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The Complete Brecht Toolkit (ePub eBook)

eBook by Unwin, Stephen

The Complete Brecht Toolkit (ePub eBook)

£12.99

ISBN:
9781780013862
Publication Date:
20 Mar 2014
Publisher:
Nick Hern Books
Pages:
224 pages
Format:
eBook
For delivery:
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The Complete Brecht Toolkit (ePub eBook)

Description

A practical, hands-on guide - for actors, directors, teachers and students - to Brecht's theory and practice of theatre, with a full set of exercises to help put theory into practice.The Complete Brecht Toolkit examines, one by one, Brecht's many, sometimes contradictory ideas about theatre - and how he put them into practice. Here are explanations of all the famous key terms, such as Alienation Effect, Epic Theatre and Gestus, as well as many others which go to make up what we think of as 'Brechtian theatre'.The book also explores the practical application of these theories in Acting, Language, Music, Design and Direction.Also included are fifty exercises contributed by Julian Jones, to help student actors investigate Brecht's ideas for themselves, becoming thoroughly familiar with the tools in the Brecht toolkit.

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