-
created a
series of
Artaudian "happenings" from The
Aeolian Stringer to Zen Rock Festival, and
produced a
dozen plays with an
Artaudian theme, including...
-
explorations of
their own. "Though many of
those theatre-artists
proclaimed an
Artaudian lineage,"
Susie Tharu argues, "the
Artaud they
invoke is
marked by a commitment...
- Pieces, the 1964
collective creation that
defined the
interactive and
Artaudian style[clarification needed] for
which the
company became famous. In late...
- will-power that has
shaped Peter Murphy's head into
something so
positively Artaudian, if you'll
pardon my French. I know also that he has eyes as
hollow as...
- musicals."
Artforum International said: "More
freewheeling romp than
Artaudian bit of cruelty, this musical-theater piece, a
burlesque of pop-culture...
- "
Artaudian." "Just as Mme. Irma's
brothel is the
intangible shadow of a real
social phenomenon," she suggests, "her
closet dramas are the
Artaudian double...
-
create psychological (in a
Stanislavskian approach) or
metaphysical (in an
Artaudian approach)
fabels as well as the
social ones that
Brecht explored. Bertolt...
- Artaud's
theories of the actor. So
after three w****s of
experimenting with
Artaudian acting styles,
Antonin Artaud's
theories were
largely abandoned. However...
-
recontextualisation of
theatrical perspective and
challenge the
appropriation of form.
Artaudian performance is seen as
apolitical and
provides an
anarchist outlook, entreats...
