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Prénom: Lear [Mingjiao Lier] FILES Introduction; video (1); production background (5); program (1); photo (1); interview (1); publicity (1); news (1); review (2); essay (1); bio (15) 1. | Data Type: video Place: Taipei Publisher: Dada Theatre [Dada jutuan] Date: 2012/12/7 Language: Mandarin |
1. | Data Type: production background Source: Prénom: Lear Performance Program Place: Taipei Publisher: Dada Theatre [Dada jutuan] Date: 2012/12/7 Language: Chinese Abstract: an account of the troupe's artistic concepts and objectives | 2. | Data Type: production background Source: Prénom: Lear Performance Program Place: Taipei Publisher: Dada Theatre [Dada jutuan] Date: 2012/12/7 Language: Chinese Abstract: This adaptation keeps the original plotline and focuses on the the relationship between the father and daughters, the siblings and Lear's psychic pain in the face of his folly. It dispenses with political references and stages the story of Gloucester and his two sons in a play-within-a-play. | 3. | Data Type: production background Source: Prénom: Lear Performance Program Place: Taipei Publisher: Dada Theatre [Dada jutuan] Date: 2012/12/7 Language: Chinese Abstract: The production is an experimental one that accommodates tradition, creation and differences across boundaries separating East and West and distinct performance systems. | 4. | Data Type: production background Source: Prénom: Lear Performance Program Place: Taipei Publisher: Dada Theatre [Dada jutuan] Date: 2012/12/7 Language: Chinese Abstract: synopsis | 5. | Data Type: production background Source: Prénom: Lear Performance Program Place: Taipei Publisher: Dada Theatre [Dada jutuan] Date: 2012/12/7 Language: Chinese Abstract: synopsis |
1. | Data Type: program Place: Taipei Publisher: Dada Theatre [Dada jutuan] Date: 2012/12/7 Language: Chinese Abstract: It contains director's notes, synopsis of King Lear and Prénom: Lear and bios of the cast and crew. |
1. | Data Type: photo Author: Xie, Dong-liang Place: Taipei Publisher: Dada Theatre [Dada jutuan] Date: 2012 Abstract: 65 photos by Xie Dong-liang |
1. | Data Type: interview Author: Wu, Derjk; Lee, Chieh-Chun Source: Arts @ Facebook [Yiwen feisibu] Publisher: Quanta Arts Foundation [Guangyi jijinhui] Date: 2012/11 Language: Chinese Abstract: In this word by word transcript of the interview, Director Lu Ai-ling shares her ideas of adaptation and her experience in cooperating with the cast across cultures. She expresses her financial concerns during the production and her efforts in managing the theatre. Last, she speaks on her own understanding of the structure and meaning of traditional family and how the production attempts to respond to domestic issues in modern Taiwan. |
1. | Data Type: publicity Source: Prénom: Lear Performance Program Place: Taipei Publisher: Dada Theatre [Dada jutuan] Date: 2012/12/7 Language: Chinese Abstract: 2 posters |
1. | Data Type: news Author: Wang, Yi-ru Source: China Times [Zhongshi dianzibao] Date: 2012/11/17 Language: Chinese Abstract: Lu Ai-ling reappears on Taiwan's stage after nine years with a production of Shakespeare's classic tragedy. She thinks King Lear is relevant, and the protagonist is almost a contemporary Taiwanese. |
