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The Servant of Two Masters & Other Italian Classics (Paperback) (Eric Bentley's Dramatic Repertoire) Review

The Servant of Two Masters & Other Italian Classics [Paperback]
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We had to read this for a graduate class but it seems to be a good books for a range of students from upper highschool to PhD depending on how deeply you study the texts.

As my title suggests, this book is a good starting point to the study of Italian classics.

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An anthology of four classic Italian plays edited by Eric Bentley. Also includes directorial and technical notes.

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Why is That So Funny?: A Practical Exploration of Physical Comedy (Softcover) (Book) Review

Why is That So Funny: A Practical Exploration of Physical Comedy [Paperback]
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Why Is That So Funny?: A Practical Exploration of Physical Comedy is an amazing look at physical comedy written especially for performers, directors, students, and teachers. Topics covered include complicity, finding and declaring the game, states of tension, rhythm, comic timing, clowning, parody, satire, pastiche, caricature, burlesque, and buffoon. A thoughtful and meticulous deconstruction of the elements of humor, the better to improve one's performance or playwriting.

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This unique exploration of the principles and practice of physical comedy starts with a discussion of the various types of laughter that can be provoked by performance. It then presents graduated sequences of over a hundred games and exercises devised to demonstrate and investigate the whole range of comic possibilities open to a performer. The result is an intensely practical and thoroughly stimulating investigation of how comedy works in physical terms.

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