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 Antonin Artaud: From Theory to Practice - Lee Jamieson
Newest Review: ... is not about being cruel to the audience. Artaud says that he "used the word cruelty, as [he] would have used the word ... more  ... life."
Lee Jamieson's book provides a short biography on Artaud, before looking into the Theatre of Cruelty and analysing each of his plays. It also contains four workshops showing how Artaud's theories can be applied practically.
Lee Jamieson has been writing and lecturing on Theatre Studies for five years at Warwick University, so is very knowledgeable in this field. The book is part of the Student Guide Literary Series, which is a collection of essays looking at different writers. It is aimed at students, a...more |
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Antonin Artaud: From Theory to Practice - Lee Jamieson: Accessible, Informal and Practical. Perhaps one of the best ... (373 words)
by - written on 13/08/09 (Very useful, 30 readings)
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I recently had to write a detailed essay about Antonin Artaud, an influential theatre practitioner, who tried (and failed) to create a style of performance called "The Theatre of Cruelty." in summary, the "theatre of cruelty" was designed to provide spiritual healing through the medium of theatre. Artaud argued that cruelty was a method for healing, as one emerges renewed and refreshed, having faced ones own cruelties. the "theatre of cruelty" is not about being cruel to the audience. Artaud says that he "used the word cruelty, as [he] would have used the word life." Lee Jamieson's book provides a short biography on ... Read the complete review
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