Cinema and Theatre
In discussing the different qualities of the theatre versus the cinema, present students the opportunity to see two adaptations of a show--in Shakespeare there are many--in which they watch a film version and a stage version and discuss the difference between them.
Theatre Review
Students should watch at least one--preferably more--stage performances and write a review based upon the elements of production discussed in the book. What elements of Deadly Theatre, Holy Theatre, etc. did they find?
Mini-Production
In applying the text to practice, students should take the opportunity to create a brief excerpt of some play to present for the class. The roles of designer, director, actor, and critic should all study their relationships to the others, and students should write about their experiences.
Examples from the Text
Brook includes several practical examples, particularly to Shakespeare, to illuminate his points in the book. Use...
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