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Directing Greek Tragedy

Carrie Cracknell on Electra

Russ Hope
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Year
2015
Language
English
Publisher
Nick Hern Books

About

Follow acclaimed theatre director Carrie Cracknell throughout preparation and rehearsals for her production of Sophocles' “Electra” at the Gate Theatre, London. First published as part of “Getting Directions: A Fly-on-the-Wall Guide for Emerging Theatre Directors”.
With unprecedented access to the rehearsal room, the book outlines exactly what it takes to get a play from the page to the stage, from first concept to first night. It provides an invaluable, practical handbook-part portrait, part masterclass-on how to stage Greek tragedy in the twenty-first century, and a revealing insight into the work of one of the UK's most exciting young directors.

Related Subjects

  • Direction & Production
  • Theater
  • Performing Arts
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Russ HopeAuthor