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Dada-ism |
calculated madness, anti-art, not really a movement. Anti-war. Soirees. Tristan Tzara. Influenced surrealism |
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Soirees |
hands on, edgier version of a museum. combined many unlike things |
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Tristan Tzara |
Dada spokesperson. The Gas Heart. |
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The Gas Heart |
Characters represented different parts of the body. Tricked audience into thinking it was serious.costumes had little to do with play. |
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Futurism |
Worship of machines, anything technology. Rejection of past, anything pretty, and women. Violate and offend. War was the world's hygiene. Filippo Tommaso Marinetti |
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Constructivism |
shows machine workings, uniform- like costumes. Focus on the work/workers. Biomechanics. |
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Biomechanics |
Meyerhold's approach to acting. Focus on the body. Turn the body into a machine. Character feelings become physicalized. |
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Expressionism |
originated in Germany, spread to USA. Truth is subjective. Emotions, fears, thoughts all projected. see what main character feels. Anti-war, anti technology. George Kaiser. Leopold Jessner, Elmer Rice, Sophie Treadwell |
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George Kaiser |
The Gas Trilogy. Commenting on increasing deadliness of weaponry |
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Leopold Jessner |
Richard the III. Giant Staircase |
