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Wrote same time as Samuel Beckett
Concerned with Domestic Characters
Wrote: Rhinocerous 1960, The Chairs |
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Spent a lot of time in prision
The balcony |
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Waiting for Godot 1953
Endgame 1957
Happy Days |
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French Playwright
No Exit 1944 |
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Samuel Beckett 1953
Didi, Gogo, Lucky, Pozzo |
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WW1 took a toll on him
broken shell of man
expressionist playwright
Hoppla, We're Alive! |
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Noel Coward 1930
Amanda, Sybil, Eliot, Victor |
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German Playwright
Berliner Ensemble 1949 |
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Surrealism
Director & Producer |
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Scenic and Lighting Designer
First Modern Stage without procenium
"give the actor an environment" |
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Unconventional Venues for shows
Introduced the Cyc
Theatre & Film Director |
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Expressionist Playwright
RUR
first robot word to become popular |
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Son of Ellen Terry
PADS - Producer, Actor, Director, Scenic Designer
Known for overwhelming backdrop, not a fan of actors, used puppets. |
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John Osboure 1956
Alison, Jimmy, Cliff, Helena |
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Theatre of Cruelty
ADPT - Actor, director, producer, theorist |
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Advocate of Epic Theatre
German Director & Producer |
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| Known for poetry, wrote a couple of unsuccessful plays |
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| Co-Founded the Abbey Theatre |
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Actor Manager of his majesties theatre
hired whos who
founded RADA 1904 |
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DEAPP - director, essayist, actor, producer, playwright
Royal Court Theatre |
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Private Lives 1930
Hay Fever
*didn't write anything horrible |
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Verse Drama, Murder in the cathedral
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The Ladys Not For Burning
Verse Drama |
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| 3 Main Venues, What are they? |
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The Swan theatre
The Royal Shakespeare Company
Shakespeare Memorial theatre |
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| Dame, Known for playing Lady Bracknell |
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Look Back In Anger 1956
The Entertainer 1957 -> written for Laurence Olivier (Actor) |
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Actor
The Entertainer 1957 was written for him by John Osbourne. |
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Run for your wife
great farces |
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Cut pictures out of books and pasted them on front cover, went to jail for this.
What the Butler Saw |
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Doesn't deliver the humour, punches you right in the face
Emotionally Terrifying Playwright |
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Rozencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead
Screenplay: Shakespeare in Love |
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Became the centre of theatrical preformances
Stated what productions could/couldn't include, very strict |
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| Independent Theatre Society |
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Produced 22 plays
couldn't buy tickets, had to be a member
Loophole around Lord Chamberlain |
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| Incorporated Stage Society 1899 |
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Was successful, learned from Independent theatre Companies mistakes.
produced over 200 pays |
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| Home of the Aldwych Farces |
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| Shakespeare memorial theatre designed by? |
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| Elizabeth Scott - Architect |
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| Corkscrew that turns and goes up and down |
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