Studied:
* Lysistrata - Greek Theatre
* A Midsummer Night's Dream - Elizabethan Theatre
* Twelfth Night - Elizabethan Theatre
* The Importance of Being Earnest - Comedy of Manners
* The House of Bernarda Alba - Spanish and Latin Theatre
* Waiting for Godot - Existentialism
* The Miser - Commedia dell Arte
Rehearsal: Me as Harpagon in The Miser* Mother Courage - Brecht Theatre
* Road
Watched:
* The House of Bernarda Alba - Sept. 02, '08
* Fem Gånger Gud - Nov. 25, '08
* Hamlet - Dec. 02, '08
* The Suitcase - Feb. '09 (?)
* Karlsson - March 24, '09
* Romeo and Juliet - Aug. 28, '09
--The actors got really into their characters. Juliet, in the play for example who was probably in her middle 20's, really had to act like a 14 year old girl and this was done through her giggles and active and energetic movements. The setting of the play was very simple, yet practical; and it was utilized very well. Although the play was a tragedy they accentuated Shakespeare's sexual humors in the play
*Shopping and F***ing - Sept. 15 '09
--In your face theatre? :: To portray very sensitive issues or themes in the society in an an unsubtle manner; strongly visualizing to the audience these sensitive issues. They use shock and vulgarity to give a powerful impact to the audience.
* Transit
