Edward Gordon Craig and The pretenders : a production revisited
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Edward Gordon Craig and The pretenders : a production revisited
（Special issues - American Society for Theatre Research）
Published for the American Society for Theatre Research by Southern Illinois University Press, c1981
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Bibliography: p. 126-130
Includes index
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Edward Gordon Craig (18721966), was a theatrical visionary whose work has had a profound and lasting effect on the development of scene design in this century.The Markers provide a detailed critical study of one of Craig s most significant efforts, the historic but virtually uninvestigated production of Ibsen s "The Pretenders "at the Danish Royal Theatre, Copenhagen, in 1926. In addition to copious newspaper reviews and other published evidence, the Markers consult a wide range of unpublished sources and documentspromptbooks, signal books containing sound and light cues, the stage manager s records and floor plans, and the daily rehearsal schedule. They also rely heavily on Craig s own notebooks and memoranda.Discussing Craig s designs for principal scenes, the Markers refer to actual stage floor plans, surviving scene photographs, designs for older productions, and sketches from the promptbook of the director, Johannes Poulsen. Craig s correspondence with Poulsen also yields a wealth of illustration. Of special interest is a series of designs and preliminary sketches for costumes. The majority of the 40 illustrations in this book are previously unpublished.This first detailed study in any language of Craig s "Pretenders "will interest students of modern stage forms and theories. It will also serve as a supplementary text for courses in modern stage design and theory. This is the first volume of a Special Issues series to be published in cooperation with the American Society for Theatre Research."
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