A performance composed and directed by Eugenio Barba. National Theatre of Budapest, 20 May 2023 Anastasis depicts Life’s different phases and realities from birth to death and again
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Join us for a talk with Barba and Varley about their current projects. The 2022 Living Archive Floating Islands project, conceived by Eugenio Barba, which will be installed
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PRE-EXPRESSIVITY – COMPOSITION – MONTAGE The ISTA session will take place in Pécsvárad and Budapest (Hungary), 7-21 May 2023 The live-streaming will record all the work with Eugenio Barba
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Text written by Gregorio Amicuzi, tranlasted from Spanish to English by Pedro Rothstein. 12-22 October 2021 We are in Favignana, a small island of the Aegadian
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For more information, inquiries and admission, please visit the following webpage (link). Contemporary Acting Techniques in Eurasian Theatre, Performance and Audiovisual Arts: Intercultural and Intermedia Perspective
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Free online event, broadcast on Youtube on the channel Terceiro Teatro 2021 More information on Instagram @Terceiro_Teatro2021 and on Facebook Terceiro Teatro 2021 Coordination: Ricardo Gomes
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In 2020 Omma Studio Theatre established the Centre for Theatre Anthropology that aims to study the behaviour of the human being in a organised situation of
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A Arte Secreta do Ator is a high-quality professional residence with Eugenio Barba and Julia Varley on theatre anthropology. Lasting four days, it has been organised every year since 2008 by Cia. YinsPiração Poéticas Contemporâneas in Brasília (Brazil) for only sixteen active actors and ten observers, directors and scholars from Brazil and the rest of the world.
The new journal is an open-access platform for research on Theatre Anthropology. It focuses on two main fields of investigation: the rediscovery of the fundamental aspects and the main theoretical issues in this field; the enhancing of new research into the pivotal study of the “performer’s pre-expressive scenic behaviour”, according to Eugenio Barba’s definition.
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