Rick On Theater

My unmediated impressions and thoughts on, especially, theater and other topics of interest to me.

Showing posts with label Realism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Realism. Show all posts
13 March 2015

"The Pieces Don’t Fit!"

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Sitting in the Rectory living room, ostensibly working on a picture puzzle, Mrs. Winemiller, wife of the Episcopal minister of Glorious H...
19 May 2012

It’s Not Real – It’s Art

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When I recently wrote my performance report on Red (4 March on ROT ), the revival of the John Logan Tony-winner about painter Mark Rothko a...
02 May 2011

Konstantin Stanislavsky and Michael Chekhov: Realism and Un-Realism

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Michael Chekhov, the nephew of the great Russian playwright Anton Chekhov, met Konstantin Stanislavsky, the famous acting theorist, teacher,...
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Rick
After college and the army, I studied acting and theater; I have an MFA in Acting and uncompleted Ph.D. in Performance Studies (ABD). I have worked as an actor, director, dramaturg/literary advisor, critic/reviewer, essayist, editor, and teacher of theater and acting (studio/conservatory, college, high school, and middle school). Several years ago, some theater friends who don't live in New York anymore asked me to keep them informed about what I see and I began sending them detailed, opinionated e-mails.
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