 | Edward Gordon Craig - 1911 - 392 páginas
...actually have preserved unity. Your snop.pss will depend upon your capacity to make variations upon t.hpse two themes; but remember never to let go of the main t.heme nf the play when searching for variations in the scene. By means of your scene you will be able to... | |
 | Hiram Motherwell - 1914 - 392 páginas
...will have but to give variations of the same theme, the rock — the brown ; the mist — the grey ; and by these means you will, wonder of wonders, actually...play when searching for variations in the scene." Finally, Mr. Craig has this to say : "I let my scenes grow out of not merely the play, but from broad... | |
 | Hiram Kelly Moderwell - 1927 - 430 páginas
...will have but to give variations of the same theme, the rock — the brown ; the mist — the grey ; and by these means you will, wonder of wonders, actually...play when searching for variations in the scene." Finally, Mr. Craig has this to say : "I let my scenes grow out of not merely the play, but from broad... | |
 | Sheldon Cheney - 1928 - 442 páginas
...the same on your stage, for it is all a matter of proportion and nothing to do with actuality. . . . "Your success will depend upon your capacity to make...the play when searching for variations in the scene. By means of your scene you will be able to mould the movements of the actors, and you must be able... | |
 | Christopher Innes - 1998 - 358 páginas
...proceed. You will have but to give variations of the same theme, the rock - the brown; the mist the grey; and by these means you will, wonder of wonders, actually...the play when searching for variations in the scene. By means of your scene you will be able to mould the movements of the actors, and you must be able... | |
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... give a texture to each stone which resembles the texture given it by natural means, as rain, lightning, frost? So you will not have to change your mind or change your impression as you proceed. You will have but to give variations of the same theme,... 