Pop performance : four seminal influences ; the work of Jack Smith, Tom Murrin--the Alien Comic, Ethyl Eichelberger, and the Split Britches Company
Chapter One, the introduction, presents the qualities constituting Pop Performance and provides a background regarding the performance spaces which helped popularize this performance style.
"Chapter One, the introduction, presents the qualities constituting Pop Performance and provides a background regarding the performance spaces which helped popularize this performance style."@en
"Chapter Eight discusses the work of the Split Britches Company, namely Peggy Shaw, Lois Weaver and Deborah Margolin, including Shaw's association with Hot Peaches, Weaver's association with Spiderwoman theatre, and their influence in establishing WOW. Chapter Nine documents and analyzes Split Britches's production of Upwardly Mobile Home (1984-85)."@en
"The dissertation examines Pop Performance, a style of theatre originating in New York's East Village. It is an entertaining cross between the more formal non-narrative performance art prevalent in the 1970's and a resurging vaudevillian aesthetic linked to the Ridiculous theatre tradition. It discusses the theatre of Jack Smith, Tom Murrin who performs as the Alien Comic, Ethyl Eichelberger, and the Split Britches Company consisting of Peggy Shaw, Lois Weaver, and Deborah Margolin; all of whom write, direct, and perform their own material. They have been among the vanguard in developing Pop Performance and have greatly influenced the work of younger performers."@en
"Chapter Two focuses on Jack Smith, a pioneering performer and filmmaker whose work includes the underground film classic Flaming Creatures. Chapter Three documents and analyzes Smith's 1982 production of I Was a Male Yvonne de Carlo for the Lucky Landlord Underground."@en
"Chapter Ten summarizes the qualities constituting Pop Performance and shows how these qualities are manifested in the work discussed. Also discussed are several younger performers whose work has been influenced by these seminal performers."@en
"Chapter Six examines the work of Ethyl Eichelberger, including his solo and ensemble work. Chapter Seven documents and analyzes Eichelberger's production of Mrs. Wiggs in the Cabbage Patch (1984)."@en
"Chapter Four focuses on the work of Tom Murrin who currently performs as the Alien Comic. Chapter Five documents and analyzes two of Murrin's performance pieces: "The Double Show" and "The Alien Comic Songbook" (1984)."@en
"Pop performance, four seminal influences the work of Jack Smith, Tom Murrin - the alien comic, Ethyl Eichelberger, and the Split Britches Company"
"Pop performance : four seminal influences ; the work of Jack Smith, Tom Murrin--the Alien Comic, Ethyl Eichelberger, and the Split Britches Company"@en
"Pop performance : four seminal influences : the work of Jack Smith, Tom Murrin--the Alien Comic, Ethyl Eichelberger, and the Split Britches Company"@en
"Pop Performance, four seminal influences; the work of Jack Smith, Tom Murrin--The Alien Comic, Ethyl Eichelberger, and the Split Britches Company"@en
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