Fragile Magic: A Guidebook for Theatre Respondents
Autor Prof. Ronald A Willisen Limba Engleză Paperback – aug 2011
This is a brief, but handy book outlining the task of viewing theatrical performances and evaluating them. Although aimed primarily at the festival level respondent, it is a book that can enhance the ability to evaluate and respond to the theatre experience, creating at the broadest level a sensitive and enriched audience.
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781585104529
ISBN-10: 1585104523
Pagini: 98
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 7 mm
Greutate: 0.17 kg
Ediția:First Edition
Editura: Hackett Publishing Company,Inc
Colecția Focus
Locul publicării:United States
ISBN-10: 1585104523
Pagini: 98
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 7 mm
Greutate: 0.17 kg
Ediția:First Edition
Editura: Hackett Publishing Company,Inc
Colecția Focus
Locul publicării:United States
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Recenzii
"Ron Willis sets out his purpose—that this book is a discussion of theory and practice of theatre response—and accomplishes exactly that from a descriptive, not prescriptive, point of view. It is clean, fresh, inspiring and should be required reading each and every time a person is selected to respond to productions. I either learn something new each time I return to a chapter or continue to gain an appreciation for my role as a theatre respondent."
Joan E. Kole, Ph.D., Artistic Director, AgeQuake Theatres,Adjudicator, American Association of Community Theatre (AACT)
"Finally, teaching artists nationwide can retire their dog-eared, coffee-stained, over-xeroxed copies of Ron Willis’ advice to the theatre respondent. Grateful generations have been guided by his generous and incisive mentoring on the art (and true craft) of offering productive critical feedback to theatrical productions. At long last Fragile Magic!"
Gregg Henry, Artistic Director, Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival
Gregg Henry, Artistic Director, Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival
"No one sets out to write a bad play, direct an emotionally lopsided production of Hamlet, design an inappropriate dress that defeats Nora’s story purpose or miss the character arc of Troy In Fences. And yet, when we’re called on to publicly remark
on the “fragile magic” of theatre, we’re often left to scramble for not only what to say, but how to say it in a way that is useful, supportive and productive. That is, until Ron Willis’ Fragile Magic, an insightful, sensible guide for shaping your thoughts into helpful analysis."
Gary Garrison, Executive Director, The Creative Affairs of the Dramatists Guild
on the “fragile magic” of theatre, we’re often left to scramble for not only what to say, but how to say it in a way that is useful, supportive and productive. That is, until Ron Willis’ Fragile Magic, an insightful, sensible guide for shaping your thoughts into helpful analysis."
Gary Garrison, Executive Director, The Creative Affairs of the Dramatists Guild
"Ron Willis has written an intelligent, useful, even inspiring book. He answers questions, poses problems, and ignites our wonder all over again as we contemplate the effect of a theatrical event."
Julie Jensen, Playwright
Julie Jensen, Playwright
Ron Willis sets out his purpose—that this book is a discussion of theory and practice of theatre response—and accomplishes exactly that from a descriptive, not prescriptive, point of view. It is clean, fresh, inspiring and should be required reading each and every time a person is selected to respond to productions. I either learn something new each time I return to a chapter or continue to gain an appreciation for my role as a theatre respondent.
Finally, teaching artists nationwide can retire their dog-eared, coffee-stained, over-xeroxed copies of Ron Willis’ advice to the theatre respondent. Grateful generations have been guided by his generous and incisive mentoring on the art (and true craft) of offering productive critical feedback to theatrical productions. At long last Fragile Magic!
Gregg Henry
Artistic Director, Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival
No one sets out to write a bad play, direct an emotionally lopsided production of Hamlet, design an inappropriate dress that defeats Nora’s story purpose or miss the character arc of Troy In Fences. And yet, when we’re called on to publicly remark
on the “fragile magic” of theatre, we’re often left to scramble for not only what to say, but how to say it in a way that is useful, supportive and productive. That is, until
Ron Willis’ Fragile Magic, an insightful, sensible guide for shaping your thoughts into helpful analysis.
Gary Garrison
Executive Director, The Creative Affairs of the Dramatists Guild
Ron Willis has written an intelligent, useful, even inspiring book. He answers questions, poses problems, and ignites our wonder all over again as we contemplate the effect of a theatrical event.
Julie Jensen
Playwright
Joan E. Kole, Ph.D.
Artistic Director, AgeQuake Theatres
Adjudicator, American Association of Community Theatre (AACT)
Adjudicator, American Association of Community Theatre (AACT)
Finally, teaching artists nationwide can retire their dog-eared, coffee-stained, over-xeroxed copies of Ron Willis’ advice to the theatre respondent. Grateful generations have been guided by his generous and incisive mentoring on the art (and true craft) of offering productive critical feedback to theatrical productions. At long last Fragile Magic!
Gregg Henry
Artistic Director, Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival
No one sets out to write a bad play, direct an emotionally lopsided production of Hamlet, design an inappropriate dress that defeats Nora’s story purpose or miss the character arc of Troy In Fences. And yet, when we’re called on to publicly remark
on the “fragile magic” of theatre, we’re often left to scramble for not only what to say, but how to say it in a way that is useful, supportive and productive. That is, until
Ron Willis’ Fragile Magic, an insightful, sensible guide for shaping your thoughts into helpful analysis.
Gary Garrison
Executive Director, The Creative Affairs of the Dramatists Guild
Ron Willis has written an intelligent, useful, even inspiring book. He answers questions, poses problems, and ignites our wonder all over again as we contemplate the effect of a theatrical event.
Julie Jensen
Playwright