Theater: history and modernity - course 2325 rubles. from Synchronization, training 12 hours, Date: December 2, 2023.
Miscellaneous / / December 05, 2023
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In traditional theater it’s boring, in modern theater nothing is clear. But this may seem so only at first glance. To understand theater, it is important to know how it developed and why it came to its modern look and form.
During the course we will learn to navigate the variety of directors and methods in order to get acquainted with the best and find your own. Let's study the history of theater and find out what role Sophocles, Shakespeare, Stanislavski and Wilson played in the development of theatrical art. Let's learn to understand performances without words, actors, or even plot.
This course has already ended, so you can buy it as a recording
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What do we find out?
- How does the installation of Meyerhold attractions work?
- Why in the Shakespeare Theater were actors given only the texts of their roles?
- How, according to Stanislavsky, an actor should work on a role
- How the comedy of situations and the comedy of characters were arranged in the times of Moliere
- Why there is less and less narrative in modern theater
- Why did Antonin Artaud call the act of creation cruelty?
- Why directors use 3D and VR
Synchronization is one of the largest lecture halls in Russia. We provide online courses on psychology, history, cinema, painting and more.
"Synchronization" is a Russian educational platform launched by Maria Borodetskaya and Andrey Lobanov. They offer online courses in a popular science format (psychology, art, cinema, economics, architecture, fashion and design, literature, philosophy, religion, music, etc.)
The cultural platform “Synchronization” is an educational project whose goal is to talk interestingly about striking phenomena, trends, personalities in culture and science. “Synchronization” lectures attract more than 2.5 thousand people every month. a person, offering listeners new and new topics and directions, talking simply about complex things.
Currently, Synchronization conducts more than 200 lectures per month in 19 main areas (painting, architecture, history, philosophy, cinema, fashion, etc.). According to the founders of the project, the most popular area is lectures on painting, which occupy about 30% of the entire lecture program.
During the courses, lecturers—there are 45 of them in Synchronization—try to give students the opportunity to build their own system, which will allow them to add new knowledge to what they have already acquired and broaden their horizons. Therefore, Synchronization offers not only individual lectures, but also special courses, for example “History of architectural styles”, “The language of cinema”, “Guide to the history of art”, lasting two or three weeks.
In 2018, Synchronization launched an online direction.
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Stages performances for the Center. Sun. Meyerhold and other Moscow and regional theaters
She graduated from the directing master's program at the Moscow Art Theater School and the Center named after. Sun. Meyerhold (workshop of V.A. Ryzhakov).
Nominee of the Russian National Theater Award "Golden Mask" 2020. The play “The Seagull’s Version” is presented in four categories: drama/small-form play, drama/director’s work, drama/female role, drama/artist’s work.
Participant of the festivals “Lyubimovka”, “New Drama”, the All-Russian Theater Festival “Five Evenings” named after. Alexandra Volodina (program “First Reading”), “Our Topic”.
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