Finland's National Theatre 1974-1991
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Finland's National Theatre 1974-1991
The Two Decades of Generational Contests, Cultural Upheavals, and International Cold War Politics
Koski, Pirkko
Taylor & Francis Ltd
03/2022
288
Dura
Inglês
9780367476892
15 a 20 dias
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Introduction
The Finnish National Theatre: tradition and turbulent time
National stature and the fulfilling the national mission
Researching theatre history
Approaching the past: sources
The Finnish National Theatre during a time of rupture: contents
Part I Operational frames
The Finnish National Theatre and the changing field of theatre
New artistic direction(s)
Private, national, and societal pressures
The National Theatre and its national operations
Caught between East and West
Experiencing, conveying, and interpreting
The Finnish National Theatre and the Finnish press
The National Theatre and the general public
The creators of the artistic direction
Th actors' theatre
The productions' artistic backgrounds
Artistic forays over the border
A national landmark renewed and replenished
National Main Stage
From modern architecture to spatial exploration
A functioning family
Part II Programming, performances, and the national agenda
The National mission driving the National Theatre's programming
Chasing diversity and artistic merit
Debates about the development of domestic Finnish drama
Crossing the border between high and low art
High and low in the context of the domestic repertoire
The challenges of updating traditional classics
The Finnish people on stage
The Finland of poets
Finnish history without a nationalist slant
Historical characters from across the decades
War history and contemporary politics on-stage
Significant literary works as national interpretations
Shakespeare as a contemporary mirror
The cultural heritage of Continental Europe
Old Russian drama
Modern dramatic classics
A generation of masters
Anglo-American relationship drama
Social documentary from behind the Iron Curtain
Modern drama from the Continent
The return to absurdist roots
New Eastern European drama
Rarities from the Soviet Union
From metaphor to commentary-style
Estonian history
New plays from the West
Trying to fill the Main Stage auditorium
Relationships and cultural caricatures
Dramatic and stage celebrity
Global victims: abuses of power
Historic moments of stardom
Social upheaval on the national stage
Pacifism in its different modes
Generational rebellion on-stage
The environment threats
Popular and commercial elements and Ntaional Theatre press debates
From classic farce to folk theatre
An operetta causes a scandal
Criticism and crisis at the centre of public attention
The advent of the small and the young
The opening of the Omapohja studio performance space
A new generation of playwrights
Theatre company visits from the East and the West
Gorki Theatare, Taganka, and other Eastern European triumphs
The return of the Estonia-connection
British theatrical culture
Western diversity and Far East traditions
The Finnish National Theatre travels
To conclude: The National Theatre during a time of transition
Changing times and the National Theatre's policy
The international Finnish National Theatre
National drama, national character, and collective memory
Sources and Bibliography
Index
The Finnish National Theatre: tradition and turbulent time
National stature and the fulfilling the national mission
Researching theatre history
Approaching the past: sources
The Finnish National Theatre during a time of rupture: contents
Part I Operational frames
The Finnish National Theatre and the changing field of theatre
New artistic direction(s)
Private, national, and societal pressures
The National Theatre and its national operations
Caught between East and West
Experiencing, conveying, and interpreting
The Finnish National Theatre and the Finnish press
The National Theatre and the general public
The creators of the artistic direction
Th actors' theatre
The productions' artistic backgrounds
Artistic forays over the border
A national landmark renewed and replenished
National Main Stage
From modern architecture to spatial exploration
A functioning family
Part II Programming, performances, and the national agenda
The National mission driving the National Theatre's programming
Chasing diversity and artistic merit
Debates about the development of domestic Finnish drama
Crossing the border between high and low art
High and low in the context of the domestic repertoire
The challenges of updating traditional classics
The Finnish people on stage
The Finland of poets
Finnish history without a nationalist slant
Historical characters from across the decades
War history and contemporary politics on-stage
Significant literary works as national interpretations
Shakespeare as a contemporary mirror
The cultural heritage of Continental Europe
Old Russian drama
Modern dramatic classics
A generation of masters
Anglo-American relationship drama
Social documentary from behind the Iron Curtain
Modern drama from the Continent
The return to absurdist roots
New Eastern European drama
Rarities from the Soviet Union
From metaphor to commentary-style
Estonian history
New plays from the West
Trying to fill the Main Stage auditorium
Relationships and cultural caricatures
Dramatic and stage celebrity
Global victims: abuses of power
Historic moments of stardom
Social upheaval on the national stage
Pacifism in its different modes
Generational rebellion on-stage
The environment threats
Popular and commercial elements and Ntaional Theatre press debates
From classic farce to folk theatre
An operetta causes a scandal
Criticism and crisis at the centre of public attention
The advent of the small and the young
The opening of the Omapohja studio performance space
A new generation of playwrights
Theatre company visits from the East and the West
Gorki Theatare, Taganka, and other Eastern European triumphs
The return of the Estonia-connection
British theatrical culture
Western diversity and Far East traditions
The Finnish National Theatre travels
To conclude: The National Theatre during a time of transition
Changing times and the National Theatre's policy
The international Finnish National Theatre
National drama, national character, and collective memory
Sources and Bibliography
Index
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Finnish Theatrical;Helsingin Sanomat;Post-war;TTT;National Theatre's Repertoire;Theatre Academy;Dramatic Classics;Contemporary Society;Finnish Drama;Smaller Stages;Finnish National;1960s Generation;Uusi Suomi;Yuri Lyubimov;Finnish History;Finnish Audience;Esa Pekka Salonen;Taganka Theatre;Play Back;National Theatre Production;Hella;Timeless;Finnish Civil War;West Germany;Stage Director
