This paper examines some of the psychological and perceptual foundations that underpin
the use of theatre masks, proposing that part of their power stems from two intertwined …

This article seeks to examine the extent to which Jacques Lecoq's early experiences of
sports, athletics and gymnastics informed his later work as an internationally influential …

The theatre pedagogy of Jacques Lecoq (1921–99) is founded on the principle that all
physical, psychological, intellectual, and emotional performance registers can be accessed …

Robert Lepage/Ex Machina: Revolutions in Theatrical Space provides an ideal introduction
to one of our most innovative companies–and a much-needed and timely reappraisal of …

This essay describes how an actor trained in what I call'the Lecoq tradition'may approach
Shakespearean performance. After giving a brief context for Lecoq's influence, I indicate …

There is a variety of understandings of the notion of presence in theatre and performance
studies as well as in the field of actor-training. Presentness, an aspect of presence, is the …

Esta tesis aborda las articulaciones entre teatro y política en Rosario en la década del
ochenta. Parte del supuesto de que lo político trasciende lo poético y se puede entramar …

My study explores the process of settlement for Newcomer-to-Canada youth (NTCY) who
are engaged in English-language learning (ELL) of mainstream education. I propose the …

Jacques Lecoq dedicated his life to exploring the possibilities of theatrical art. The École
Internationale de Théâtre Jacques Lecoq, founded in Paris in 1956, was–like an …

A paisagem instaurada durante o isolamento social para a prevenção do contágio pelo
novo coronavírus revela o agravamento (ou a irônica metáfora) de um projeto de …