Should Society Invest More in Art or in Science?
Introduction The question of whether society should prioritise investment in art or science is a complex and multifaceted debate that touches on cultural, economic, ...
Why Theatre and Drama Matters to People and Society
Introduction Theatre and drama have long served as vital components of human culture, offering a mirror to society’s values, struggles, and aspirations. Through performance, ...
How Have Political and Economic Factors Influenced Berkoff’s Metamorphosis?
Introduction This essay examines the impact of political and economic factors on Steven Berkoff’s adaptation of Franz Kafka’s *Metamorphosis*, a seminal work in modern ...
How Science Can Improve Artistic Creativity
Introduction This essay explores the intersection of science and artistic creativity, examining how scientific principles and methodologies can enhance artistic expression. From the perspective ...
The Evolution of Theatre and Key Theatrical Theories: Semiotics, Phenomenology, and Stanislavsky
Introduction This essay explores the historical evolution of theatre and three significant theatrical theories—semiotics, phenomenology, and the Stanislavsky system—within the context of visual performance ...
Research Report: Stanislavski – Write Up and Off-Text Exploration
Introduction This research report explores the application of Konstantin Stanislavski’s acting techniques, specifically focusing on given circumstances and objectives, within an improvised scene inspired ...
Performance Theory in Cultural Studies
Introduction Performance theory, a critical framework within cultural studies, offers a lens through which to examine how identities, social norms, and power structures are ...
How Can Public Art Contribute to Social Change in Contemporary Urban Environments?
Introduction Public art, as a visible and often provocative element of urban landscapes, holds significant potential to influence social change by engaging communities, fostering ...
