Les robots remplacent les acteurs sur les planches (1)
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Des Scientifiques Japonais viennent de passer une nouvelle étape en faisant jouer des robots comme des acteurs à part entière dans une pièce de théâtre. Les deux robots stars: Takeo et Momoko jouent dans Hataraku Watashi (’Moi travailler’) aux côtés de deux acteurs humains. L’histoire met en scène les deux robots qui partagent l’appartement avec un couple d’humains. Les spectateurs se prennent d’affection pour les deux humanoïdes. Les producteurs, Osaka University’s Department of Adaptive Machine ...
Karen Fricker: Blogging and theatre criticism: the debate continues (1)
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théâtre: p'tites formes et temps précieux (1)
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Photo Pierrick BourgaultJ'aime bien les petites formes au spectacle, c'est un des bonheurs du festival d'avignon ou d'autres. Une heure, un "lieu", des artistes, et on en ressort content ou déçu. J'ai donc pris une heure de mon temps précieux _ que pour moi (You just kinda wasted my precious time/But don’t think twice, it’s all right)pour aller au théâtre du Marais voir Grisélidis, la catin
San Francisco’s Castro Theatre Begins MILK Run Today (1)
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Check the sked - can you see Sean Penn’s face filling up the entire calendar? It’s ALL MILK, ALL THE TIME starting this very moment at the Castro Theatre. Harvey Milk’s story is the talk of the nation today. The film is highly thought of, with a very high 92% positive score on the Rotten Tomatoes Tomatomater. If you go, you can see all your friends as extras. And the theater itself was practically a ...
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The New Year's Day Parade (1)
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Join in the magnificent annual New Year's Day Parade from Westminster, through Trafalgar Square, to Green Park and be one among the crowd to welcome 2009 on Thursday January 1st.There will be bands, marching, dancing, dress-up, music and general carnival type celebration, with grand stands and commentary, from all over the world calling in the New Year. 2009 is its 23rd year of existence and the successful parade has previously seen a marching elephant and ...
Robert Lepage To Create New Show With Guillem, Maliphant (1)
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"World-renowned theatre maker Robert Lepage is to join forces with dancer Sylvie Guillem and choreographer Russell Maliphant to create a new show called Eonnagata, which will be staged as part of Sadler's Wells spring 2009 season. The story recounts the life of Charles de Beaumont, a member of French King Louis XV's spy network, the King's Secret, whose true gender was a constant source of speculation right up to his death." The Stage (UK) 11/13/08
Theatre of the New Ear (2)
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Theatre of the New Ear. Two radio plays: one by Charlie Kaufman, the other by the Coen Brothers, recorded live and starring Steve Buscemi, John Goodman, Philip Seymour Hoffman and Meryl Streep. The Coen Brothers' Sawbones can be downloaded from the site linked above, or streamed along with Kaufman's Hope Leaves the Theatre here. Via Subtraction.
Lyn Gardner: Speaking Shakespeare in tongues (1)
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Are Shakespeare's plays more than their poetry? They must be – otherwise we would read them, not act them. If, for British audiences, it is the poetry that is paramount, then no one would ever go to see a foreign-language Shakespeare production. Yet we do in our thousands.Shakespeare wasn't just a poet; he was also a brilliant and demanding playwright. Some of the best Shakespeare productions I've seen were in Romanian, Russian and Spanish – ...
West End Girl: Sunset Boulevard is ready for another close-up (1)
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Couric Pushes Lieberman to Atone for Attacking Obama (1)
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With “Any Regrets?” as the on-screen heading, Katie Couric pressed “independent Democratic” Senator Joe Lieberman of Connecticut to atone for campaigning with unsuccessful Republican presidential candidate John McCain and criticizing eventual winner Barack Obama. Couric's first question in the interview excerpt aired on Wednesday's CBS Evening News: “Do you feel as if you owe President-elect Obama one?” Couric next pushed Lieberman to take back an attack: “You said, on whether Senator Obama is a Marxist, ...
Michael Billington on what TS Eliot's complex plays did for the theatre (2)
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Is there a dramatist currently less fashionable than TS Eliot? The verse-drama revival he so ardently championed bit the dust. His high Anglicanism is now a minority taste. Even the drawing-room settings he used as a spiritual battleground seem redolent of a lost world. The ultimate irony is that Eliot achieved the theatrical breakthrough he sought only with Cats: a musical that, at the last count, had been seen by over 50 million people worldwide; ...
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Michael Billington defends political theatre (1)
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Whatever you think about David Hare, he certainly stirs it up. His new play, Gethsemane, may have opened to mixed reviews but it has got people talking and columnists pontificating. In the Daily Telegraph, Charlie Spencer's hostile overnight notice has now been followed up by a think-piece from Dominic Cavendish that makes three key points: that Gethsemane, in dealing with Labour funding, is already out-of-date. That political theatre has lately been "ineffectual as a podium ...
Lyn Gardner: Theatre is a question of responsibility (1)
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A few weeks back, I saw a new play. I thought the play itself was pretty good but it had been badly served by the director, who was more interested in making pretty pictures and creating atmosphere than telling the story. I then saw the debut play of a young writer; it was clearly full of promise but its flaws seemed to have been magnified rather than diminished by the production.Then, of course, there is ...
All My Sons: a play for Barack Obama's America? (1)
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Kevin Sessums recently reviewed All My Sons, Speed-The-Plow and A Man for All Seasons for Towleroad. You can also catch up with Kevin online at his own blog at MississippiSissy.com. One of the great joys of attending off-Broadway productions is that one gets to discover amazing new actors and actresses and to rediscover others. Sometimes the plays even astound. But usually it’s the performances that remain longer in the memory than the plays, which, more ...Shared by MrGuff (14)Contribute comment互联网新闻-新浪科技 (2) permalink
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