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Jacques Copeau (French: [kɔpo]; 4
February 1879 – 20
October 1949) was a
French theatre director, producer, actor, and dramatist.
Before he
founded the...
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which the
artist is a
character in a film or skit
without sound.
Jacques Copeau,
strongly influenced by
Commedia dell'arte and ****anese Noh theatre, used...
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Christophe Colomb shows an
unmistakable influence of the Noh.
Jacques Copeau – In 1923,
Copeau worked on a Noh play, Kantan,
along with
Suzanne Bing at Théâtre...
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practiced in the
twentieth century by
Dario Fo,
Vsevolod Meyerhold, and
Jacques Copeau Farce, from
Georges Feydeau to Joe
Orton and Alan
Ayckbourn Jester Laughing...
- years, has its
roots in the work
Jacques Copeau did at the
Ecole de Vieux-Colombier in
Paris in the 1920s.
Copeau looked to
remedy the 'ills of the theater'...
- 20th
century include Konstantin Stanislavski,
Vsevolod Meyerhold,
Jacques Copeau,
Edward Gordon Craig,
Bertolt Brecht,
Antonin Artaud, Joan Littlewood, Peter...
- It was
founded in 1913 by the
theatre producer and
playwright Jacques Copeau.
Today it is one of the
three theatres in
Paris used by the Comédie-Française...
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November 1967) was a
French actress. She was a
founding member of
Jacques Copeau's Théâtre du Vieux-Colombier in
Paris during the
first season 1913-14. Later...
- theatre".
Copeau, in his
attempts to "Naturalise" actors,
decided to use
masks to
liberate them from
their "excessive awkwardness". In turn,
Copeau's work...
- know in
modern times,
including the
silent figure in whiteface.
Jacques Copeau,
strongly influenced by
Commedia dell'arte and ****anese Noh theatre, used...
