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Theatre Globalization and Localization


ATEC 7th International Forum: Theatre Globalization and Localization


                            


Compiled by Asia Theatre Education Centre

Editor-in-Chief: Liu Libin

Executive Editor-in-Chief: Hara Ippei, Choi Jeung-Il

Contributing Editors: Wang Yana, Ju Ping

Editor-in-Charge: Ding Xiaoqian

Publisher: China Theatre Press

Printed by Beijing Zhouji Printing Co., Ltd.

Printed in Jan., 2013, Beijing (1st Edition)

400,000 words/characters

ISBN 978-7-104-03899-3





Content

Theatre-Globalization and Localization

005 Giorgi Margvelashvili

Embracing Global into the Local

014 Min Byung Eun

World Dance and Theatre in Thailand, Vice Versa, and a Theatre Department's Role

024 Pawit Mahasarinand

Strategy to Strengthen the Quality of Ketoprak Production: A Case Study of Javanese Traditional Theatre in Yogyakarta

042 Yudiaryani

Globalization and Mongolian Theatre

058 Suvd Namsrai

Transcultural Adaptation and Creation of Foreign Classic Masterpieces through Chinese Opera

072 Cao Yan

Interpretative Games for Directing Spanish Golden Age/Early Modern Theatre

084 Alejandro Gonzalez Puche

Localization and Globalization in Acting: Authenticity and Provocation: Focused on Actors and Acting Techniques

101 Kang Yang Eun

Exporting Local to the Global: Excavating and Dramatizing Local Narratives for a Global Audience

114 Low Kok Wai

Traditional Reference in Stage Design of Kunqu Opera A Dream in Red Mansions

136 Liu Xinglin

Traditional National Characteristics in Modern Chinese Drama

147 Jiang Ruoyu

Ritual: One Possible Theatrical Form

158 Yan Chengying

Seeds for New Directions in Theatre

168 Len Jenkin

Valuing the Aesthetic Features of Theatre

187 Li Jianping

Proportional Relationship of Stage Setting

195 Sun Daqing

Teaching Practice of “All Sounds are Music”: On Value and Significance of Phonology of Chinese Opera—Taking Tone as an Illustration

204 Wang Qiang

Chekhov on Chinese Stage in 1990s

217 Peng Tao

Universal and Provincial: Chekhov Our Contemporary

232 Aubrey Mellor

Introducing Chekhov's Play to the Students Great Inspiration and Challenge

252 Le Manh Hung

Physical Beauty, Personality Beauty, Temperament Beauty—“Human” Features of the Performing Arts

261 Ding Jianjun

Xoan: a Theatrical Traditional Ritual Singing of Phuto People in Vietnam

279 Triyono Bramantyo

Reform of Chekhov's Play

300 Naidan Gankhuyag

Extending the Seed of Chinese Opera Performing Style "Freehand"

313 Guo Yuejin

Theatre Practices Going Public-Wide: On the Localization of the Peasant Drama Experiment in Ding County and Its Significance

325 Zhao Zhiyong

Modernization and Localization of the Classic Plays

334 Sun Fei

Study on the Development of National Theatre Arts in International Context—On Development of Peking Opera Art Films

345 Liu Jing