Oriental Theatre: Stage by Stage
FREUND, Philip
2005
Autor(es): FREUND, Philip
Título: Oriental Theatre: Stage by Stage
Publicação: London: Peter Owen, 2005
ISBN: 0-7206-1208-X
Assunto(s):
Teatro de Marionetas -- História -- Oriente
Teatro de Sombras -- História -- Oriente
Índice | Table of Contents | Table des Matières
List of Illustrations - 13
Foreword - 15
India: Sacred Pavilion and Flagstaff - 19
Origins; the Bharata Natya Sastra - 20
The Golden Age: Bhasa, Shudraka Kalidasa and Bhavabhuti - 23
2 China: The Pear Orchard - 37
Theatre in the Han, Sui,Tang, Song and Ming Dynasties - 38
Yuan zaju; Guan Hanging, Bai Pu, Ma Zhiyuan, Zheng Guanzu - 48
Nanxi - 66
Chuanqui - 74
Stagecraft in the late Ming dynasty - 79
Playwrights of the Qing dynasty - 85
Patronage and repression under Manchu rule - 95
The court of Ch'ien Lung - 101
Theatre in the nineteenth century - 16
The Four Great Anhwei Troupes - 125
Chinese theatrical buildings - 130
Playwrights of the late Qing - 133
Repertoire of the Peking Opera - 133
Stagecraft in Peking opera - 139
3 Devil Dances, Shadow Plays - 145
Theatrical forms in Ceylon - 145
Burma - 147
Thailand - 149
Cambodia - 150
Indonesia - 151
Dance forms in the Philippines - 156
Filipino drama - 162
Tibet - 174
4 Japan: NOh and Kabuki - 177
Origins of Japanese drama - 177
Gigaku and Bugaku - 179
Saibara and Dengaku - 183
Kwanami - 186
Seami - 190
Kyogen - 209
Bunraku - 212
Early Kabuki - 225
The plays of Chikamatsu - 229
Stagecraft of Kabuki - 235
Shimpa - 239
The twentieth-century revival of Kabuki - 244
5 Masque Plays of Korea - 251
Origins - 251
Silla, Koryei andYi periods - 253
Dance forms - 257
T'alch'um - 264
Sandae-togam-giik - 267
Dance in the nineteenth century - 269
6 India: Plays and Players - 271
Folk plays - 272
Temple plays - 279
"Traditional" stagecraft - 280
Theatre in Bombay - 283
North India - 286
South India - 289
Bengali drama; RabindranathTagore - 291
Late twentieth-century and contemporary drama - 295
7 India: Puppets and Dancers - 307
Puppet theatre - 307
Origins of dance-drama - 310
Uday Shankar - 313
Classical dance-drama forms - 315
Contemporary classical dancers - 329
Terukkuttu - 345
Classical dance in India today - 347
8 Dance-drama in the Himalayas - 351
Nepal - 351
Bhutan - 352
Tibet - 357
9 Burma and Ceylon - 365
Burma - 365
Ceylon - 367
to Indonesia - 371
Wayang - 371
Westernized drama - 375
Javanese dance-drama - 376
Balinese performing arts - 382
Penca and topeng - 387
Dance Indonesia - 388
171 Vietnam and Cambodia - 391
Vietnam - 391
Cambodia - 394
12 China: Facing West - 399
Kunqu - 399
Huaju - 401
CaoYu - 414
Guo Moruo - 438
Lao She - 442
Hsia Yen - 443
Ch'en Pai-Ch'en - 446
Li Chien-wu - 450
Yang Chiang - 452
Yang Lii-fang - 455
Agitprop theatre - 458
Wu Han - 461
13 China: Traditions Continue - 465
Peking opera; Mei Lanfang - 465
Regional opera and drama - 468
14 China: Mao and After - 475
The ascendancy of Jiang Qing - 475
Casualties of the Cultural Revolution - 481
Artistic recovery under Deng Xiaoping - 484
Visitors from the West - 495
15 China: Opera, Puppetry, Dance - 499
Chinese opera on tour - 499
Folk-dance and dance-drama - 507
Western-style ballet - 520
Expanding Western cultural influences - 541
Puppetry - 545
Acrobatics - 547
Western-style opera in China - 551
Limits to freedom: staging The Peony Pavilion - 553
New theatres - 565
Performing arts in Hong Kong - 569
16 Taiwan: Another China - 575
Peking opera companies - 575
Lin Hwai-min and the Cloud Gate Theatre - 577
Huaju in Taiwan - 583
17 Korea: Changing - 589
The arrival of Western-style drama - 589
Marxist drama groups - 592
The Experimental Stage - 593
Invasion and war - 595
Post-war revival of drama in the South - 596
Native opera - 601
Modern and traditional dance in the South - 603
Puppetry - 619
North Korea - 620
18 Japan in the Twentieth Century - 627
Shingeki and Shimpa - 627
Transition to Westernized drama - 629
Playwrights of the early twentieth century:The Bungakuza - 636
Yukio Mishima - 646
Kobo Abe - 668
MasakazuYamazaki - 684
Underground theatre - 712
Innovative drama: Tadashi Suzuki, the Noho Group, Kazuo Kikuta and others - 718
Contemporary Noh, KyOgen and Kabuki - 736
Western-style opera - 750
Classical and modern dance - 758
Butoh - 768
New movements in modern dance - 786
General Index - 805
Index of Producing Companies/Venues - 827
