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Mind Map by rlshindmarsh, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by rlshindmarsh
almost 11 years ago
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Berkoffian Theatre
- Inspirations
- Artaud's Theatre of Cruelty
- Brechtian Epic
- Le Coq
- Kabuki Theatre
- Bunraku
- Jean-Louis Barralut's Total Theatre
- Artaud's Theatre of Cruelty
- Techniques
- Acting
- stylised movement
- mime
- exaggerrated vocal work
- direct address
- asides
- improvisation
- slow motion
- actor as athlete/instrument
- freeze-frames/tableaux
- soundscape
- highly choreographed
- stylised movement
- Aesthetics
- use of masks/kabuki makeup
- total theatre
- Monochrome Costume(for adaptations)
- minimal props
- architectural/functional set
- painted floors
- harsh soundtrack
- use of masks/kabuki makeup
- Acting
- Useful productions
- Metamorphosis (1969)
- Salome(1988)
- East(1975)
- In the Penal Colony(1968)
- Decadence(1981)
- Metamorphosis (1969)
- Useful quotes
- "to express drama in the most vital way imaginable; to perform
at the height of ones powers with all the available means. that is,
through the spoken word, gesture, mime and music. sometimes
the emphasis on one, sometimes on the other." Berkoff and the
London group Mission Statement, 1973
- In the end there is only the actor, his body,
his mind and voice... the actor exists without
the play...he can improvise, be silent, mime,
make sounds and be a witness' - Berkoff,
Three Theatre Manifesto's, 1978
- "The cast are the environment of K"
- "all props should be priceless and precious onstage"
- 'It's anyone's trial'
- "to express drama in the most vital way imaginable; to perform
at the height of ones powers with all the available means. that is,
through the spoken word, gesture, mime and music. sometimes
the emphasis on one, sometimes on the other." Berkoff and the
London group Mission Statement, 1973
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