The Insurgent Theatre
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Inexperience was both the cause and the curse of these first ventures. The real lesson one learns from them is that the lessons of the theatre have to be conned whether one expects to run an art theatre or a variety house, an Empire, a Hippo- drome, or a Toy Theatre. These early experi- ments forever dissipated the idea that there can be two kinds of theatres, the theatre that appeals and the theatre that presents. All theatres must appeal, the small as well as the large. The faith in the absol...ute art principle by which many youiig producers started out, the belief that the art can achieve its own support without recourse to the showman's aid, was born of inexperience, nothing less. It seems cruel to say so in view of high protestations. But this is a point we 130 THE INSURGENT THEATRE cannot get too clearly in mind. An indispensable part of the work of the theatre is that of the show- man. Boggle the fact as we may no theatre can get along if it has not this gift behind it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Inexperience was both the cause and the curse of these first ventures. The real lesson one learns from them is that the lessons of the theatre have to be conned whether one expects to run an art theatre or a variety house, an Empire, a Hippo- drome, or a Toy Theatre. These early experi- ments forever dissipated the idea that there can be two kinds of theatres, the theatre that appeals and the theatre that presents. All theatres must appeal, the small as well as the large. The faith in the absol...ute art principle by which many youiig producers started out, the belief that the art can achieve its own support without recourse to the showman's aid, was born of inexperience, nothing less. It seems cruel to say so in view of high protestations. But this is a point we 130 THE INSURGENT THEATRE cannot get too clearly in mind. An indispensable part of the work of the theatre is that of the show- man. Boggle the fact as we may no theatre can get along if it has not this gift behind it.
What are the marks of the showman?
What to read after The Insurgent Theatre?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Herbert Dickinson to read onlineMoreLess
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