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Ritual & Theater - 6 / 14 / 2024
ritual
intense, experiential, archetypal structure that recreates / transforms identity
deep immersion in the experience
a non-rational archaic language
performs meaning at a deeper level of identity
transitional [see Rite of Passage]
birth
naming
coming of age
graduation
marriage
divorce
death
continuity
anniversary
holiday / cyclic
affirm, connect & regenerate values / identity
healing
trauma
rape / assault
loss of child
major illness
recovery & reincorporation
atonement
apology & redress
Constantin Stanislavski
imagination [what could or can be] & fantasy
focus of attention on "stage"
relaxation
physical / muscular
units [units mark the path] & objective [what am i doing?]
your sense of truth & faith in the reality of your sensations
emotional memories
relive them
communion
adaptation
how do you reach your audience?
inner motives
feeling
mind
will
the unbroken line
flows from past, to present, and into the future
the inner creative state
determining & feeling the underlying purpose
the super-objective
all parts should point to the super-objective
the region of the subconscious
to do without thought [see Zen]
the art of storytelling [see Oral Tradition]
dynamic
immediate
flexible
changes to match audience
interactive
Jim Henson
folktales
An Actor Prepares - Constantin Stanislavski
Building a Character - ibid
Creating a Role - ibid
Awakening the Hidden Storyteller - Robin Moore
The Courage to Love: Principles and Practices of Self-Relations Psychotherapy
- Stephen Gilligan
The Storyteller's Start-up Book - Margaret Read MacDonald
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