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Toward a contemplative theatre: Body and mind in the art and pedagogy of Pacific Performance Project.
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Toward a contemplative theatre: Body and mind in the art and pedagogy of Pacific Performance Project./
作者:
Moon, Andrea.
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323 p.
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Adviser: Oliver Gerland.
Contained By:
Dissertation Abstracts International69-08A.
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Dance. -
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9780549756781
Toward a contemplative theatre: Body and mind in the art and pedagogy of Pacific Performance Project.
Moon, Andrea.
Toward a contemplative theatre: Body and mind in the art and pedagogy of Pacific Performance Project.
- 323 p.
Adviser: Oliver Gerland.
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Colorado at Boulder, 2008.
In American theatrical performance and actor training there exists an often-unexamined assumption that mind and body are separate distinct entities. The rapidly spreading realization in the Unites States that the body/mind separation is a fiction is leading a growing number of theatre companies to emphasize body and mind integration in their work. One of these companies, Pacific Performance Project (P3), uses this integration in their teaching, performance, and life. P3 integrates the work of two well-known post-shingeki Japanese directors---Tadashi Suzuki and Shogo Ota---with the work of European/American modern dance and traditional Stanislavsky-based acting training. The co-artistic directors of Pacific Performance Project, Robyn Hunt and Steve Pearson, are well placed in the American theatrical context to counter the assumed mind-body separation. Hunt and Pearson's pedagogical and artistic lineage include both methods that privilege internal experience and methods that privilege external experience. Hunt and Pearson have made and are continuing to make their mark on the theatrical landscape through their professional productions and have influenced thousands of American theatre artists in their roles as teachers. In countering the assumed mind/body binary in the American theatre, Hunt and Pearson are helping to bring back into the art of theatre its most unique aspect: that whatever the form and content of the cultural story being told it is an exchange between three dimensional bodies on stage and in the audience sharing the same space and time, breathing the same air. P3's coupling of rigorous and contemplative Japanese forms with traditional psychologically based training is creating a unique and important performance style that integrates the mind and body in both linear narrative and abstract performance and fundamentally changes the artists who train in this style.
ISBN: 9780549756781Subjects--Topical Terms:
610547
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