The quick and the dead [videorecording] : the development of core training and performance / Alison Hodge.
By: Hodge, Alison
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Contributor(s): Arts Documentation Unit (Exeter, England).
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Visual materialSeries: Arts archives.Publisher: Exeter, U.K. : Arts Documentation Unit, 2010Description: 1 DVD-Rom : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in.Subject(s): Acting | Acting -- Study and teachingDDC classification: DVD/284 Summary: The Quick and the Dead the development of core training and performance Alison Hodge is editor of Twentieth Century Actor Training (Routledge,U.K.) and co-wrote Hidden Territories the Theatre of Gardzienice (Routledge, U.K.). She directs an international performance research group known as The Quick and the Dead. Since 2005 the group has been developing new actor training exercises known as Core Training based on principles of embodied inter-relation. This DVD-ROM documents the first two years of the Company s training along with the first performances of Angustias based on Paula Rego s paintings in reference to Act 1 of Lorca s The House of Bernarda Alba.
| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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| General lending | MTU Cork School of Music Library DVD | DVD/284 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Available | 00175184 |
"A Council of Europe initiated project"--on cover.
The Quick and the Dead the development of core training and performance Alison Hodge is editor of Twentieth Century Actor Training (Routledge,U.K.) and co-wrote Hidden Territories the Theatre of Gardzienice (Routledge, U.K.). She directs an international performance research group known as The Quick and the Dead. Since 2005 the group has been developing new actor training exercises known as Core Training based on principles of embodied inter-relation. This DVD-ROM documents the first two years of the Company s training along with the first performances of Angustias based on Paula Rego s paintings in reference to Act 1 of Lorca s The House of Bernarda Alba.
Originally released in 1997.
DVD-ROM. Systems requirements: Pentium PC + 20 mb; Soundblaster 64 or equivalent; 800x600 pixels; 16 mb Ram; Windows Media player 6.4+