Etienne Decroux /

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Main Author: Leabhart, Thomas (Author)
Corporate Author: ProQuest (Firm)
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: Abingdon, Oxon ; New York, NY : Routledge, 2019.
Edition:Second edition.
Series:Routledge performance practitioners.
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Table of Contents:
  • Machine generated contents note: 1. Promethean Life
  • Introduction
  • life of Etienne Decroux
  • Chez Copeau: The Chapel, the laboratory, the school
  • Jean-Louis Barrault
  • 1789 and The Extravagant Captain Smith
  • Children of Paradise
  • Marcel Marceau
  • Performance at La Maison de la Chimie
  • New York years
  • Last years in Boulogne-Billancourt
  • Decroux's "underground" school
  • What Decroux accomplished
  • Decroux and Asian theatre
  • Decroux and Grotowski
  • Decroux, Grotowski, and the audience
  • vibrato and dynamic immobility in Decroux's work
  • Transmission: Patience is a long passion
  • Transmission of what?
  • "If Corporeal Mime survives, the world will survive"
  • Great Project
  • 2. Summary And Analysis of Words On Mime
  • ch. 1 sources
  • ch. 2 Theatre and mime
  • ch. 3 Dance and mime
  • ch. 4 mime and mime
  • ch. 5 teaching
  • 3. Decroux As Director/Creator: How Did Decroux Make A Performance?
  • Banishing text
  • Making performances from improvisation
  • Decroux's actor
  • Funding for performances
  • other "alien arts"
  • movement itself: Counterweights
  • dynamic construction
  • "dynamo-rhythm"
  • Material actions suggest mental states
  • Carpenter
  • Washerwoman
  • Summary
  • 4. Corporeal Mime Technique: Practical Exercises With Immediate Applications
  • Inclinations on a lateral plane
  • Contradictions on a lateral plane
  • Segmented movement, lateral scale, cumulatively curved (the spine moving like a chain)
  • Pulling (and being pulled by) an extensor
  • Double, triple, and quadruple designs
  • Stages of consciousness
  • Movement research: How to create a "movement score".