Towards a Poor Theatre Quiz

Jerzy Grotowski

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Towards a Poor Theatre

The Theatre's New Testament

Theatre is an Encounter, and Akropolis: Treatment of the Text

Dr Faustus: Textual Montage

The Constant Prince, and He Wasn't Entirely Himself, and Methodical Exploration

Actor's Training (1959 - 1962)

Actor's Training (1966)

The Actor's Technique

Skara Speech

American Encounter

Statement of Principles

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Towards a Poor Theatre Quiz

Towards a Poor Theatre Quiz

In one exercise from "Actor's Training (1959 - 1962)", the actor is to jump onto a chair. Where does the jump come from in the body? (from Actor's Training (1959 - 1962))

In "Actor's Training (1966)" it is stated that "if something is symmetrical it is not _____." (from Actor's Training (1966))

In Part V of "Statement of Principles," Grotowski writes that "an act of creation has nothing to do with either external comfort or conventional _____." (from Statement of Principles)

"He Wasn't Entirely Himself" was an article originally published when? (from The Constant Prince, and He Wasn't Entirely Himself, and Methodical Exploration)

What does Grotowski write that one must fight against when watching plays inspired by "Brecht theory?" (from The Constant Prince, and He Wasn't Entirely Himself, and Methodical Exploration)