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Theatre Education in the Illinois Public Community College System, 1976-77: A Comprehensive Survey (1979)
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(1980)This study was conceived as an exploration into the planning and programming of university performing arts centers. The method of research included general readings relative to architectural programming, evaluations of ...
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(1980)This critical study establishes the playwriting aesthetic of Gertrude Stein as a serious attempt to deal with the twentieth century, and reveals the techniques whereby she realized that aesthetic in her seventy-seven plays.
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(1980)In 1958, thirty-five years after she had launched her independent career, Martha Graham choreographed Clytemnestra, the climax of her unique, revolutionary art. She was then sixty-four years old, well past the usual ...
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(1980)This study explores the use of literature and library resources in creative dramatics. It illustrates how the teacher can use literature and non-print media such as photographs, graphics, paintings, sculpture, music, and ...
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(1980)From 1880 to 1920, a social revolution took place in the United States and England, a revolution more costly in terms of human life and property than the French Revolution that preceded it a century earlier. Slow-moving, ...
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(1981)Sound effects increased in number and sophistication throughout all theatre periods; devices to produce them became more complicated which posed a need for greater control through central operation. This study traces the ...
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