Play is Play: Theatrical Illusion in Chinese Wall by Frisch and Other "epic" Plays by Brecht, Wilder, Hazelton, and LiUniversity Press of America, 2000 - 173 trang Although traditional comparative literary research has always placed 'epic' plays of Brecht, Fisch, Wilder, Hazelton, and Li in the category of the same name, the label 'epic' actually minimizes the nature of these plays and the ways in which they have influenced modern world theatre. The 'epic' plays of these playwrights are not strictly 'epic, ' but also theatrical. Because these plays have consciously involved spectators, they have created a double illusion, enhancing the original illusion rather than destroying it |
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CONTENTS | 4 |
Conceptional Foundations 22227 2220 87805006 222 222 | 20 |
The Theatrical versus the Dramatic | 30 |
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act-image act-scheme actors actual anti-illusionistic audience auditorium Bertolt Brecht Brecht's play Brecht's Singer Brutus Caucasian Chalk Circle chalk circle play Chinese plays Chinese Wall costume create dialogue dramatic action dramatic characters dramatic communication dramatic illusion dramatic level dramatic perspective dramatic role dramatic situation dramatis personae dramaturgy entrance speeches epic epic theater fact farce fictional Frisch's Contemporary Frisch's play Frisch's The Chinese Grusha Hazelton's Chorus historical Hwang Ti Hwang Ti's illusionistic drama illusionistic theater illusory imaginary imagination introduces knowledge horizon literary lyric main play maskers Max Frisch Mee Lan Mother narrated neoclassic European nondramatic obvious performance players plays by Frisch playwrights postmodern theater pretense Prince prologue realistic theater reality self"-introductions shows songs speak spectators stage story storyteller theatrical character theatrical character-the theatrical communication theatrical consciousness theatrical device theatrical function theatrical illusion theatrical perspective theatrical presentational devices traditional Chinese theater tyranny Wilder Wilder's Stage Manager Wu Sin Yin xiezi Yellow Jacket