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Shakespeare and the Dance

Dance in Shakespeare''s Plays

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Erschienen am 01.04.2011, Auflage: 1. Auflage
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ISBN/EAN: 9783844331141
Sprache: Englisch
Umfang: 52

Beschreibung

Shakespeare''s plays are to be seen all over the world in any major repertory company. While much has been written on every aspect of the staging of his plays by Shakespearean scholars, actors and directors, the dancing has over time become less and less important almost to the point of obsolescence. While this trend is certainly not acceptable to me (and probably would not be to Mr. Shakespeare either were he alive today), directors when asked about the reason for there being no dance in the play lamely point to a lack of clear guidance from Shakespeare in his scripts as well as to rehearsal time constraints to teach the required period dances. My thesis will endeavor to show that a lack of dance in Shakespeare''s plays is not only historically incorrect but also robs the modern day audience of the full spectacle of the occasion that defined that historical period. There are many resources available to directors should they be willing to commit to a wholly accurate reading of the play because a Shakespearean drama without the dance is, to my mind, hardly Shakespeare at all.

Autorenportrait

Lisa has taught master classes in Hong Kong, South Africa, Europe, and the USA. She has also published many articles, produced a fitness DVD and written a book on beginning ballet called "Introduction to Ballet" which was published in 2010 by Kendall Hunt Publishers. In 2010, she was awarded her master''s degree from Creighton University.

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