Thursday, November 29, 2007
Wednesday, November 28, 2007
Warnings
"In it's use of signs that move through time and space and which imitate the world beyond performance, seen and unseen, the theatre may well bear a likeness to that sensory mode of divine self-revelation attested in the classic texts of Christian faith. But, at least for the Christian, the theatre will not move beyond likeness to rival, claiming to emulate the Incarnation by summoning spirit or universal will to inhabit it's material signs" Max Harris. Theatre and Incarnation
Artaud on Theatre
The spectator must approach as they might a surgeon
"knowing, of course, that he will not die, but that it is a serious thing and he will not come out of it unscathed...He must be totally convinced that we are capable of making him scream" Antonin Artaud
Could we say the same of a sermon?
"knowing, of course, that he will not die, but that it is a serious thing and he will not come out of it unscathed...He must be totally convinced that we are capable of making him scream" Antonin Artaud
Could we say the same of a sermon?
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