This post of Epic Theatre activities and exercises for students is the third in a series, focusing this time on advanced-level techniques such as understanding Bertolt Brecht‘s meaning of historicisation, the concept of dialectics, non-linear…
These intermediate-level Epic Theatre activities and student exercises cover five broad areas of Bertolt Brecht’s theories: roles and disguise, gestus, scenery, songs and music, and direct address. Each exercise has a recommended time length, totalling…
Here are 200 adjectives describing the actor audience relationship in the theatre. Factors Affecting the Actor Audience Relationship Staging The modern-day proscenium arch stage is a form of end-on staging where the audience sits on…
Here’s an original, eight-scene Expressionism play that will help students understand the main conventions of this wonderful but short-lived theatrical form. Expressionism in theatre is a complex and multifaceted movement that emerged in Europe during…
