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Theatre in a media culture : production, performance and perception since 1970 /

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040		\|aDLC\|beng\|cDLC\|dBAKER\|dBTCTA\|dPVY
050	00	\|aPN2041.M37\|bJ46 2007
082	00	\|a302.23
100	1	\|aJensen, Amy Petersen,\|d1967-
245	10	\|aTheatre in a media culture :\|bproduction, performance and perception since 1970 /\|cAmy Petersen Jensen.
260		\|aJefferson, N.C. :\|bMcFarland,\|c©2007.
300		\|av, 221 pages ;\|c23 cm
336		\|atext\|btxt\|2rdacontent
337		\|aunmediated\|bn\|2rdamedia
338		\|avolume\|bnc\|2rdacarrier
504		\|aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 211-218) and index.
505	0	\|aThe mediatized stage: theatre, visual culture, and presence -- Theatre's new visual literacy: production and reception in a mediatized culture -- Theatrical space in mass-media culture -- Nostalgia as theatrical presence and commodity -- Media as an overt presence in theatrical text and production -- Media and the performing body -- Theatre and the grammar of media technology -- Reality and spectatorship.
520		\|a"Works like Wilson's 3D digital opera Monsters of Grace and Schophorst's digitally animated Bodymaps demonstrate shifting nature of live performance. Critiques how use of media technology has challenged and changed traditional dramatic performance, how theatre has reconfigured itself to access the economic and cultural power of the media, and the extent to which mediatization undermines theatrical creativity"--Provided by publisher.
650	0	\|aMass media and theater.
910		\|a20150624
095		\|d302.23\|eJ453.2\|pBOOK

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'Works like Wilson's 3D digital opera Monsters of Grace and Schophorst's digitally animated Bodymaps demonstrate shifting nature of live performance. Critiques how use of media technology has challenged and changed traditional dramatic performance, how theatre has reconfigured itself to access the economic and cultural power of the media, and the extent to which mediatization undermines theatrical creativity'--Provided by publisher.

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