... the populations and applications of Forum Theatre in various social work contexts. Data analysis was conducted using Braun and Clarke’s (2006) six-phase thematic analysis framework, involving processes such as creating preliminary codes, identifying and naming themes, and presenting the findings...

... of the early operas, including Thomas Clayton’s Arsinoe (1705), Clayton and Joseph Addison’s Rosamond (1707) and the unproduced Semele by William Congreve and John Eccles. opera theatre music recitative aria Haymarket Theatre Thomas Clayton William Congreve John Eccles...

... Anne Carson Joseph Heller theatre Thucydides famously expressed the hope that his work would be a ‘possession for all time’ on the basis of its usefulness for those who want to understand present and future events. This idea has been understood in many different, and indeed contradictory, ways over...

... Sendak music adaptation childness childly agency literacy children’s literature children’s television children’s theatre Well-known for both his interest in music and his innovations in children’s literature, ¹ Maurice Sendak made a leap from page to screen in 1975 when...

... perspectives on ancient classical theatre. The undeniable progress in the field of computational analysis in the service of traditional textual interpretation is helping to study in greater depth and to interpret in greater detail the classical linguistic corpora that have come down to us through...

... in older adults’ well-being. Collaboration among improv theatre facilitators, clinicians, and scientists enhances potential for wide-scale well-being improvement. Improv has been applied in multiple contexts, including education, healthcare and business settings [ 50 , 51 ]. As aforementioned...

... distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License ( https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ ), which permits unrestricted reuse, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. Abstract This essay assesses the afterlives in film, theatre...

... to show empathy. In the interplay of Humbert, Lolita, and ACG, the play stages an emancipatory dialogue between artist and creation, using the presentational character of (epic) theatre to level diegetic hierarchies. Just as Lolita emancipates itself from Nabokov in the act of adaptation, so...

..., and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. Abstract First performed live via Zoom in August 2020, Hijinx Theatre’s Metamorphosis was overtly tied to the cultural moment of the COVID-19 pandemic, offering a sense of shifting between perspectives on reality in its...

...Emma Paton Email: [email protected] Friar Lawrence’s Confessional. By Nicholas Osmond. Dir. Nicholas Osmond. Creation Theatre. Zoom. 9 April, 2022 © The Author(s) 2023. Published by Oxford University Press. All rights reserved. For permissions, please email: journals.permissions...

... Where I Go and She He Me, two plays by Raphaël Amahl Khouri, a contemporary queer and trans playwright of Arab and German heritage. After charting the histories of comedy and Arab theatre, it examines the dialogue of the two plays with Greco-Roman, Arab and German avant-garde theatre...

... for comparison, demonstrating how various forms of comedy were received by Dublin audiences during the Revival, and illustrating the ways in which comedy produced, and unsettled, political myths in the context of the nascent Irish theatre. Attending to plays by J. M. Synge and Lady Gregory, alongside...

... In 2005, an applied theatre community outreach programme was launched to address low levels of HIV/AIDS awareness among farm workers in the Cape Winelands of South Africa. In cooperation with HIV testing organizations, the Lucky, the Hero mini-musical promoted regular HIV testing, condom...

...Michael Subialka Edward Gordon Craig Luigi Pirandello Futurism modernist theatre teatro grottesco ambivalence compassion decentring Modernism’s aesthetic reflection on crisis destabilizes traditional forms, and as many critics have noted this includes traditional notions...

...Szymon Paczkowski There is much to indicate that Ballerini’s licence was granted in the first half of 1710. Joseph I had envisaged that the city authorities would finance and build a new building for the Italian opera theatre according to a design to be provided by the court, and further...

... plays proves that the latter follow the original storyline and the plot circumstances that had been designed to make the spectator laugh. Furthermore, theatre employs non-verbal comic mechanisms that are not always made explicit in the text. This is easily observable in Spanish Golden Age playwrights...

... and distributed under the terms of the Oxford University Press, Standard Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/journals/pages/open_access/funder_policies/chorus/standard_publication_model ) Abstract Molière was, above all, a man of the theatre: an actor and administrator as well his company’s...

... be. At least, Murdoch’s adaptations may reveal a willingness to dispense with lofty moral premises when she suspects a pound can be made. ³ Abstract Author of twenty-six novels between 1954 and 1995, Iris Murdoch ventured sporadically into theatre, completing two plays and adapting four of her...

...' children's theatre can be indeed said to provide a high-quality (poly-technical/artistic) education for the children, their performances are not the final aim and culmination of the theatre's collective-creative activities. They ‘come about incidentally, as an oversight, almost as a children's prank...

... is a method capable of developing self-awareness, reflexivity and interpretative ability of one’s professional plot and one’s role identity. It was born in a unique way from the meeting of the writer with Francesco Campanile, director and theatre trainer. It was in fact the fortuitous encounter...