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Theatre in cyberspace : issues of teaching, acting and directing / edited by Stephen A. Schrum.

Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextSeries: Artists and issues in the theatre ; v. 10.Publisher: New York : P. Lang, [1999]Copyright date: ©1999Description: ix, 294 pages : illustrations ; 23 cmContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 0820441406
  • 9780820441405
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 792.07 21
LOC classification:
  • PN2075 .T54 1999
Contents:
List of Illustrations -- Introduction -- Sect. 1. Why Computers and Theatre? -- Terror at the Terminal: How Some Artists View Computers -- Definitions and Directions of the Theatre -- Collaborating in Cyberspace -- The New Hyperdrama: How Hypertext Scripts Are Changing the Parameters of Dramatic Storytelling -- Sect. 2. Computers & Teaching -- Begin With a Single Step: Adding Technology to a Course -- Theatre at the Center of the Core (Technology as a Lever in Theatre Pedagogy) -- Not So Distant Learning: Using Interactive Technology to Enhance the Traditional, Discussion Based Course -- Sect. 3. Computers & Performance -- ATHEMOO and the Future Present: Shaping Cyberspace into a Theatre Working Place -- MOO Theatre: More Than Just Words? -- Staging a Play in the MOO Theater -- The MetaMOOphosis: A Visit to the Kafka House - A report on the permanent installation of an interactive theatre work based on Franz Kafka's Metamorphosis -- Acting in Cyberspace: The Player in the World of Digital Technology -- Presence in Front of the Fourth Wall in Cyberspace -- Artaud Unleashed: Cyberspace Meets the Theatre of Cruelty -- The Nature of Spectatorial Distance in VR Theatre -- i.e. VR: Experiments in New Media and Performance -- Beckett's Cyborgs: Technology and the Beckettian Text -- The Contributors.
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List of Illustrations -- Introduction -- Sect. 1. Why Computers and Theatre? -- Terror at the Terminal: How Some Artists View Computers -- Definitions and Directions of the Theatre -- Collaborating in Cyberspace -- The New Hyperdrama: How Hypertext Scripts Are Changing the Parameters of Dramatic Storytelling -- Sect. 2. Computers & Teaching -- Begin With a Single Step: Adding Technology to a Course -- Theatre at the Center of the Core (Technology as a Lever in Theatre Pedagogy) -- Not So Distant Learning: Using Interactive Technology to Enhance the Traditional, Discussion Based Course -- Sect. 3. Computers & Performance -- ATHEMOO and the Future Present: Shaping Cyberspace into a Theatre Working Place -- MOO Theatre: More Than Just Words? -- Staging a Play in the MOO Theater -- The MetaMOOphosis: A Visit to the Kafka House - A report on the permanent installation of an interactive theatre work based on Franz Kafka's Metamorphosis -- Acting in Cyberspace: The Player in the World of Digital Technology -- Presence in Front of the Fourth Wall in Cyberspace -- Artaud Unleashed: Cyberspace Meets the Theatre of Cruelty -- The Nature of Spectatorial Distance in VR Theatre -- i.e. VR: Experiments in New Media and Performance -- Beckett's Cyborgs: Technology and the Beckettian Text -- The Contributors.

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