Masks, mimes and miracles : studies in the popular theatre
Auteurs : Nicoll, Allardyce (Auteur)
Lieu de publication : New York
Éditeur : Cooper Square Publishers
Date de publication : 1963
Langue : Anglais
Description : 407 p. : 29 cm.
Notes : Index : p. 391-408.
Sujets :
Masque (théâtre) - Histoire
Histoire du mime
Commedia dell'arte - Histoire
Histoire du théâtre
Fous et bouffons - Histoire
Fous et bouffons - Aspect religieux
Théâtre du geste - Histoire
Rites et cérémonies
Dépouillement du document :
1- The mimes
Introductory
Secularism, paganism and Christianity
The Dorian mime
The comic figures and their costumes
Mythological burlesque and other themes
The characters
Animal masks
Dance and song
Acrobats and jugglers
Epicharmus and the Greek mime
Eipcharmus
Herodas
Theocritus and Sophron
The erotic fragment
An Athenian terra-cotta
The mimic fool
The phlyakes
Rhinthon and mythological burlesque
Herakles and Odysseus
Zeus and other mythological figures
Scenes of daily life
The typical masks
The phlyax stage
The atellanae
Origin and style
L. Pomponius Bononiensis and Novius
The stock masks : bucco, dossennus-manducus, maccus, pappus, cicirrus
Connexions with the mime
Summary
2- The heyday of mimic drama
The nature of the mime
Definitions of the mime
The mimic actors
Terminology
The acrobats and jugglers
The companies
The arch-mime and the mimic fool
Costumes and masks
The mimic actress
Individual actors and actresses
The methods of performance
The mimic plays
Roman mime-writers
The oxyrhynchus mimes
Adultery mimes
Christian mimes and others
Mimic obscenity
Mimic satire
The mimic style
The decay of the mimic drama
The pantomime
3- The fate of the mimes in the dark ages
The tracks of the mimes
The church councils and other records
The secular drama of the Middle Ages
The joculatores or jongleurs
The Terence codices
Dramatic activities of the jongleurs
The medieval fool
Records of the mimi
The “elegiac conedies”
Farces and interludes
The religious drama of the Middle Ages
Theories regarding the Medieval religious drama
The mystery cycles
The comic scenes
The Medieval devils
The actors
The Medieval stages
The mansions
Scenic effects
Medieval ideas of the classical stage
The drama in Byzantium
4- The commedia dell’ arte
Introductory
Theories regarding the origin
The meaning of the term
Uscite and Chiusette
The Lazzi
The Mountebanks
The scenario
The types of scenario
The value of the scenario
The stock types : the ‘serious’ persons
The innamorato
The innamorata
The servant-maid, or fantesca
The stock types : the capitano
The stock types : the old men
Pantalone
The dottore
Pasquariello
Cola, Cassandro and Coviello
The stock types : the zanni
The origin and significance of the word ‘zanni’ Arlecchino
The stock types : Brighella, Scapino, Mezzetino, and Scaramuccia
The stock types : Pucinella, Pedrolino and other zanni
The companies : the early troupes
André or Andrea, and Marcantonio Soldino an Anton Maria
The troupe of Alberto Ganassa
The companies : the gelosi and gelosi-uniti
The companies : the confidenti
The companies : the desiosi and the accesi
The companies : the fedeli
The companies : the later mantuan troupes and the troupes of Parma and Modena
The companies : the Italian comedians in France
Collection : Bibliothèque de l'École nationale de cirque
Localisation : Bibliothèque
Cote : 792.309 N645m 1963