The Theatre Advancing
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So it comes to it that neither a quite honest Ixxi business man nor the dishonest " artist " ought to be in the position of head of a theatre.
I wish Law and Order — the Powers which be — and not only the powers which may be before long, could see such simple matters as these in their true light.
X To THE Egoist You have reason to be desperate, my dear confrere, if impelled by ambition, and governed by your ego, you attempt to be what you call the " Napoleon of the Theatre "... or the " Catheri...ne of the Stage." Because your affair should be your Art, and I think that the less of an organizer you are, the less you will come to despair.
If before your art is seen by your contem- poraries . . . the mob ... or the Public, you are obliged to push, to advertise, to engage what our dear cousins call " barkers," you are putting upon yourself a strain which you are not called to put upon yourself.
Suppose you have some push in you — which in your egoism you call will, — and suppose we exalt it to the heights and honour it with the name of Action, what is all your action really worth in this field of Art?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So it comes to it that neither a quite honest Ixxi business man nor the dishonest " artist " ought to be in the position of head of a theatre.
I wish Law and Order — the Powers which be — and not only the powers which may be before long, could see such simple matters as these in their true light.
X To THE Egoist You have reason to be desperate, my dear confrere, if impelled by ambition, and governed by your ego, you attempt to be what you call the " Napoleon of the Theatre "... or the " Catheri...ne of the Stage." Because your affair should be your Art, and I think that the less of an organizer you are, the less you will come to despair.
If before your art is seen by your contem- poraries . . . the mob ... or the Public, you are obliged to push, to advertise, to engage what our dear cousins call " barkers," you are putting upon yourself a strain which you are not called to put upon yourself.
Suppose you have some push in you — which in your egoism you call will, — and suppose we exalt it to the heights and honour it with the name of Action, what is all your action really worth in this field of Art?
What to read after The Theatre Advancing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Craig, Edward Gordon, 1872-1966 to read onlineMoreLess
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