Index of Cited Authors - 829
Autor(es): FREUND, Philip
Título: Oriental Theatre: Stage by Stage
Publicação: London: Peter Owen, 2005
ISBN: 0-7206-1208-X
Assunto(s):
Teatro de Marionetas -- História -- Oriente
Teatro de Sombras -- História -- Oriente
Índice | Table of Contents | Table des Matières
List of Illustrations - 13
Foreword - 15
India: Sacred Pavilion and Flagstaff - 19
Origins; the Bharata Natya Sastra - 20
The Golden Age: Bhasa, Shudraka Kalidasa and Bhavabhuti - 23
2 China: The Pear Orchard - 37
Theatre in the Han, Sui,Tang, Song and Ming Dynasties - 38
Yuan zaju; Guan Hanging, Bai Pu, Ma Zhiyuan, Zheng Guanzu - 48
Nanxi - 66
Chuanqui - 74
Stagecraft in the late Ming dynasty - 79
Playwrights of the Qing dynasty - 85
Patronage and repression under Manchu rule - 95
The court of Ch'ien Lung - 101
Theatre in the nineteenth century - 16
The Four Great Anhwei Troupes - 125
Chinese theatrical buildings - 130
Playwrights of the late Qing - 133
Repertoire of the Peking Opera - 133
Stagecraft in Peking opera - 139
3 Devil Dances, Shadow Plays - 145
Theatrical forms in Ceylon - 145
Burma - 147
Thailand - 149
Cambodia - 150
Indonesia - 151
Dance forms in the Philippines - 156
Filipino drama - 162
Tibet - 174
4 Japan: NOh and Kabuki - 177
Origins of Japanese drama - 177
Gigaku and Bugaku - 179
Saibara and Dengaku - 183
Kwanami - 186
Seami - 190
Kyogen - 209
Bunraku - 212
Early Kabuki - 225
The plays of Chikamatsu - 229
Stagecraft of Kabuki - 235
Shimpa - 239
The twentieth-century revival of Kabuki - 244
5 Masque Plays of Korea - 251
Origins - 251
Silla, Koryei andYi periods - 253
Dance forms - 257
T'alch'um - 264
Sandae-togam-giik - 267
Dance in the nineteenth century - 269
6 India: Plays and Players - 271
Folk plays - 272
Temple plays - 279
"Traditional" stagecraft - 280
Theatre in Bombay - 283
North India - 286
South India - 289
Bengali drama; RabindranathTagore - 291
Late twentieth-century and contemporary drama - 295
7 India: Puppets and Dancers - 307
Puppet theatre - 307
Origins of dance-drama - 310
Uday Shankar - 313
Classical dance-drama forms - 315
Contemporary classical dancers - 329
Terukkuttu - 345
Classical dance in India today - 347
8 Dance-drama in the Himalayas - 351
Nepal - 351
Bhutan - 352
Tibet - 357
9 Burma and Ceylon - 365
Burma - 365
Ceylon - 367
to Indonesia - 371
Wayang - 371
Westernized drama - 375
Javanese dance-drama - 376
Balinese performing arts - 382
Penca and topeng - 387
Dance Indonesia - 388
171 Vietnam and Cambodia - 391
Vietnam - 391
Cambodia - 394
12 China: Facing West - 399
Kunqu - 399
Huaju - 401
CaoYu - 414
Guo Moruo - 438
Lao She - 442
Hsia Yen - 443
Ch'en Pai-Ch'en - 446
Li Chien-wu - 450
Yang Chiang - 452
Yang Lii-fang - 455
Agitprop theatre - 458
Wu Han - 461
13 China: Traditions Continue - 465
Peking opera; Mei Lanfang - 465
Regional opera and drama - 468
14 China: Mao and After - 475
The ascendancy of Jiang Qing - 475
Casualties of the Cultural Revolution - 481
Artistic recovery under Deng Xiaoping - 484
Visitors from the West - 495
15 China: Opera, Puppetry, Dance - 499
Chinese opera on tour - 499
Folk-dance and dance-drama - 507
Western-style ballet - 520
Expanding Western cultural influences - 541
Puppetry - 545
Acrobatics - 547
Western-style opera in China - 551
Limits to freedom: staging The Peony Pavilion - 553
New theatres - 565
Performing arts in Hong Kong - 569
16 Taiwan: Another China - 575
Peking opera companies - 575
Lin Hwai-min and the Cloud Gate Theatre - 577
Huaju in Taiwan - 583
17 Korea: Changing - 589
The arrival of Western-style drama - 589
Marxist drama groups - 592
The Experimental Stage - 593
Invasion and war - 595
Post-war revival of drama in the South - 596
Native opera - 601
Modern and traditional dance in the South - 603
Puppetry - 619
North Korea - 620
18 Japan in the Twentieth Century - 627
Shingeki and Shimpa - 627
Transition to Westernized drama - 629
Playwrights of the early twentieth century:The Bungakuza - 636
Yukio Mishima - 646
Kobo Abe - 668
MasakazuYamazaki - 684
Underground theatre - 712
Innovative drama: Tadashi Suzuki, the Noho Group, Kazuo Kikuta and others - 718
Contemporary Noh, KyOgen and Kabuki - 736
Western-style opera - 750
Classical and modern dance - 758
Butoh - 768
New movements in modern dance - 786
General Index - 805
Index of Producing Companies/Venues - 827
Index of Cited Authors - 829