Theatre games [videorecording] / [Clive Barker].
By: Barker, Clive
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Contributor(s): Arts Documentation Unit (Exeter, England).
Material type:
BookSeries: Arts archives.Publisher: Exeter : Arts Documentation Unit, 2010Description: 1 sound disc (210 min.) : sd., col. 4 3/4 in.Subject(s): ActingDDC classification: DVD/278 Summary: Clive Barker is the author of Theatre Games and has led related workshops in a number of countries. He edits the New Theatre Quarterly. Barker began his career as an actor in Joan Littlewood's Theatre Workshop Company in Stratford, E.15, London, before becoming a teacher and director. This is an edited record of Barker's work with a group of professional actors at The London Studio in September 1996 in which he begins with simple children's games, and then moves to increasingly complex concerns within the acting process, often illuminated through reference to his years with Littlewood. The DVD-ROM, made by the Arts Documentation Unit in association with the Open University, was the fullest filmed record of Barker's teaching work at the time. (1997)
| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| General lending | MTU Cork School of Music Library DVD | DVD/278 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Available | 00175178 |
"A Council of Europe initiated project"--Container insert.
Clive Barker is the author of Theatre Games and has led related workshops in a number of countries. He edits the New Theatre Quarterly. Barker began his career as an actor in Joan Littlewood's Theatre Workshop Company in Stratford, E.15, London, before becoming a teacher and director. This is an edited record of Barker's work with a group of professional actors at The London Studio in September 1996 in which he begins with simple children's games, and then moves to increasingly complex concerns within the acting process, often illuminated through reference to his years with Littlewood. The DVD-ROM, made by the Arts Documentation Unit in association with the Open University, was the fullest filmed record of Barker's teaching work at the time. (1997)
DVD. Systems requirements: Pentium PC + 20 mb; Soundblaster 64 or equivalent; 800x600 pixels; 16 mb Ram; Windows Media player 6.4+