The Theatre of To-Day
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But always the subject-matter is made subservient to the manipulations of theatric excitement. In a recent play, "The Secret," however, he showed a more con- scientious regard for character without losing his hold on theatricalism.
In Bataille we have a certain sort of virtuosity which is one of the most distinctive traits of the French gen- ius, though this author has not managed to spread his reputation much beyond France. His mechanics are those of Bernstein, but his chief interest is in tra...its of character, which he deftly throws to the foreground and paints in eloquent colours, so that one has the sense 164 THE THEATRE OF TO-DAY of having seen deep into the human heart. This trick of disengaging the personal trait from the action with- out abusing the office of the raisonneur and without making his characters mere personified traits, requires the highest kind of technical skill, in the finer sense of the term. In "La Femme Nue" he shows a character of natural simplicity and straightforwardness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But always the subject-matter is made subservient to the manipulations of theatric excitement. In a recent play, "The Secret," however, he showed a more con- scientious regard for character without losing his hold on theatricalism.
In Bataille we have a certain sort of virtuosity which is one of the most distinctive traits of the French gen- ius, though this author has not managed to spread his reputation much beyond France. His mechanics are those of Bernstein, but his chief interest is in tra...its of character, which he deftly throws to the foreground and paints in eloquent colours, so that one has the sense 164 THE THEATRE OF TO-DAY of having seen deep into the human heart. This trick of disengaging the personal trait from the action with- out abusing the office of the raisonneur and without making his characters mere personified traits, requires the highest kind of technical skill, in the finer sense of the term. In "La Femme Nue" he shows a character of natural simplicity and straightforwardness.
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