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BL
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981768
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b736138
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| Title & Author
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The potentials of spaces : : the theory and practice of scenography performance /\ [edited] by Alison Oddey and Christine White.
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| Publication Statement
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Bristol, UK ;Portland, OR :: Intellect Books,, 2006.
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1 online resource (188 pages) :: illustrations
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| ISBN
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1841509493
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: 9781841509495
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1841501379
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9781841501376
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| Bibliographies/Indexes
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 173-175) and index.
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| Contents
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Introduction : The potentials of spaces / Alison Oddey & Christine White -- pt. 1. Different beginnings. Directors and designers : is there a different direction? / Pamela Howard -- Different directions : the potentials of autobiographical space / Alison Oddey -- Collaborative explorations : reformulating the boundaries of scenographic practice / Roma Patel -- Flatness and depth : reflections / Nick Wood -- pt. 2. Performance potentials. Digital dreams : sleep deprivation chamber / Lesley Ferris -- Re-designing the human : motion capture and performance potentials / Katie Whitlock -- Smart laboratories : new media / Christine White -- A place to play : experimentation and interactions between technology and performance / Scott Palmer -- pt. 3. Aesthetic visions. Scenographic avant-gardes : artistic partnerships in Canada / Natalie Rewa -- Codes and overloads : the scenography of Richard Foreman / Neal Swettenham -- Spatial practices : the Wooster Group's Rhode Island Trilogy / Johan Callens -- Physicality and virtuality : memory, space and actor on the mediated stage / Thea Brejzek.
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| Abstract
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The book interrogates notions of distance, interval, time and space explorations in scenography and performance which are concerned to encompass the creative, historical, performing, interdisciplinary, writing, architectural, and senses of presence in space. Space becomes practice; scenography becomes performance; memory and biography as the written space, which becomes spectatorship as experiential space. The authors look at the sensory anomalies which are a part of performance and which emanate from visual presentations.
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Set designers.
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Theater architecture.
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Theater-- Production and direction.
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Theaters-- Stage-setting and scenery.
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PERFORMING ARTS-- Theater-- Stagecraft.
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Set designers.
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Theater architecture.
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Theater-- Production and direction.
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Theaters-- Stage-setting and scenery.
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Ruimtelijke aspecten.
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Toneelvoorstellingen.
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| Dewey Classification
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792.025
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| LC Classification
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PN2091.S8P63 2006eb
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24.12bcl
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| Added Entry
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Oddey, Alison,1954-
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White, Christine A.,1964-
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