Emerson thesis -- Performing arts
Found in 623 Collections and/or Records:
Naomi Wallace : an analysis of physical and corporeal expression, 2003
National in scope, regional in emphasis, democratic in action,' : the conceptualization of an American public theatre, 2009
The Federal Theatre Project (1935-1939) was the first, and, to date, only, large scale nation-wide public theatre program in the United States. This paper examines the Federal Theatre from an economic, artistic, and educational perspective. -- abstract.
Navigating Teen Girl Identity in the Digital Age Through Applied Theatre, 2024
Neglected aspects of scholarship relating to the death of Christopher Marlowe, 1974
New approaches to enhancing youths' experiences of live theatre, 2006
It is shown that young people do not process live theatre the same way that adults do due to their still-evolving understanding of aesthetics and social norms. The theatre experience asks very different things of its audiences than popular media does and
New beginnings : a self-scripted solo performance piece, 2002
New kid on the block at Charles River Creative Arts Program, 2005
A reflective paper on working as a choreographer and teacher of dance at the Charles River Creative Arts Program. -- abstract.
Night mother : a reflection on directing, 1991
Nightwatch : a transition from actor to director, 1997
Nineveh by Zahra Aisha Belyea., 2015
Play script and reflection piece on the process of penning the play.
No American accents, 2000
No end in sight : a one-act play that explores a lesbian long-term relationship, 2015
In the fall of 2014 I directed No End in Sight by Michelle A. Gabow, a one-act play that explores a lesbian long-term relationship. In this reflection, I deconstruct and analyze the play and examine the contemplative life of theater and the role of the di
No map for the territory : the improvised art of playmaking, 2001
No Teacher Left Behind, 2022
Not if, But How: Critical Race Theory in the High School Classroom, 2022
Not not me in Wonderland, 2005
In this project, I have written a contemporary play version of Carroll's books where a young twenty-something runs into many of the same characters but with a modern twist. -- abstract.
Not Your Average Icebreakers: Incorporating Applied Theatre and Drama-Based Methods in College Orientation Programming, 2024
"Nothing About Us Without Us:" An Examination of the Dramatic Costs of Skewed, Surrogate, and Failed Representations of Autism in Theatre, 2021
Oberammergau's passion play : from piety to profits, 2009
In 1634 the town of Oberammergau, Germany began performing a Passion Play as a vow to God for saving them from the plague. Today the play is performed for over 480,000 people every ten years. Throughout the play's history it has faced adversity from a num