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Taft-Kaufman, Jill – 1981
The extensive use of improvisational techniques in rehearsals for chamber theatre productions develops for the performer a strong engagement with the text. The director can channel the movement and gestures that emerge from these techniques into the production itself, with results that more effectively convey the literature than traditional…
Descriptors: Acting, Creative Activities, Dramatics, Higher Education
Buss, Janet L. – 1974
A close reading of "Improvisations for the Theater" and "I and Thou" will show that there is a common ground linking the games theory of Viola Spolin and the philosophy and religious teachings of Martin Buber. Relation, to Buber, is the direct and immediate response where two people share mutually with one another. It is this…
Descriptors: Acting, Creative Activities, Game Theory, Group Dynamics