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SCENOGRAPHY AS A USAGE OF SPACE
Pospíšilová, Jitka ; SMOLÍK, Robert (advisor) ; ŽIŽKA, Tomáš (referee)
This bachelor thesis discusses the matter of using space in theatre scenography. There is a description of non-traditional usage concept of scenographic space in the 20th century in the theoretical part of the paper and my experiences with the organisation of space usage, work with lights and sound, costumes making during the creation of the following pieces - Sarajevo and Endgame - in the practical part of the paper, including the part of working with actors in various space (rehearsal phase and the piece itself). The possibilities of how to make the theatre "non-theatrical" and how to close up with the audience are also discussed. Picture documentation is attached to the paper including basic scenography sketches and photographs from both pieces.
Georges Bizet - The complex scenographical project
Březinová, Dorota ; GLOGR, Karel (advisor) ; DUŠEK, Jan (referee)
The topic of my bachelor thesis is an opera of George Bizet Carmen and the scenographic solution. I describe my way to understanding the piece, the time of it's creation and the knowledge of historical facts. I also mention the relevant matters such as the history of corrida, flamenco, tradition of gypsy culture. I tried to figure out the reasons why the opera succeeded although the initial failure and how it happened to be one of the most played opera piece up to the present. I was looking for the limits of mediocrity. In the selected productions I focus on the public perception of the piece during the ages and I characterise the changes in the visual transformations and the contribution to the modern scenography. I compare art production in the leading opera houses: Royal Opera House Covent Garden (1989), La Scalla (2006) and Staatsoper Unter den Linden (2006). I also studied the Czech adaptation of Kolář a Tröster under the direction of Kašlík. I have asked myself whether restore and modernize the piece on every step. Finally I've decided for the update version and I consider it right.
Drama Theatre of David Radok
Horčicová, Zdeňka ; HRDINOVÁ, Radmila (advisor) ; BOKOVÁ, Marie (referee)
The thesis deals with productions of the director David Radok on Czech stages. Specifically Leaving by Václav Havel performed in Archa theatre, As You Like It by William Shakespeare performed at Revolving Theatre in Český Krumlov by drama ensemble of the South Bohemian Theatre and Troilus and Cressida by William Shakespeare performed in National Theatre in Prague. The thesis analyses director?s work using four different facets. These are work with the text of the play, stage design, sound effects and music and acting. Based on these facts, the thesis tries to describe the character of his production, his attitude to the various components of stage artwork and includes his work in the context of Czech drama theatre.
Georges Bizet: Carmen - compex scenography project
Suchá, Klára ; GLOGR, Karel (advisor) ; DUŠEK, Jan (referee)
The thesis works out my complex scenographic solution of the George Bizet's opera Carmen. I examine the historical context of the epoch, a brief biography of Georges Bizet summarizes the facts that influenced the creation of the opera Carmen. And what were the initial responses to the first release, among those ranks as well a chapter on Friedrich Nietzsche and his perception of the musical scene in Europe. In the analysis of the world productions of Carmen, I focused on the current shows from Berlin, New York and Barcelona. In my sources of inspiration for my concept I present my essential experiences with the current visual perception, I also deal with the polemic of war and fashion environment in terms of photography. From these sources I indicate the stage and costume design, which is described and documented in gallery below.
H. Ch. Andersen's Fairy tales Dramatized for the Czech Theatre Groups
Turková, Martina ; PROVAZNÍK, Jaroslav (advisor) ; MACHKOVÁ, Eva (referee)
The essay is devoted to study of the Hans Christian Andersen?s fairy tales that were dramatized for presentation by Czech children theatre groups. It`s first part deals with the analysis of Andersen's fairy tale literary output, with regard to his narrative style and his contribution to the genre of fairy tale. Second part of the work analyzes the Swineherd story in terms of qualities, which it offers to children?s theater, and compares it with other stories dramatized for the same purpose. The final part discusses six dramatizations of Swineherd, which were staged with children groups, especially in terms of how to convert a literary narrator in theatrical form, and the influence of the nature of such conversion on the structure of the production and its characters. In respect to each of the scripts, the essay studies the extent to which their authors managed to preserve the genre and style of the original and what influence any shifts had on the transmission of the Swineherd `s message.
Mr. Moritz Stiefel, Prince Myshkin, Mr. Michal Moučka, F. M. Dostojevskij, Frank Wedekind
Moučka, Michal ; KLIMSZA, Janusz (advisor) ; KLÍMA, Miloslav (referee)
In my diploma work I describe my own experiences and emocions of me like an actor during playing two theather roles on stage. Fist of them is Moritz Stiefel from drama Spring awakening. These part I rehearse in theatre Komorní scéna Aréna in Ostrava. Second part, wchich I am speaking of is Prince Myshkin, wchich I play in Theatre Petra Bezruče in town of Ostrava too. Because of the fact, that my real life has very comon moments with these two men I include to my diploma work fragments from my own liwing. In last two chapters I write brief facts about F.M. Dostojevskij and about Frank Wedekind.
Author´s Work with Material in Theatre and Non-theatre Space
Benešová, Tereza ; TÄUBELOVÁ, Kristýna (advisor) ; SMOLÍK, Robert (referee)
Within my master's degree project Bathrooms I cooperated on the creation of several performances and theatre productions, in bathrooms of private flats as well as in theatre space. The main content of my thesis is therefore a reflection of these personal experiences, which are mostly founded on work with authentic material as a significant source of inspiration. The first part of the thesis concentrates on ten short performances in authenthic space (bathrooms), which were created in years 2009-2011. Here, I look into the solutions of the individual performances from the position of an author and a performer. At the conclusion of this part, I mostly place emphasis on the communication with the audience within the functions in authentic space, and I compare my own approach to the methods of other artists. The second part of the thesis is focused on the projects which I implemented in theatre space, together with other colleagues. These projects were founded on my experiences from the bathroom performances. In this part, I analyse the evolution of creative process, and seek connection with the experiments in authentic space.
Mask in Modern Art Theatre
Brejcha, Jan ; SMOLÍK, Robert (advisor) ; KRÁLOVÁ, Andrea (referee)
In this bachalor´s thesis, I will deal with the use of masks in the author's art theater. After a short introduction, in which I will concentrate on the definition of the mask, it´s evolution and division, I will discuss three own projects (one realized, one unrealized and one waiting for induction this year). In all these projects, I will watch the selected phenomen, the use of mask and always I try to apply masks concept on my own creation.
Mobility and It´s Social Meaning
Hadravová, Kateřina ; ŽIŽKA, Tomáš (advisor) ; MATÁSEK, Petr (referee)
This thesis deals with the possibilities of scenic mobility and its social meaning especially to a group of realizators and the local community. Text is a summary of the overall creative and technical solution of projects Cantalon as a part of the festival Histeria and Roaming theater that arose during the master's program KALD department of Stage design in 2011-2012. Emphasis is given on the needs and opportunities in the development and implementation of mobile authors projects.
An Actor's Self-reflection
Böhm, Jiří ; KOČVAROVÁ, Markéta (advisor) ; KLÍMA, Miloslav (referee)
The main goal of this thesis is to critically observe own evolution as an actor and define moments that caused this evolution or aided it in some way. The thesis also describes the process of how individual plays were created, especially how they helped an actor grow. As a result, the thesis sets a future direction of things and foreshadows possible development.

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