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Simultanscene

Simultanscene Simultanscene er et begreb, som betegner, at flere steder er repræsenteret simultant i scenografien, hvor den sceniske handling kan udspille sig enten samtidigt eller flytte sig fra sted til sted. Simultanscenen forbindes især med middelalderteatret, som bygger på simultanformen og repræsentationen af flere loci (lokaliteter), fx de bibelske lokationer som paradiset og helvedesgabet. Fra […]

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Forfatter Ulla Kallenbach

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Jeffreys, Stephen (2019). “Disrupted/Simultaneous Time and Space”. I: Playwriting: Structure, Character, How and What to Write. London: Nick Hern Books, s. 61-71

Postlewait, Thomas (1988). “Simultaneity in Modern Stage Design and Drama”. Journal of Dramatic Theory and Criticism, 3 (1), s. 5-30

Southern, Richard (1952) Changeable Scenery: Its Origin and Development in the British Theatre. London: Faber & Faber

Winn, Peter (1981). “Multiple Settings on the Early Nineteenth-Century London Stage.” Theatre Notebook, 35, s. 17-24

Reference

Gethner, Perry (1984). “The Role of Décor in French Classical Comedy”. Theatre Journal, 36 (3), s. 383-399

Kallenbach, Ulla (2018). The Theatre of Imagining: A Cultural History of Imagination in the Mind and on the Stage. London: Palgrave Macmillan

Postlewait, Thomas (1988) “Simultaneity in Modern Stage Design and Drama”. Journal of Dramatic Theory and Criticism, 3 (1), s. 5-30

Weimann, Robert (1987). Shakespeare and the Popular Tradition in the Theater: Studies in the Social Dimension of Dramatic Form and Function. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press

Willett, John (1978). The Theatre of Erwin Piscator: Half a Century of Politics in the Theatre. London: Eyre Methuen