Text, Scripts, Scores

Silence
1. Punctuation
  1. dashes/slashes
    1. Interruptions
  2. eclipses
2. pauses
  1. Pinter
  2. natural
  3. times
  4. long/.short
3. What is said/unsaid within the silences
4. Being introduced to - Linda Marshall Griffiths and being shown how punctuating can create silence, tension, atmosphere
  2. Setting yourself restrictions/rules before you write/perform
  3. (Please see my text 'chance' further in cat doc)
Language
3. Correlation of language between; the characters/objects, space, movements and text
4. Hidden
5. Conversational Theatre
  1. Caryl Chruchill
  2. Ella Hickson
    1. 'Eight' a book of 8 character monologues
    2. group portrait for the stage
6. stumbles
Sound
1. sound scape
2. Musicality
  1. of the voice
  2. of the text
  3. of the performance
  4. of the language/text
3. sound of the performance; play, piece, text. score etc as a whole
4. voices
  1. spoken
  2. hidden
  3. clear
  4. unheard
  5. written
  6. performed, spoken, sung, read aloud live, recorded
  7. escaped
  8. mumbles
  9. overlapping
  10. echoes
  11. Fragmented
What form of text do I want and where should it be placed?
1. To be staged
2. To be heard
3. For the radio
4. To be filmed
5. To be recorded
6. To be written
  1. For the paper only/only to be written and seen, not heard
7. To be performed
Intertext
1. 1. nothing is original
    1. simulacra
    2. Imitations
    3. 'Barthes' - Death of The Author
2. song lyrics
  1. Using lyrics as a starting point/stimulus to form and shape writing
    1. 'borrowing' from other works
Imagry
Subtext
3. background story
4. inspiration
  2. Influences from playwrights
    1. 1. Homages and dedications to playwrights and/or a specific style of writing
        'The is Place of Departures and Arrivals was very much a Beckett style piece first created in a response to 'Come and Go' and 'Not I'
        Samuel Beckett
        Come and Go
        What Where
        Not I
        play
5. hidden depth,/meaning, secrets, revelations
6. hints
Descriptive
2. Metaphor
3. Simile
4. onomatopoeia
Theatre of The Absurd
Emma Bennet - Dog
1. 'Dogness'
2. Quality
  1. Dog Quality
  2. Quality of an 'Animal
    1. (Please see the response 'dear text' in catalogue document)

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