‘How has the work of …… influenced contemporary performance practice?’

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‘How has the work of …… influenced contemporary performance practice?’ Performance project Essay Subjects ‘How has the work of …… influenced contemporary performance practice?’

Laurie Anderson https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-VIqA3i2zQw Multidisciplinary American Artist

pina bausch Dancer Choreographer Artist https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lDJFMvU2ZqY

peter brook Director RSC, Theatre, film http://www.nationaltheatre.org.uk/discover- more/platforms/platform-papers/peter-brook

john cage and merce cunningham Artist Musician Dance Visual scores choreography interpretation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGHvnRtr3TI

jaques lecoque Practitioner Lecoque school of mime http://www.ecole- jacqueslecoq.com/en/school_en-000001.html Physical Theatre Performance style

robert lepage Designer Artist Director Collaborator Ex-Machina

stelarc Performance Artist http://stelarc.org/?catID=20247

vsevolod meyerhold Actor Theatre Director Creator of biomechanics stanislavsky’s apprentice Body movements - a system created for directing theatreAs opposed to Stanislavsky, Meyerhold was usually indifferent to the psychological side of acting, but he was fascinated by its visual side. He made the actors work on body movements, not on character study, and assured them that “buffoonery and clowning are necessary for an actor, and the simplest simplicity should include the elements of the clown”. His performances resembled marionette theater shows.

Robert Wilson Director Designer Dramaturg Visual story teller