2013
DOI: 10.4324/9781315078953
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Edward Gordon Craig: A Vision of Theatre

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“…Craig posed a number of significant theatrical theories (Innes 1998;Bablet 1981), 43 but one of his early concepts, 'Screens,' outlined a kind of scenic dynamism that directly anticipated aspects of digital scenography in its current form. Submitted for a patent in 1910 under the title 'Stage-scenery,' Craig's concept consisted of a series of canvas flats made from wooden frames 42 For more about Edward Gordon Craig's theatrical theories and controversial career, see Milling and Ley (2001), Oddey and White (2006), McKinney and Butterworth (2009), and Dixon (2007).…”
Section: Avant Garde Origins: Craig's 'A Thousand Scenes In One' and Prampolini's 'Luminous Forms'mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Craig posed a number of significant theatrical theories (Innes 1998;Bablet 1981), 43 but one of his early concepts, 'Screens,' outlined a kind of scenic dynamism that directly anticipated aspects of digital scenography in its current form. Submitted for a patent in 1910 under the title 'Stage-scenery,' Craig's concept consisted of a series of canvas flats made from wooden frames 42 For more about Edward Gordon Craig's theatrical theories and controversial career, see Milling and Ley (2001), Oddey and White (2006), McKinney and Butterworth (2009), and Dixon (2007).…”
Section: Avant Garde Origins: Craig's 'A Thousand Scenes In One' and Prampolini's 'Luminous Forms'mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…of varying widths and uniform height (Baugh 2005). The screens were double-hinged, selfsupporting, and mounted on retractable castors to allow for efficient movement (Craig 1915;Innes 1998). 44 In his patent application, Craig complains that theatrical producers are limited to either painted scenery or plain curtains for their scenic backgrounds (Craig 1912).…”
Section: Avant Garde Origins: Craig's 'A Thousand Scenes In One' and Prampolini's 'Luminous Forms'mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…O calibramento das forças e relaxamentos do corpo, por sua vez, também pode ser encontrado na dosagem de luz em termos tanto de sua vivacidade quanto como de sua atuação decisiva para a formulação de (INNES, 1998;SARAIVA, 1989). No que se refere à corporalidade transgênera, a realização da luz em sala de espetáculos parece estar associada a uma maior capacidade de projeção das formas de operação do gênero para além da cisnormatividade (LEAL, 2018b A fantasmagoria diz respeito a um modo de estar no mundo, à colonização da subjetividade pelo sistema capitalista que controla desejos e as ações por ele movidas, ao esvaziamento do espaço público e à perda da noção de coletividade como um interesse acima do indivíduo e do restrito grupo familiar (…).…”
Section: Luz Cênica Como Encruzilhada Do Corpounclassified
“…In this sense, Craig's thought looks through the materiality of the marionettes that, limited in their movements, lead to the hieratic idea of life. It is about an artificial object that translates more the vision of the artist than the concrete accomplishment of his work (Innes, 1998).…”
Section: The Principle Of Intentional Artificiality Understood From the Craigian Workmentioning
confidence: 99%