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Artaud, Antonin Average customer rating: Tread Lightly Essential Signaling furiously through the flames "The only cure for madness is the innocence of facts" (150). Decimation and Re-birth The Theater and Its Double Antonin Artaud Manufacturer: Grove Press ProductGroup: Book Binding: Paperback Similar Items: Brecht on Theatre: The Development of an Aesthetic Towards a Poor Theatre (Theatre Arts (Routledge Paperback)) The Empty Space: A Book About the Theatre: Deadly, Holy, Rough, Immediate Theatre of the Oppressed A Director Prepares: Seven Essays on Art in Theatre ASIN: Amazon.com Customer Reviews: Tread Lightly This is definitely required reading for theatre students. It will help you better understand the shift in modern and experimental theatre that has transpired over the course of the last century. It will also help you better understand the basis for a lot of horrible theatre concepts staged by overzealous students and professors, the world over.... Be wary of people throwing around the Theatre of Cruetly catchphrase as if they know what it means....

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Antonin Artaud From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search Antonin Artaud Born 4 September 1896 Marseille France Died Occupation Theatre director Poet Playwright Actor Nationality French Period Modernism Literary movement Surrealism Notable work(s) The Theatre and its Double French literature By category French literary history Medieval 16th century 17th century 18th century ... Contemporary French writers Chronological list Writers by category Novelists Playwrights ... Literature portal This box: view talk edit Antonin Artaud (September 4, 1896, in Marseille – March 4, 1948 in Paris) was a French playwright poet actor and theatre director . Antonin is a diminutive form of Antoine " little Anthony ", and was among a list of names which Artaud used throughout his writing career. Contents Background England Final years Theatre of Cruelty ... edit Background Born Antoine Marie Joseph Artaud in Marseille France , as the son to Euphrasie Nalpas and Antoine-Roi Artaud. Both his parents were natives of Smyrna (modern day Izmir ), and he was greatly affected by his Greek ancestry.

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6. Antonin Artaud Includes a selection of writings by and about Artaud, some in French only. http://www.antoninartaud.org/

7. Artaud, Antonin 1896-1948 [WorldCat Identities] The theater and its double by Antonin Artaud ( Book ) 89 editions published between 1938 and 2009 in http://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n79-39731

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8. Antonin Artaud (important To Patti Smith) An article by Mary Lynch and Fiona Webster. http://www.oceanstar.com/patti/bio/artaud.htm

antonin artaud [contributed by Mary Lynch, w/ additions by Fiona Webster] [Patti Smith's] aesthetic program is one that owes an incalculable debt to Antonin Artaud, who, in the words of Roger Shattuck, "concocted a magic amalgam of theatrical style, occult and esoteric knowledge . . . antiliterary pronouncements, drug cultism and revolutionary rhetoric without politics." New York Times Antonin Artaud: 1896-1948. Actor, director, writer, artist, founder of the "theatre of cruelty". A visionary and a mystic. He saw the theatre as a ritual able to give rise to a numinous experience within the spectator. He believed that new myths must be found for modern audiences, as we no longer participate in the same mysteries as in the past. In his article "Metaphysics and the mise en scene," Artaud discusses the decline in the meaningfulness of certain myths to painting. Artaud called his theatre the Theatre of Cruelty. He wrote two manifestos entitled "The Theatre of Cruelty" and "The Theatre and Cruelty". Through it, he meant to enable the viewer to project his or her feelings and sensations beyond the usual limits imposed by time and space. The audience would be capable of having a powerful metaphysical experience whle watching the stage. Afterwards, the audience would feel purified. A sample quotation: I employ the word cruelty in the sense of an appetite for life, a cosmic rigor,an implacable necessity,in the gnostic sense of a living whirlwind that devours darkness, in the sense that pain apart from whose ineluctable necessity life could not continue; good is desired, it is the consequence of an act; evil is permanent.

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Antonin Artaud Pitcher French dramatist, actor, writer September 4, 1896 - March 4, 1948 The Pain of Botched Adjustment Artaud External Links Artaud Bibliography Artaud References ... The Pain of Botched Adjustment "I have only aimed at the clockworking of the soul; I've only transcribed the pain of botched adjustment" Artaud Artaud's credentials as a madman are impeccable. By age 21 he had already suffered a bout of meningitis, hereditary syphilis and a nervous breakdown. Furthermore, he spent approximately 15 of his 52 earthly years inside various mental institutions. His art has recently been described as: ...one long scream of protest at the inadequacy of language, of human society, of the body and the mind. ( Luc Sante Slate Magazine , October 15, 1996. In her biography of Artaud, Bettina Knapp writes: Artaud's unique theatrical invention was a direct result of his malady. His physical and mental torment was so acute as to make it impossible for him to see the world except through the dark prism of his tortured Self Knapp, page 198

