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Peculiarities of copyright in a theatrical production

Theory and Practice of Intellectual Property
The article examines the features of a theatrical production as a work of theatrical artthat is created on the basis of a dramaturgical work (literary, musical, choreographic, orother), has a single idea and a specific title.Ukrainian legislation does not define the composition of the authors of a theatrical production.The study proves that the authors
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Representing Wholeness: Learning via Theatrical Productions

Journal of Management Inquiry, 2010
To facilitate learning in a complete way means engaging in a holistic experience of learning that includes both artistic and discursive forms of representation.This requires the learner to be wholly present in the moment and capable of understanding and linking both the rational and emotional dimensions of learning and knowing. Consistent with previous
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Opera and modes of theatrical production

2012
Opera is a form of theatre, but the degree to which theatre participates in opera is an issue over which battles, many of them surprisingly vituperative, continue to be fought. In fact, over the last several decades, as the stage director has laid claim to being an artist with a creative presence equal to that of the composer and librettist, the ...
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Reanimating the Animated: Disney's Theatrical Productions

TDR/The Drama Review, 2004
Metamorphosis is the cornerstone of Disney animation. Princes are turned into beasts and lions into matinee idols. Accomplishing this filmic flexibility onstage is central to Disney's expansion into theatrical production. Broadway's Beauty and the Beast, and the productions that came after, show how the elasticity of film animation can be recreated ...
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The Power of Theatrical Discourse in a Belgian Production of The Glass Menagene

Gramma: Journal of Theory and Criticism, 1994
Recent research has failed to elucidate fully the nature of the semiotic link between dramatic and performance texts. Through the reconstruction of a 1988 Brussels production of The Glass Menagerie, it is possible to obtain a better understanding of the relationship between the two texts.
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Staging Labor: On Theatricality as Mode of Production

2023
This dissertation identifies an anti-theatrical prejudice in theoretical attempts to conceptualize production shared by otherwise divergent schools of thought. It demonstrates how this ‘horror of theatricality’ has structured a wide array of philosophical traditions in their thinking through the question of what it means to have effects on the world ...
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