Standard Theatre Awards

Some articles on standard theatre awards, theatre:

List Of Awards And Nominations Received By Maggie Smith - Theatre Awards - Evening Standard Theatre Awards
... Evening Standard Theatre Awards Best Actress (won) for The Private Ear and The Public Eye, 1962 Evening Standard Theatre Awards Best Actress (won) for Hedda Gabler, 1970 ...
Augusto Boal - Published Works - Games For Actors and Non-Actors (London: Routledge, 1992; Second Edition 2002)
... In contrast to Theatre of the Oppressed, it contains little academic theory and many practical examples for drama practitioners to use even if not practicing theatre that is related ... It has been influential in the development of Community Theatre and Theatre in Education (T.I.E.) practices worldwide, especially in Europe and South America ...
IMAX - Gallery
... The Cinesphere in Toronto, the first IMAX theatre in the world The iconic golden snail IMAX at Taman Mini Indonesia Indah, Jakarta, Indonesia, since 1975 Prasads IMAX Theater, at Hyderabad, India IMAX 3D at "Broad ... Force – Dayton, Ohio Imax21-1.jpg The 21 Cineplex IMAX theatre in Jakarta, Indonesia ...
Yaron Lifschitz
... Yaron Lifschitz is an Australian theatre director most notable for his involvement in the circus arts ... He has directed over 50 productions including mainstage theatre, physical theatre, large scale events and opera ... He was first artistic director of the Australian Museum's Theatre Unit a position he held for five years ...

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