Inside Set Design : Discovering and Developing Design Ideas for Theatre (Hardcover)

Introduction??1?The Creative Process is the Design Process? 2.?The Order of Concern? 3.?Managing Your Process? 4.?Design Decisions: Dealing with Thoughts and Ideas? 5.?Abstraction in Design? 6.?The Flow State? 7.?The Deliverables of Scenic Design? 8.?Thoughts for Young Designers ? Becoming an Artist/Designer? 9.?Pulling It All Together

Inside Set Design : Discovering and Developing Design Ideas for Theatre (Paperback)

Introduction??1?The Creative Process is the Design Process? 2.?The Order of Concern? 3.?Managing Your Process? 4.?Design Decisions: Dealing with Thoughts and Ideas? 5.?Abstraction in Design? 6.?The Flow State? 7.?The Deliverables of Scenic Design? 8.?Thoughts for Young Designers ? Becoming an Artist/Designer? 9.?Pulling It All Together

Digital Tools for Research and Teaching in Performing Arts and Media (Hardcover)

Introduction to Costume Technology (Hardcover, 1)

1. Health and Safety in the Costume Shop? 2. Fabric Basics? 3. Units of Measurement? 4. Hand Sewing Techniques? 5. The Sewing Machine? Interview 1. Early Career Professional: Kassandra Rodriguez, Milwaukee Rep (Interview by Carol Stavish, edited by Jennifer Saxton-Rodriguez)? 6. Project One: A Simple Drawstring Bag? 7. Basic Machine Sewing Techniques? Interview 2. Costume Professional on Tour: Anastasia Holliday Install Wardrobe Lead and Tailor, Celebrity Cruises (Interview by Carol Stavish, edited by Jennifer Saxton-Rodriguez)? 8. Project Two: The Sample Book? Interview 3. Costume Shop Manager: Laura J Parker of North Carolina State University (Interview by Carol Stavish, edited by Jennifer Saxton-Rodriguez)? 9. Project Three: Sustainability and A Low-Waste Shop Apron? Interview 4. Sustainability Expert Molly Braverman, Director of the Broadway Green Alliance (Interview by Carol Stavish, edited by Jennifer Saxton-Rodriguez)? 10. The Geography of Clothing? Interview 5. Costume Designer Tracy Christensen, New York City (Interview by Carol Stavish, edited by Jennifer Saxton-Rodriguez)? 11. The Full Measurement Sheet? 12. Project Four: Building a Sloper? 13. Introduction to Flat Pattern Modification? Interview 6. Cutter/Draper Randall Exton, The Shakespeare Theater Company (Interview by Carol Stavish, edited by Jennifer Saxton-Rodriguez)? 14. Draping Basics? Interview 7. Instructor and Film/Television Costume Designer Chantal Filson of Costume On (Interview by Carol Stavish, edited by Jennifer Saxton-Rodriguez)? 15. The Final Project: Modifying a Pattern and Making a Mockup? 16. Reading a Script from a Costume Technician’s Perspective? Interview 8. Dresser Beth du Bon, New York City (Interview by Carol Stavish, edited by Jennifer Saxton-Rodriguez)? 17. The People You Meet in a Costume Shop Interview? 9. On-Set Costumer Laci Roberts, Dallas Texas (Interview by Carol Stavish, edited by Jennifer Saxton-Rodriguez)? 18. Research for Costume Technicians Interview? 10....


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Eighteenth Century Women's Dress : Techniques and Patterns (Hardcover)

1. Stays, 1700-1725? 2. Blue Robe Volante, 1715-1735? 3. Grey Robe Volante, 1715-1735? 4. Jacket, 1720-1740? 5. Blue Wool Stays, 1735-1775? 6. Yellow Wool and Silk Stays, 1735-1775? 7. Gown, ca. 1750? 8. Gown,? ca. 1750, remodeled ca. 1780? 9. Gown, 1745-1755? 10. Sacque and petticoat, 1755-1775? 11. Sacque and Petticoat, 1770-1775? 12. Quilted Petticoat, 1740-1770? 13. Gown and Petticoat, 1775-1785? 14. Gown,1780-1785? 15. Gown, silk ca. 1735, made or altered ca. 1780? 16. Gown and Petticoat, 1780-1787? 17. Gown, 1780-1787? 18. Robe a la Polonaise, silk ca. 1735, made ca. 1778? 19. Robe a la Harpie and Petticoat, ca. 1787? 20. Gown, 1787-1793? 21. Caraco, 1785-1790? 22. Fitted Chemise Gown, ca. 1790? 23. Chemise Gown with Full Sleeves, 1795-1805? 24. Chemise Gown with Fitted Sleeves, 1795-1805? 25. Maternity Gown, 1770-1810? 26. Stays, 1795-1805? 27. Habit Shirt or Fichu-Chemise, 1780-1800

Eighteenth Century Women's Dress : Techniques and Patterns (Paperback)