1. | Data Type: review Author: Jia, Yi-zhen Source: Layman Loves Shows [Hangzaiwai ei ren ai kanxi] Publisher: udn.com Date: 2012/11/20 Language: Chinese Abstract: Tha author reveals that Director Lu Ai-ling founded Dada after recovering from an illness. This production is a dialogue with Taiwanese society as King Lear's stubborn idea of love and Gloucester's story reflect family problems in modern Taiwan. | 2. | Data Type: review Author: Hiiragi Source: A Portrait of a Cook as a Young Man [Yiwei nianqing chushi de huaxiang] Publisher: Pixnet Date: 2012/12/11 Language: Chinese Abstract: The reviewer finds Cordelia’s foolhardiness adorable. The story of Gloucester is obscure due to the dual roles in the play-within-the-play. The appearance of Chinese teacups, fans and the music instrument guqin seems inappropriate but, overall, the play deserves recognition for conveying values in such a different light. |
1. | Data Type: essay Author: Liao, Baboo Source: Performing Arts Review [PAR biaoyan yishu] Place: Taipei Volume, Number: 240 Date: 2012/12/4 Language: Chinese Abstract: Lear is representative of everyone in modern Taiwan where the milieu is in disorder and disharmony. Actors from diversified fields and professions bring in different cultures, by which means the director stages this play. This is part one of a family ethics trilogy, dealing with the relationship between father and daughters. Part two will be adapted from Ibsen’s A Doll’s House from female perspectives. |
1. | Data Type: bio Source: Prénom: Lear Performance Program Place: Taipei Publisher: Dada Theatre [Dada jutuan] Date: 2012/12/7 Language: Chinese Abstract: actor bio | 2. | Data Type: bio Source: Prénom: Lear Performance Program Place: Taipei Publisher: Dada Theatre [Dada jutuan] Date: 2012/12/7 Language: Chinese Abstract: actor bio | 3. | Data Type: bio Source: Prénom: Lear Performance Program Place: Taipei Publisher: Dada Theatre [Dada jutuan] Date: 2012/12/7 Language: Chinese Abstract: actor bio | 4. | Data Type: bio Source: Prénom: Lear Performance Program Place: Taipei Publisher: Dada Theatre [Dada jutuan] Date: 2012/12/7 Language: Chinese Abstract: costume designer bio | 5. | Data Type: bio Source: Prénom: Lear Performance Program Place: Taipei Publisher: Dada Theatre [Dada jutuan] Date: 2012/12/7 Language: Chinese Abstract: actor bio | 6. | Data Type: bio Source: Prénom: Lear Performance Program Place: Taipei Publisher: Dada Theatre [Dada jutuan] Date: 2012/12/7 Language: Chinese Abstract: stage designer bio | 7. | Data Type: bio Source: Prénom: Lear Performance Program Place: Taipei Publisher: Dada Theatre [Dada jutuan] Date: 2012/12/7 Language: Chinese Abstract: stage technical designer bio | 8. | Data Type: bio Source: Prénom: Lear Performance Program Place: Taipei Publisher: Dada Theatre [Dada jutuan] Date: 2012/12/7 Language: Chinese Abstract: actor bio | 9. | Data Type: bio Source: Prénom: Lear Performance Program Place: Taipei Publisher: Dada Theatre [Dada jutuan] Date: 2012/12/7 Language: Chinese Abstract: playwright-director bio | 10. | Data Type: bio Source: Prénom: Lear Performance Program Place: Taipei Publisher: Dada Theatre [Dada jutuan] Date: 2012/12/7 Language: Chinese Abstract: actor bio | 11. | Data Type: bio Source: Prénom: Lear Performance Program Place: Taipei Publisher: Dada Theatre [Dada jutuan] Date: 2012/12/7 Language: Chinese Abstract: actor bio | 12. | Data Type: bio Source: Prénom: Lear Performance Program Place: Taipei Publisher: Dada Theatre [Dada jutuan] Date: 2012/12/7 Language: Chinese Abstract: lighting designer bio | 13. | Data Type: bio Source: Prénom: Lear Performance Program Place: Taipei Publisher: Dada Theatre [Dada jutuan] Date: 2012/12/7 Language: Chinese Abstract: stage director bio | 14. | Data Type: bio Source: Prénom: Lear Performance Program Place: Taipei Publisher: Dada Theatre [Dada jutuan] Date: 2012/12/7 Language: Chinese Abstract: music designer bio | 15. | Data Type: bio Source: Prénom: Lear Performance Program Place: Taipei Publisher: Dada Theatre [Dada jutuan] Date: 2012/12/7 Language: Chinese Abstract: actor bio |
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