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How to Write About Theatre: What I've learnt from my rock'n'roll criticism tour

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How to Write About Theatre. A manual for critics, students and bloggers – out now. Thursday, 24 March 2016. What I've learnt from my rock'n'roll criticism tour. SINCE How to Write About Theatre. Came out last summer, I've given around 20 talks, workshops and roundtable discussions everywhere from Edinburgh to Truro, from Manchester to Canterbury, from Colwyn Bay to London. Largely for my own amusement, I've been calling it my rock'n'roll theatre criticism tour. So what have I found on my travels? Likewis...

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How to Write About Theatre: December 2015

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How to Write About Theatre. A manual for critics, students and bloggers – out now. Thursday, 10 December 2015. Is criticism worth valuing? WHAT distinguishes a professional theatre critic from an amateur? It’s not an easy question to answer. Mark Shenton, critic on the Stage, had a stab at it earlier this week when he blogged about the online chatter that precedes productions when they move from town to town. In a post entitled Rising above the noise of internet commentary. This strikes me as a contentio...

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How to Write About Theatre: June 2015

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How to Write About Theatre. A manual for critics, students and bloggers – out now. Saturday, 6 June 2015. Independent theatre criticism or payola? WE'RE CREATURES of habit. When we hear of something being done differently, our knee-jerk reaction is to condemn it. It's certainly hard not to respond that way to a scheme by Los Angeles website Bitter Lemons. The website put it. Simply put, if a producer or a theater company wants their show reviewed, they can get it reviewed, guaranteed, but it will cost th...

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How to Write About Theatre: Fictional theatre critics: captured!

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How to Write About Theatre. A manual for critics, students and bloggers – out now. Thursday, 17 November 2016. Fictional theatre critics: captured! THEATRE Criticism: Changing Landscapes. Is an excellent anthology of essays put together by Duska Radosavljevic. It includes lots of illuminating commentaries from around the world on subjects ranging from the unreliability of criticism in the old Soviet Union to the newly emerging history of internet criticism. The purple-headed amphibian is a crude caricatu...

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How to Write About Theatre: December 2016

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How to Write About Theatre. A manual for critics, students and bloggers – out now. Tuesday, 13 December 2016. How to Write About Theatre in Small Community. IN DECEMBER 2016, I was invited by Dr James Corby of the University of Malta (working with the Arts Council Malta) to run a mini-course on arts criticism and join a panel discussion with artists and writers at St James Cavallier. Here are some thoughts I had on the pros and cons of working in a small arts community. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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The Edinburgh Fringe Survival Guide: about author Mark Fisher

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The city and its festivals. The show must go on. Mark Fisher is a participant in the Amazon EU Associates Programme, an affiliate advertising programme designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.co.uk. Mark@theatreSCOTLAND.com. CLICK HERE TO ORDER YOUR COPY. Every single page of this book. Is enhanced by Mark Fisher’s lifelong. Enthusiasm for, and commitment to,. The Edinburgh Festival Fringe. The greatest arts festival in the world. Magazine and a...

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How to Write About Theatre: January 2015

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How to Write About Theatre. A manual for critics, students and bloggers – out now. Sunday, 25 January 2015. Good looking actors and voyeuristic critics. IS IT legitimate for a theatre critic to write about an actor's body? That was the provocation laid down by freelance casting director Annelie Powell. On Twitter this weekend. 1of2) Hello critics. When you review, why is it ever ness to comment on actors physical appearance. @matttrueman. 8212; Annelie Powell (@AnneliePowell) January 23, 2015. The answer...

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How to Write About Theatre: March 2016

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How to Write About Theatre. A manual for critics, students and bloggers – out now. Thursday, 24 March 2016. What I've learnt from my rock'n'roll criticism tour. SINCE How to Write About Theatre. Came out last summer, I've given around 20 talks, workshops and roundtable discussions everywhere from Edinburgh to Truro, from Manchester to Canterbury, from Colwyn Bay to London. Largely for my own amusement, I've been calling it my rock'n'roll theatre criticism tour. So what have I found on my travels? Likewis...

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How to Write About Theatre: March 2015

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How to Write About Theatre. A manual for critics, students and bloggers – out now. Thursday, 12 March 2015. In praise of bias. THIS TIME last month, Marathon, a dance piece choreographed by Aharona Israel. Showed up in Toronto. It was presented as part of a season called Spotlight on Israeli Culture and, as the programme blurb went, was about three people "revealing the wounds of contemporary Israeli society". Writing for the Globe and Mail. Piece outlining the editorial process from the point when the r...