1. Stays, 1700-1725? 2. Blue Robe Volante, 1715-1735? 3. Grey Robe Volante, 1715-1735? 4. Jacket, 1720-1740? 5. Blue Wool Stays, 1735-1775? 6. Yellow Wool and Silk Stays, 1735-1775? 7. Gown, ca. 1750? 8. Gown,? ca. 1750, remodeled ca. 1780? 9. Gown, 1745-1755? 10. Sacque and petticoat, 1755-1775? 11. Sacque and Petticoat, 1770-1775? 12. Quilted Petticoat, 1740-1770? 13. Gown and Petticoat, 1775-1785? 14. Gown,1780-1785? 15. Gown, silk ca. 1735, made or altered ca. 1780? 16. Gown and Petticoat, 1780-1787? 17. Gown, 1780-1787? 18. Robe a la Polonaise, silk ca. 1735, made ca. 1778? 19. Robe a la Harpie and Petticoat, ca. 1787? 20. Gown, 1787-1793? 21. Caraco, 1785-1790? 22. Fitted Chemise Gown, ca. 1790? 23. Chemise Gown with Full Sleeves, 1795-1805? 24. Chemise Gown with Fitted Sleeves, 1795-1805? 25. Maternity Gown, 1770-1810? 26. Stays, 1795-1805? 27. Habit Shirt or Fichu-Chemise, 1780-1800

Introduction to Costume Technology (Paperback, 1)

1. Health and Safety in the Costume Shop? 2. Fabric Basics? 3. Units of Measurement? 4. Hand Sewing Techniques? 5. The Sewing Machine? Interview 1. Early Career Professional: Kassandra Rodriguez, Milwaukee Rep (Interview by Carol Stavish, edited by Jennifer Saxton-Rodriguez)? 6. Project One: A Simple Drawstring Bag? 7. Basic Machine Sewing Techniques? Interview 2. Costume Professional on Tour: Anastasia Holliday Install Wardrobe Lead and Tailor, Celebrity Cruises (Interview by Carol Stavish, edited by Jennifer Saxton-Rodriguez)? 8. Project Two: The Sample Book? Interview 3. Costume Shop Manager: Laura J Parker of North Carolina State University (Interview by Carol Stavish, edited by Jennifer Saxton-Rodriguez)? 9. Project Three: Sustainability and A Low-Waste Shop Apron? Interview 4. Sustainability Expert Molly Braverman, Director of the Broadway Green Alliance (Interview by Carol Stavish, edited by Jennifer Saxton-Rodriguez)? 10. The Geography of Clothing? Interview 5. Costume Designer Tracy Christensen, New York City (Interview by Carol Stavish, edited by Jennifer Saxton-Rodriguez)? 11. The Full Measurement Sheet? 12. Project Four: Building a Sloper? 13. Introduction to Flat Pattern Modification? Interview 6. Cutter/Draper Randall Exton, The Shakespeare Theater Company (Interview by Carol Stavish, edited by Jennifer Saxton-Rodriguez)? 14. Draping Basics? Interview 7. Instructor and Film/Television Costume Designer Chantal Filson of Costume On (Interview by Carol Stavish, edited by Jennifer Saxton-Rodriguez)? 15. The Final Project: Modifying a Pattern and Making a Mockup? 16. Reading a Script from a Costume Technician’s Perspective? Interview 8. Dresser Beth du Bon, New York City (Interview by Carol Stavish, edited by Jennifer Saxton-Rodriguez)? 17. The People You Meet in a Costume Shop Interview? 9. On-Set Costumer Laci Roberts, Dallas Texas (Interview by Carol Stavish, edited by Jennifer Saxton-Rodriguez)? 18. Research for Costume Technicians Interview? 10....


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Dramaturgy at Work : Threading Through Experimental Dance, Performance and Theater (Hardcover)

Introduction 1.?We work with the material that resists us 2.? “What do you do when you get in the studio?” On searching, having, and letting go of methods… 3.? “Ideas are one thing, what happens is another” On dramaturgical operations 4.? Dramatizing Relations and Positions: ‘We’s, ‘I’s, and ‘You’s at Work, Inside Out Conclusion: Empty Hands: For a Poetics of the Ongoing List of performances

Dramaturgy at Work : Threading Through Experimental Dance, Performance and Theater (Paperback)

Introduction 1.?We work with the material that resists us 2.? “What do you do when you get in the studio?” On searching, having, and letting go of methods… 3.? “Ideas are one thing, what happens is another” On dramaturgical operations 4.? Dramatizing Relations and Positions: ‘We’s, ‘I’s, and ‘You’s at Work, Inside Out Conclusion: Empty Hands: For a Poetics of the Ongoing List of performances

Restoration Theatre Production (Paperback, 1)

Introduction. 1. The Restoration: Poems 1659?1667 2. Admiration and Truth: Drama and Criticism 1660?1679 3. Fancy and Delight: Comedy and Criticism 1663?1672 4. Judgement and Instruction: Poems, Comedy and Satire 1673?1679 5. The Exclusion Crisis: Poems, Plays and Satires 1679?1681 6. The Tory Triumph: Poems 1682?1686 7. A Catholic Reign: Poems 1685?1688 8. A Protestant Revolution: Poems and Plays After 1688 9. Reactions to History: Translations and Criticism 1681?1698 10. Nature, Love and War: The Fables and The Secular Mask