Introduction
The Finnish National Theatre: tradition and turbulent time
National stature and the fulfilling the national mission
Researching theatre history
Approaching the past: sources
The Finnish National Theatre during a time of rupture: contents
Part I Operational frames
The Finnish National Theatre and the changing field of theatre
New artistic direction(s)
Private, national, and societal pressures
The National Theatre and its national operations
Caught between East and West
Experiencing, conveying, and interpreting
The Finnish National Theatre and the Finnish press
The National Theatre and the general public
The creators of the artistic direction
Th actors' theatre
The productions' artistic backgrounds
Artistic forays over the border
A national landmark renewed and replenished
National Main Stage
From modern architecture to spatial exploration
A functioning family
Part II Programming, performances, and the national agenda
The National mission driving the National Theatre's programming
Chasing diversity and artistic merit
Debates about the development of domestic Finnish drama
Crossing the border between high and low art
High and low in the context of the domestic repertoire
The challenges of updating traditional classics
The Finnish people on stage
The Finland of poets
Finnish history without a nationalist slant
Historical characters from across the decades
War history and contemporary politics on-stage
Significant literary works as national interpretations
Shakespeare as a contemporary mirror
The cultural heritage of Continental Europe
Old Russian drama
Modern dramatic classics
A generation of masters
Anglo-American relationship drama
Social documentary from behind the Iron Curtain
Modern drama from the Continent
The return to absurdist roots
New Eastern European drama
Rarities from the Soviet Union
From metaphor to commentary-style
Estonian history
New plays from the West
Trying to fill the Main Stage auditorium
Relationships and cultural caricatures
Dramatic and stage celebrity
Global victims: abuses of power
Historic moments of stardom
Social upheaval on the national stage
Pacifism in its different modes
Generational rebellion on-stage
The environment threats
Popular and commercial elements and Ntaional Theatre press debates
From classic farce to folk theatre
An operetta causes a scandal
Criticism and crisis at the centre of public attention
The advent of the small and the young
The opening of the Omapohja studio performance space
A new generation of playwrights
Theatre company visits from the East and the West
Gorki Theatare, Taganka, and other Eastern European triumphs
The return of the Estonia-connection
British theatrical culture
Western diversity and Far East traditions
The Finnish National Theatre travels
To conclude: The National Theatre during a time of transition
Changing times and the National Theatre's policy
The international Finnish National Theatre
National drama, national character, and collective memory
Sources and Bibliography
Index
The Finnish National Theatre: tradition and turbulent time
National stature and the fulfilling the national mission
Researching theatre history
Approaching the past: sources
The Finnish National Theatre during a time of rupture: contents
Part I Operational frames
The Finnish National Theatre and the changing field of theatre
New artistic direction(s)
Private, national, and societal pressures
The National Theatre and its national operations
Caught between East and West
Experiencing, conveying, and interpreting
The Finnish National Theatre and the Finnish press
The National Theatre and the general public
The creators of the artistic direction
Th actors' theatre
The productions' artistic backgrounds
Artistic forays over the border
A national landmark renewed and replenished
National Main Stage
From modern architecture to spatial exploration
A functioning family
Part II Programming, performances, and the national agenda
The National mission driving the National Theatre's programming
Chasing diversity and artistic merit
Debates about the development of domestic Finnish drama
Crossing the border between high and low art
High and low in the context of the domestic repertoire
The challenges of updating traditional classics
The Finnish people on stage
The Finland of poets
Finnish history without a nationalist slant
Historical characters from across the decades
War history and contemporary politics on-stage
Significant literary works as national interpretations
Shakespeare as a contemporary mirror
The cultural heritage of Continental Europe
Old Russian drama
Modern dramatic classics
A generation of masters
Anglo-American relationship drama
Social documentary from behind the Iron Curtain
Modern drama from the Continent
The return to absurdist roots
New Eastern European drama
Rarities from the Soviet Union
From metaphor to commentary-style
Estonian history
New plays from the West
Trying to fill the Main Stage auditorium
Relationships and cultural caricatures
Dramatic and stage celebrity
Global victims: abuses of power
Historic moments of stardom
Social upheaval on the national stage
Pacifism in its different modes
Generational rebellion on-stage
The environment threats
Popular and commercial elements and Ntaional Theatre press debates
From classic farce to folk theatre
An operetta causes a scandal
Criticism and crisis at the centre of public attention
The advent of the small and the young
The opening of the Omapohja studio performance space
A new generation of playwrights
Theatre company visits from the East and the West
Gorki Theatare, Taganka, and other Eastern European triumphs
The return of the Estonia-connection
British theatrical culture
Western diversity and Far East traditions
The Finnish National Theatre travels
To conclude: The National Theatre during a time of transition
Changing times and the National Theatre's policy
The international Finnish National Theatre
National drama, national character, and collective memory
Sources and Bibliography
Index
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Finnish Theatrical;Helsingin Sanomat;Post-war;TTT;National Theatre's Repertoire;Theatre Academy;Dramatic Classics;Contemporary Society;Finnish Drama;Smaller Stages;Finnish National;1960s Generation;Uusi Suomi;Yuri Lyubimov;Finnish History;Finnish Audience;Esa Pekka Salonen;Taganka Theatre;Play Back;National Theatre Production;Hella;Timeless;Finnish Civil War;West Germany;Stage Director
