The Russian Theatre
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Further back the space at the sides is taken by other rock masses 164 A Bacchanale and Some Others at the Kamerny with tall round tapering pillars rising from among them to the sky.
The play opens in the gray light of dawn, with a flute quality in the music by Forterre. Ariope has come seeking the home of her son, Thamira, whom she abandoned in childhood and who has come to this se- cluded spot to be alone with his music. In his ab- sence, she throws herself prostrate on the doorstep.
The light... now becomes red by slow degrees, and down the steps and into the enclosure a chorus of Menads staggers. A slow, tortuous song accompanies their dance which takes them weaving, half -reeling, up and over and down the steps until they form a snake-like circle reaching from the top of the steps to the base.
Bare arms linked in bare arms and moving restlessly but slowly in waves around the circle and back, pro- duce a vividly sensuous effect. As song and prayer near an end, a sense of relaxation comes over them all, and the circle sinks on the steps, still holding hands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Further back the space at the sides is taken by other rock masses 164 A Bacchanale and Some Others at the Kamerny with tall round tapering pillars rising from among them to the sky.
The play opens in the gray light of dawn, with a flute quality in the music by Forterre. Ariope has come seeking the home of her son, Thamira, whom she abandoned in childhood and who has come to this se- cluded spot to be alone with his music. In his ab- sence, she throws herself prostrate on the doorstep.
The light... now becomes red by slow degrees, and down the steps and into the enclosure a chorus of Menads staggers. A slow, tortuous song accompanies their dance which takes them weaving, half -reeling, up and over and down the steps until they form a snake-like circle reaching from the top of the steps to the base.
Bare arms linked in bare arms and moving restlessly but slowly in waves around the circle and back, pro- duce a vividly sensuous effect. As song and prayer near an end, a sense of relaxation comes over them all, and the circle sinks on the steps, still holding hands.
What to read after The Russian Theatre?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliver Martin Sayler to read onlineMoreLess
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