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Seasonal Theatre
May 2nd, 2008
Robert Butler at Ashdenizen, another excellent blog devoted to ecologically sustainable theatre (see also Mike Lawler’s edoTheatre) has an interesting post entitled “A Little Seasoning,” in which he suggests different performance venues according to the season. Give it a read!
Original post by Scott Walters
May 2nd, 2008 at 2:04 pm
A step toward the seasonal elements may be a step toward the sacred. To make theatre a community event by offering a story in the public square or an ampitheatre in a local park, would be to set a stage that naturally offered the audience a connection to the elements. In a way, it takes us back to the Greek, Roman, or Medieval period of theatre, where theatre was more attuned to the cycle of nature, to the church calendar, and/or to a sense of what telling a story truly means…