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Mullin, Donald C. – Educational Theatre Journal, 1975
Descriptors: Acting, Body Language, Dramatics, Higher Education
Norris, Lynne – 1978
Reference materials that deal with various aspects of theater movement are grouped in this partially annotated bibliography under the following headings: anatomy, kinesiology, and physiology; combat and martial arts; integrated approaches to movement; mime; miscellaneous acting and movement approaches; movement notations systems; movement…
Descriptors: Acting, Anatomy, Annotated Bibliographies, Body Language
Feldshuh, David Mark – 1975
This dissertation explores techniques that assist actors in getting their minds and bodies out of the way through consciousness-expanding. The techniques examined here attempt to promote a permeability, a childlike quality of presence, and are largely drawn from Eastern philosophies. Part one of this dissertation discusses structural integration,…
Descriptors: Acting, Body Language, Communication (Thought Transfer), Creative Activities
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Stockwell, John C.; Bahs, Clarence W. – 1972
This paper investigates the effect of personal body buffer zones on compositional arrangements staged by novice directors. Relationships between directors' concepts of personal space and their projection of its dimensions into staging are studied through the use of a variety of proximity measures--distance, area angles of approach, and physical…
Descriptors: Acting, Body Image, Body Language, Distance
Cobin, Martin; And Others – 1977
The second of four related manuals describing the goals and methods of an established developmental theatre project at the University of Colorado, this manual presents a hierarchical framework and practical guidelines for conducting drama workshops for elementary students, secondary students, and adults. It describes four types of…
Descriptors: Acting, Body Language, Communication (Thought Transfer), Creativity