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The Aristotle Legacy,ama, leading them to mislocate the problems such plays pose, and misunderstand the manifold possibilities represented by the genre’s challenges. This chapter contends that the perspective of the theatre historian, concerned with the relationships between play-texts, theatre practices, and their chan

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The Stanislavski Legacy,ly pedagogic experiments, rather than insights and practices derived?from his ongoing, psychophysical explorations (or subsequent integrative training systems) to the multiple challenges of acting tragedy. This recurring alignment of Aristotelian principles and Stanislavski-based practices also play

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Acting Sound, dramatic verse, and the sensory qualities of words. This chapter examines the relationship of music and poetry in ancient Athens, and its performance culture. Most English-speaking actors probably will encounter the texts of tragedy via translation (a recent Australian production of . offers the ch

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Acting Space,ce, transformational space, community space, and agonistic space to identify the range of challenges and opportunities confronting the contemporary performer. It counters Aristotelian disdain for the practicalities of staging a play by developing a revisionary account of ancient playwrights as skilf

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Acting Chorus,hen staging the chorus, today’s actors are likely to be perplexed by the conundrum of how much ‘like a character’ the chorus is meant to be, especially in relation to the conventions of modern realist theatre. This chapter re-frames this question in terms of contemporary practice, identifying how a

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-25270-3ama, leading them to mislocate the problems such plays pose, and misunderstand the manifold possibilities represented by the genre’s challenges. This chapter contends that the perspective of the theatre historian, concerned with the relationships between play-texts, theatre practices, and their chan