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Insights: The Art of Directing
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- Опубліковано 2 лют 2016
- Broadcaster Edith Bowman is joined by a panel of directors for Deloitte Ignite: The Art of Directing. In the film the directors discuss their roles in stage and screen. Find out more about Insights Events: www.roh.org.uk/...
The event, held in partnership with Directors UK, explored what a director does from rehearsals through to performance - and featured contributors from across three different disciplines; film director David Yates, theatre director Thea Sharrock and Director of The Royal Opera, Kasper Holten.
This is fascinating. Thank you so much for these great posts.
It is only my personal opinion and I don't argue about specific names or values of directors working for ROH or any big opera company, but in general: opera should be more about singers not stage/artistic directors. Nowadays I found dangerous trend to focus more on ideas and inspirations imposed by directors in which creative possibilities of the artist are very much limited - in addition to issues related to selection of the cast in modern operas, where voice values are less and less a priority. Most important, in such conditions, is effect that was founded by director. Suffers art - because everything on stage is happening not from invention of the cast/artists, but one person who manages the project. Singers are becoming more like performers not creative artist in a way we know from the past....
I think we need more (desire) personalities on stage, less directors modern theater.
With no offense to anyone here. :)
Anyway I am very thankful to ROH, for this clip and wonderful interview. It makes great impression on me, and make me feeling being a part of a cultural community.
Great post!
Greetings!
helpful information, very nice
British directors have almost zero emotion lol
Most stage directors now days are completely illiterate in opera or music in general.