Between 1989 and 1991 several of Shakespeare's tragedies were performed in the central hall of Broadmoor Hospital. This book sets these important events on record. It offers insights into the impact of such drama, in such a setting, upon actors and audience.
Between 1989 and 1991 several of Shakespeare's tragedies were performed in the central hall of Broadmoor Hospital. This book sets these important events on record. It offers insights into the impact of such drama, in such a setting, upon actors and audience.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Foreword by Sir Ian McKellen. Acknowledgements. The Friends of Broadmoor Hospital. Horizons of Possibility and Ethical Boundaries. Prologue: 'How these things came about' Murray Cox. 1. Dramatis Personae. Introduction. The Audience: Broadmoor Patients and Staff Trevor Walt. 1.2 & 3. Actors and Directors. The Royal Shakespeare Company The Royal National Theatre Wilde Community Theatre Company. Honesty Body Language and 'a different discomfort' Murray Cox. 1.2.1. Hamlet and Romeo Mark Rylance interviews by Rob Ferris. 1.2.2. Juliet Georgia Slowe interviewed by Ann Barker. 1.2.2. King Lear Brian Cox interviewed by Rob Ferris. 1.2.4. From Gertrude to Regan Clare Higgins interviewed by Ann Barker. 1.2.5. A Letter from Claudius (Peter Wight). 1.2.4. A Letter from Ophelia (Rebecca Saire). 1.3.1. Ron Daniels director of Hamlet interviewed by Rob Ferris. 1.3.2. Deborah Warner director of King Lear interviewed by Ann Barker. 1.3.3. Dominic Barber director of Measure for Measure interviewed by Rob Ferris. 2. Stage Directions. Introduction Murray Cox. 2.1. The Setting: Broadmoor Hospital Harvey Gordon. 2.2. The Set and Stage Management Ian Bayne. 'Untoward Events' and Discovery Spaces Murray Cox. 3. 'This Tempest in my Mind': A Collage of Comment. Introduction Murray Cox. This Tempest in my mind Murray Cox. 4. Wider Horizons. Introduction Murray Cox. 4.1. Performance and Projective Possibilities Alice Theilgaard. 4.2. Drama in Custodial Settings. Introduction Murray Cox. 4.2.i. Greek Drama in Custodial Settings Oliver Taplin. 4.2.2. That Secret Voice Cicely Berry. 4.2.3. Psychodrama with Forensic Patients: A Cautious Exploration Eva Roine. 4.2.4. Creating a Character in a Locked Facility Melinda Meyer. 4.2.5. Dramatic Improvisation Saul Hewish. 4.2.6. Awakening the Voice Inside: Dramatherapy and Theatre Initiatives in Prison Jessica Saunders. Further Reflections Murray Cox. 4.3. The Nature and Scope of Dramatherapy: Theatre of Healing Sue Jennings. Epilogue: Reporting to the 'Yet Unknowing World' Murray Cox. Appendix A. Forensic Psychiatry and Forensic Psychotherapy. Appendix B. 'Shakespeare Psychiatry and the Unconscious'. Bibliography. The Contributors. Cast Lists. Subject Index. Name Index. Quotations from Shakespeare's Plays.
Foreword by Sir Ian McKellen. Acknowledgements. The Friends of Broadmoor Hospital. Horizons of Possibility and Ethical Boundaries. Prologue: 'How these things came about' Murray Cox. 1. Dramatis Personae. Introduction. The Audience: Broadmoor Patients and Staff Trevor Walt. 1.2 & 3. Actors and Directors. The Royal Shakespeare Company The Royal National Theatre Wilde Community Theatre Company. Honesty Body Language and 'a different discomfort' Murray Cox. 1.2.1. Hamlet and Romeo Mark Rylance interviews by Rob Ferris. 1.2.2. Juliet Georgia Slowe interviewed by Ann Barker. 1.2.2. King Lear Brian Cox interviewed by Rob Ferris. 1.2.4. From Gertrude to Regan Clare Higgins interviewed by Ann Barker. 1.2.5. A Letter from Claudius (Peter Wight). 1.2.4. A Letter from Ophelia (Rebecca Saire). 1.3.1. Ron Daniels director of Hamlet interviewed by Rob Ferris. 1.3.2. Deborah Warner director of King Lear interviewed by Ann Barker. 1.3.3. Dominic Barber director of Measure for Measure interviewed by Rob Ferris. 2. Stage Directions. Introduction Murray Cox. 2.1. The Setting: Broadmoor Hospital Harvey Gordon. 2.2. The Set and Stage Management Ian Bayne. 'Untoward Events' and Discovery Spaces Murray Cox. 3. 'This Tempest in my Mind': A Collage of Comment. Introduction Murray Cox. This Tempest in my mind Murray Cox. 4. Wider Horizons. Introduction Murray Cox. 4.1. Performance and Projective Possibilities Alice Theilgaard. 4.2. Drama in Custodial Settings. Introduction Murray Cox. 4.2.i. Greek Drama in Custodial Settings Oliver Taplin. 4.2.2. That Secret Voice Cicely Berry. 4.2.3. Psychodrama with Forensic Patients: A Cautious Exploration Eva Roine. 4.2.4. Creating a Character in a Locked Facility Melinda Meyer. 4.2.5. Dramatic Improvisation Saul Hewish. 4.2.6. Awakening the Voice Inside: Dramatherapy and Theatre Initiatives in Prison Jessica Saunders. Further Reflections Murray Cox. 4.3. The Nature and Scope of Dramatherapy: Theatre of Healing Sue Jennings. Epilogue: Reporting to the 'Yet Unknowing World' Murray Cox. Appendix A. Forensic Psychiatry and Forensic Psychotherapy. Appendix B. 'Shakespeare Psychiatry and the Unconscious'. Bibliography. The Contributors. Cast Lists. Subject Index. Name Index. Quotations from Shakespeare's Plays.
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