12. Antonin Artaud! Antonin Artaud. Madman/theorist/philosopher/playwright Antonin Artaud's final work was a radiophonic creation entitled To Have Done With The Judgment Of God. http://wfmu.org/LCD/GreatDJ/artaud.html

Antonin Artaud Madman/theorist/philosopher/playwright Antonin Artaud's final work was a radiophonic creation entitled "To Have Done With The Judgment Of God." It was written after several years' internment in psychiatric institutions which roughly corresponded to the duration of WWII. During his stay at the asylum, Artaud's behavior was characterized by delusions, auditory hallucinations, glossolalia and violent tantrums. He underwent a myriad of bizarre treatments for this behavior including coma-inducing insulin therapy and electroshock therapy. "Pour En Finir Avec le Judgement de Dieu" is a heretic's scatalogical tirade at the extreme of the linguistic lunatic fringe. It was perhaps Artaud's electronic revenge against his incarcerators an invective broadcast from the end of the mind. It was commissioned in 1947 by Ferdinand Pouey, the director of dramatic and literary broadcasts for French Radio. The work defies description, and although it was actually recorded in the studios of the French Radio at the end of 1947 and scheduled to be broadcast at 10:45 PM on February 2, 1948, the broadcast was cancelled at the last minute by the director of French Radio, Vladimir Porche. Citing Artaud's scatalogical, vicious and obscene anti-American and anti-Catholic pronouncements as something that the French radio audience could do without, he upheld this censorship in the face of widespread support from many culturally prominent figures including Jean Cocteau, Jean Louis Barrault, Rene Clair and Paul Eluard. Pouey actually quit his job in protest. Artaud died a little over a month later, profoundly disappointed over the rejection of the work. It was not broadcast over the airwaves until thirty years later.

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Antonin Artaud y sus dobles Manuel Ulloa Su existencia fue como la dislocación permanente de una vida desdoblada. Tristán Tzara definió su obra como "el dolor corporal proyectado en la vida mental". El "hombre-teatro" (como lo llamaban algunos) hizo de su cuerpo el escenario de un conflicto cósmico en el que su ser se desgarraba constantemente entre la carne y el espíritu, entre la pureza y la enfermedad, entre las fuerzas del Bien y del Mal. A.A. estaba siempre en el ojo de un huracán, quizá por eso permanecía inascible, incluso para sí mismo. La identificación progresiva que fue estableciendo entre la vida y el teatro lo llevó a renunciar a la escena, o mejor dicho, a transladar el drama de las tablas a su cuerpo para crear al fin un "espectáculo integral". Después de su viaje a México, el teatro deja de ser para él un medio y se convierte en el fin mismo, en una forma de vida verdadera. "Si el teatro dobla la vida, la vida dobla al teatro verdadero" El teatro y su doble El teatro y la cultura o El teatro oriental y el teatro occidental Tomemos el caso del célebre Dr. Jacques Lacan, quien vendría a diagnosticar en el asilo para enfermos mentales de Sainte-Anne en 1938, que Artaud padecía una fijación irremediable, que nunca volvería a escribir y que viviría ochenta años. En aquella ocasión Lacan erró tres veces su "observación psicoanalítica rápida": A.A. murió diez años después, pero antes no sólo salió de su fijación sino que escribió

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15. Facts About Artaud, Antonin: Acting, As Discussed In Britannica Compton's Encycl Facts about Artaud, Antonin acting, A major influence on 20thcentury acting emanates from the writings of the French actor and director Antonin Artaud. He conceived of the actor http://www.britannica.com/facts/11/896242/

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16. Antonin Artaud Abdruck des Gedichts. http://www.nightacademy.de/texte/antonin_artaud.htm

Antonin Artaud Die Nacht wirkt In den Schl�uchen gebl�hter Laken drin die ganze Nacht atmet, sp�rt der Dichter sein Haar l�nger und voller werden. �ber alle Theken der Erde ragen entwurzelte Gl�ser, der Dichter sp�rt, wie sein Denken und sein Geschlecht ihn verlassen. Denn hier ist das Leben fraglich und der Bauch des Denkens; die Flaschen sto�en an die Sch�del der luftigen Versammlung. Das WORT treibt Schlaf wie eine Bl�te oder ein Glas voller Formen und Rauch. Das Glas und der Bauch kollidieren, das Leben ist klar in den Glas gewordenen Sch�deln. Der leidenschaftliche Aeropag der Dichter versammelt sich um den gr�nen Filz, die Leere kreist. Das Leben durchquert das Denken des Dichters mit vollem Haar. In der Stra�e nicht als ein Fenster, die Karten mischen; im Fenster die geile Frau zeigt ihren schamlosen Bauch. Aus: Bilboquet, 1925. �bersetzung: Gerd Henniger. Zitiert nach: Das surrealistische Gedicht, hg. von Heribert Becker, Edouard Jaguer und Petr Kr�l, Frankfurt / Main 1985.

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