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Posts Tagged ‘Bertolt Brecht’

The Knife I Chose to Pick UpFalseArt rehearsal versus performance, refusing theatrical closure, heteroglossia in theatre, performance theory critique, power in rehearsal Brechtian alienation effect, multivalent theatrical meaning
Aeschylus MysiansEngineering site specific, theatre, theater, bay area, performance art, live art, documentation, photography, San Francisco, John Fowles, The Magus, Stanford, literature, art, faith, adventure
Brecht Knew You Were Full of Shit: On the Work and the WreckageAbsolute Solipsism silent-scream-2
Carl Weber: What I Owe the DeadIndividualism Carl Weber, Stanford University, Stanford, Theater and Performance Studies, Stanford TAPS, Bertolt Brecht, theater, theatre, director, directing, Heiner Muller, San Francisco, professor, education, bay area, Stanford Drama
repetition or what happens when theorists never step into a rehearsal roomSpeculation repetition, live perforamnce, video perforamnce, live art
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