26 document(en) met "audience" • Resultaten 21 tot 26 worden getoond
Nr. 100, Februari 2006 • Jacob Wren • Families are formed through copulation / Families...
They both turn to the audience
Nr. 101, April 2006 • Sarah Vanagt • De manifesto's van Walter Benjamin en filmpioniers...
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MANIFESTO'S IN FILM EN THEATER
'Trickery will be of no use unless the audience is your confidant
Nr. 103, September 2006 • Stef Lernous • Raffael Pascoe: auteurschap in de pornocinematografie
exactly the sort of thing our audience demands and who are we to deny the consumers’ needs...’
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Nr. 104, December 2006 • Jan Ritsema • Portret van een dooie kip als kunstenaar
desperately wanted this this reconfiguration We need it he screamed We have to rethink the positions the undoing of a performance he used to call it
this unsplit of audience and stage
but...my work this undoing of the stage this undoing of the audience space the unification, he said and he started to shout: el pueblo unido.......
this, he said is a political performance a change...nothing helped
a performance, they said, needs the split between audience and stage a split between those who know (their text) and those who don’t know
a split between the haves
Nr. 109, December 2007 • Jeroen Peeters • ‘Wij’ zeggen, een extreme oefening
do we address the audience...Where does the shift happen between addressing a real and a virtual audience
Nr. 111, April 2008 • Erwin Jans • What if God was one of us?
audience is not altogether an absence, it is by no means a reliable presence”, zo schrijft theatermaker en theatertheoreticus Herbert Blau gebald: het publiek is niet afwezig, maar zijn aanwezigheid...Such an audience seems like the merest facsimile of remembered community paying its respects not so much to the still-echoing signals of a common set of values but to the better-forgotten remains...Herman Teirlinck, Verzameld Werk ix, Manteau, Brussel, 1970 Herbert Blau, The audience, The Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore and London, 1990
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