Articles related to "Theatre History"

Not many studies of Canadian theatre history have been written - yet. Here's an overview of some of the best.

Shadow plays depict fantastic stories of folklore and mythology, but their stories of origin are equally fascinating as they are vastly differing.

Now modern sound effects can easily be found on CD or on the web, but sometimes a more old-fashioned manual approach can be more effective and more fun.

This historic London theatre offers more than just performances. Tours, exhibits, workshops and free concerts will keep the whole family entertained.

Located on the south bank of the River Thames, not far from Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, Vinopolis offers history and insight into the world of viticulture.

Michael Healey's award-winning new Canadian classic The Drawer Boy, set in rural Ontario, Canada, continues to enthrall audiences around the world.

FuturePlan, the V&A's redevelopment project, has progressed a step further. The new Theatre and Performance Galleries redisplay 350 years of British theatre history.

Deborah Kerr, nicknamed "The English Rose" died in October 2007. She leaves a magnificent contribution to English, European and American film and theatre history.

A look at some of the key elements to consider when writing a dramatic monologue, whether as part of a longer script, or as a short, standalone piece.

Greek comedy evolved from riotous wine festival celebrations, through wartimes and periods when strict censorship laws were enforced.

The return of England's Charles II from exile in Europe, and his Coronation in 1661, meant that theatrical performances could resume.

When The Danish Play by Sonja Mills premiered at Toronto's Nightwood Theatre, it wowed audiences and critics becoming one of the most powerful plays in years.

Linda Griffiths on a poet and a politician, playwrights she "likes", National Theatre School salad days and the creation of Fabulist Theatre - no bio plays here!

Actor Michael Therriault knew William Hutt as both an actor, in The Tempest and a director in one man show Oscar Remembered. Hutt loved Oscar Wilde.