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Theatrical adventures in the South of France.
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- New York - Paris - Avignon
- Sunny Afternoon in Avignon
- The Avignon Bridge and other stuff...
- Vive la diversité
- My room
- Maison Jean Vilar
- Festival D'Avignon
- Musings on Antonin Artaud
- Extrait A: Artaud et le peyotl
- Extrait B: Artaud et le peyotl
- NEH DISCLAIMER
- Obsessed with Theater Posters
- OMG An Entire Library Dedicated to Theater!
- Retour aux Sources (1)
- Retour aux Sources (2)
- Retour aux Sources (3)
- July 4th Potluck
- Floor mates
- Our Bathroom
- Le Parfum du chat qui pisse
- Les Paravents (Screens): What's in a Name?
- Les Paravents (Screens): Une Cagoule
- Jean Genet: "Shocking but never vulgar"
- Les Paravents (Screens): UP
- Artaud...
- Un Fou noir au pays des blancs: UP
- 01h00
- En Attendant Godot: UP
- Prends tes canards!!!!
- Avignon Walking Tour Pictures
- Paroles d'Etoiles: UP
- Baraï Chom Ast-Fragments de femmes: DOWN
- Kate's Blog in China
- Bon Anniversaire Ray!
- Reflection on Race & Power in Jean Genet’s Les Nègres
- Huis Clos: Up
- The Lady in Purple
- Maryse Condé
- Interesting Faces In The Vilar Courtyard
- Insideout: Sublime
- Waiting For Godot, Waiting for Oreste...
- La Compagnie des Femmes frenetiques
- Teruel: Magnifique
- Cool Soul in Paris
- Bambi...Elle est noire mais elle est belle: Powerful
- Mes amis francophones en France: retrouve BAMBI a ...
- Oedipe a la ferme: Funny
- Sartre and the Flies
- Pas de Quartier: Sensational!
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1 comment:
Okay. I just caught up on your FABULOUS blog, and i'm posting on "Our Bathroom" because it's the latest, but I'm thinking about Artaud. Maybe it's the tub and Marat Sade connection. Perhaps eliciting a visceral response from the audience with his "Theatre of Cruelty" provided them with a cathartic effect, but I think it's possible that theatre had become awfully "pretty" by this time, and most audiences only wanted to be entertained. Did Artaud shock to "heal" or to "wake up" his audiences? Did electro-shock therapy "heal" him? Just musing. Keep up the posts. I'll check more often. I'm learning a lot.
Kate
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