Skinning the Virtual in Contemporary Performance: Identity Boundaries in the Metaverse (Hardcover)

A Practical Guide for First Time Theatre Directors (Paperback, 1)

CHAPTER ONE: WHAT IS DIRECTING? CHAPTER TWO: SCRIPT ANALYSIS CHAPTER THREE: BLOCKING CHAPTER FOUR: LEADERSHIP CHAPTER FIVE: COMMUNICATION

Facilitation Practices in Stage Management : Interpersonal Skills and Building Relationships in the Production Process (Hardcover)

1. What is a Stage Manager, Anyway?? A Case for Artistic Facilitation? 2. The Oxygen Mask: To Effectively Work with Others, We Must Know Ourselves? 3. Setting the Table: How to Get Everyone in the Room? 4. What Do We Call That? What Language Matters and What Language Doesn’t? 5. I Hear You: Navigating Conflict and Challenging Conversations? 6. I’m Sorry: Creating a Culture of Accountability and Giving Effective Feedback? 7. Re-hear(s)ing: Practices for When We Are in the Thick of Production? 8. Grazie and Bravi: Cultivating Gratitude and Celebration in the Production

Facilitation Practices in Stage Management : Interpersonal Skills and Building Relationships in the Production Process (Paperback)

1. What is a Stage Manager, Anyway?? A Case for Artistic Facilitation? 2. The Oxygen Mask: To Effectively Work with Others, We Must Know Ourselves? 3. Setting the Table: How to Get Everyone in the Room? 4. What Do We Call That? What Language Matters and What Language Doesn’t? 5. I Hear You: Navigating Conflict and Challenging Conversations? 6. I’m Sorry: Creating a Culture of Accountability and Giving Effective Feedback? 7. Re-hear(s)ing: Practices for When We Are in the Thick of Production? 8. Grazie and Bravi: Cultivating Gratitude and Celebration in the Production

Create Meaning with Sound : Sound Design Theory for Live Theatre (Hardcover)

Part 1: Sound Design Theory??1. A Common Language? 2. Foundational Concepts in Sound Design Theory? 3. Intentions and Choices? 4. From Sound to Meaning? 5. Sound And Noise? 6. The Sound Designer’s Toolbox? 7. The Sound Designer’s Technique? 8. The Sound Designer’s Process? Part 2: A Brief History of Sound Design (and lessons we can learn from history)? 9. Early and Late Classical Period. The Greeks and the Romans? 10. The Middle Ages? 11. The Renaissance ? Transitioning to the Modern Theatre? 12. The Italian Renaissance ? The Birth of Opera? 13. The Rise of American Theatre

Create Meaning with Sound : Sound Design Theory for Live Theatre (Paperback)

Part 1: Sound Design Theory??1. A Common Language? 2. Foundational Concepts in Sound Design Theory? 3. Intentions and Choices? 4. From Sound to Meaning? 5. Sound And Noise? 6. The Sound Designer’s Toolbox? 7. The Sound Designer’s Technique? 8. The Sound Designer’s Process? Part 2: A Brief History of Sound Design (and lessons we can learn from history)? 9. Early and Late Classical Period. The Greeks and the Romans? 10. The Middle Ages? 11. The Renaissance ? Transitioning to the Modern Theatre? 12. The Italian Renaissance ? The Birth of Opera? 13. The Rise of American Theatre

Sound and Sense in Contemporary Theatre: Mad Auralities (Paperback)

The Handbook for Historical Pattern Cutting : Women’s Dress from 1550 to 1950 (Hardcover)

1. 1550? 2. 1660? 3. 1690? 4. 1750? 5. 1790? 6. 1800? 7. 1840? 8. 1860? 9. 1880? 10. 1890? 11. 1900? 12. 1910? 13. 1920? 14. 1930? 15. 1940? 16. 1950? 17. Techniques? 18. Additional Pattern Adjustments

The Handbook for Historical Pattern Cutting : Women’s Dress from 1550 to 1950 (Paperback)

1. 1550? 2. 1660? 3. 1690? 4. 1750? 5. 1790? 6. 1800? 7. 1840? 8. 1860? 9. 1880? 10. 1890? 11. 1900? 12. 1910? 13. 1920? 14. 1930? 15. 1940? 16. 1950? 17. Techniques? 18. Additional Pattern Adjustments

An Introduction to Digital Tools for Theatre Designers (Paperback)

Stage Makeup (Paperback, 12 ed)

1. Facial Anatomy? 2. Color Theory? 3. The Studio Classroom?and Backstage Practices? 4. Relating Makeup to the Character? 5. Designing the Makeup? 6. Applying the Makeup? 7. Corrective Makeup? 8. Modeling with Highlights and Shadows? 9. Allied Fields: Makeup for Film, Television, and Runway? 10. Special Effects Makeup? 11. Prosthetic Makeup? 12. Beards and Mustaches? 13. Wigs? 14. Cross-Gender Makeup? 15. Non-realistic Makeup??