Sundays (Ottow Brahm was Chairman)
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| Otto Brahm | show 🗑
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| George Bernard Shaw | show 🗑
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| show | Actor and playwright who ran Regal Court Theatre and Incorporated Stage Society
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| Moscow Art Theatre | show 🗑
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| show | Most Famous for training performers to act realistically, co-founder of Moscow Art Theatre, Directed and acted in many Chekov plays
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| show | Operated Moscow Art Theatre with Stanislavski
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| Anton Chekhov | show 🗑
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| show | (Stanislavski) extent or range of concentration, compared to circle of light on darkened stage
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| show | (Stanislavski) or purposeful action- the idea that actions can lead one into emotions(Stanislavski) or purposeful action- the idea that actions can lead one into emotions
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| show | Leading anti-realistic movement, (a reaction to realistic theatre) has almost no plot action and took form of lyrical drama
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| show | A chief influence on symbolist playwrights, with emphasis on myth
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| Maurice Maeterlinck | show 🗑
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| show | wrote: Spring’s Awakening, which combines grotesque with realistic and symbolist
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| show | wrote Miss Julie, was prosecuted for blasphemy in “married” , Wrote “a dream Play” which lead to surrealist movement and theatre of the absurd
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| show | Founded by Paul Fort, remembered for Maeterlinck’s: The Intruder and The Blind
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| show | Organized “theatre d’ Arte”, followed symbolists theories of stage production
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| Aurélien-Marie Lugné-Poë | show 🗑
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| show | writer of Ubu the King, a comic book style take off on Shakespeare’s Julius Ceaser and Macbeth
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| William Butler Yeats | show 🗑
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| show | Associated with abbey Theatre, created poetic drama in realistic form wrote: Spreading the news
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| The Abbey Theatre | show 🗑
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| show | First to develop theory of antirealist staging, advocated multidirectional colored light, preferred work to speak for itself. Start of modern stage design, wrote: Music and Art of Theatre and Work of Living Art. Believed in master director.
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| Edward Gordon Craig | show 🗑
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| Übermarionette | show 🗑
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| show | Craig’s idea-one basic setting that can represent various locals through movement of its elements with slight addition of properties
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| show | Stanislavsky’s counterpart, biggest anti-realistic movement, an original member of Moscow Art Theatre, felt director was more important than star actor, experimented with antirealism, used “found space” wanted to shatter the fourth wall, attempted to tra
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| Theatricalism | show 🗑
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| show | Used by Meyerhold-sets provided machines for his performers to work on, looked like huge tinker toys, skeletal frames, ramps and stairways.
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| show | An Eclectic director, know for innovated use of spaced, experimented with adaptations of Elizabethan stage for Shakespeare drama
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| show | Staged most significant work at Moscow Art Theatre, and Eclectic director
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| show | Anton’s nephew, developed a system of acting based on psychological gesture said a performer could created realistic stage portrayal by finding physical characteristics that would trigger internal responses
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| show | Producer; used realistic techniques to create sensational staging of melodramas
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| The Syndicate | show 🗑
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| show | Opposed syndicate, known for performances in plays by Isben, Shaw and Wilde
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| Oscar Wilde | show 🗑
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| Henry Irving | show 🗑
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| show | Worked with Henry Irving, brought a beauty and freshness to stage, helped create one of the greatest duos
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| show | Philosopher and Social reformer, wrote poems (manasi) works include song, mime, dance and lyrical verse with mysticism. Received Nobel prize in literature, directed and acted in his own plays
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| Bert Williams | show 🗑
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