What is theatre capable of? Simon Stone at TEDxSydney
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- Опубликовано: 12 июн 2011
- Theatre director Simon Stone deconstructs some of the common visual and audio tricks of modern theatre in this first-ever performance utilising a cast of first-time volunteer actors recruited in the days prior to TEDxSydney 2011 and rehearsed just once, the night before the event!
Simon is a writer, director and actor. After graduating from The Victorian College of the Arts, he acted in the films Jindabyne, Kokoda, Balibo, Blame and Eye of the Storm, and on stage in Benedict Andrews' Belvoir production of Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?.
In 2007 Simon founded the independent theatre ensemble The Hayloft Project. For Hayloft he wrote and directed Thyestes and The Only Child; adapted and directed The Suicide, Spring Awakening, Platonov, and one third of the multi-director project 3xSisters; and directed B.C.. In 2009 he directed his first main stage production for Belvoir, The Promise. In 2010 he was invited by newly-appointed Artistic Director Ralph Myers to become
Belvoir's Resident Director. His first production in this position was the 2011 production of The Wild Duck, which he wrote and directed after Ibsen's play of the same name. This year he will also direct Neighbourhood Watch for Belvoir and Baal, co-translated with Tom Wright, for Sydney Theatre Company and Malthouse Theatre.
tedxsydney.com/site/newSpeaker...
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TEDxSydney 2011 took place on Saturday 28 May 2011 at CarriageWorks. Tens of thousands of people enjoyed the day: 800 in the theatre, over 1,000 via big screen simulcast in The Forum, up to 48,000 online via RUclips ... and up to 80,000 tuning in to ABC Radio National. It was a grand day. About TEDx, x = independently organised event In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TEDx is a program of local, self-organised events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. At a TEDx event, TEDTalks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. These local, self-organised events are branded TEDx, where x = independently organised TED event. The TED Conference provides general guidance for the TEDx program, but individual TEDx events are self-organised.* (*Subject to certain rules and regulations) 
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Who else has to watch this for class?
Me
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Me
Yup
Me 😂
“And this has been Simon says.”
the presentation is in itself an act of theatre.... i love its simplicity and how the actors act in different scenarios with the same script, this in turn taught me a lot to appreciate theatre art. :D
Facts, I’m just starting Theatre Appreciation at a uni, and this is a great intro
Its really interesting how, what begins as a simplistic demonstration of theatre practices and conventions can transform into an emotionally engaging piece of theatre. There is a moment where, despite direction from the voiceover, the scene takes shape as a distinct story.
You just explained the brilliance of the video perfectly.
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This will be an excellent introduction before doing contentless scenes with my classes.
Glad to see an appreciation for Empty Space Theatre.
I have watched this video over and over
and learn something new every time...
It's been over a year since I watched this last...
I have grown as an Acting Director... and THIS TIME
watching THIS video... "I got it"... not just the words,
but the deep down meaning of what the narrator is
expecting us to FEEL/SEE...
The lighting, the movement, of each actor, the music
score, ...
I really appreciated this video more now, than 5 years ago...
Thank you for sharing this...
What is that old saying?
"When the Student is Ready, the Teacher will Appear."
That is why I LOVE Ted Talks... They get the Best of the BEST.
I love the different demonstrations that are presented in this video! It’s truly incredible how just little changes on stage can completely change the mood of the “scene”.
This is a great scene with great actors! Love it!
It's been 3 years and I'm back again to watch this great video.
Brilliant. What a great STARTING point for looking at Theatre. Peter would be proud.
That was so good!! Truly deserve a big round of applause.
had to watch this for a theater class! Yes let's do this!!!
really enjoyed watching this found it very informative
I'm glad I have some acting experience, otherwise i might have no idea what is it at all. and how amazing this is.
Jalek24 I'm discovering that is true for just about everything. I have to struggle with it myself before I am able to appreciate the genius of others.
The first rule of acting is reacting. I find that it's true in everything too. You need to react.
It's what they call: live in the moment.
this waht i allways admired an treid to realize as a set designer
one of the best Ted talks
Wow! If it can be that different on stage, imagine how differently things could have turned out for each of us within our own households and organisations (but did not turn out other than the way that they really did)? Please 'scuse me for stating the obvious here, but this is quite a scary finding. There's no telling how different lives could be, even without assuming that there could be any magic in play. Different roads that were not taken, but for which there was a momentary realistic possibility. I don't know much about theatre but can anybody come back on this 'multi-verse' thing?
I'm assuming they didn't get to do a sound check/rehearsal before that.
Excellent, I was the only one laughing all the time, I was clapping before anyone, shit there's somethin wrong with me, o well we all clapped at the end. Excellent!
Extremely Interesting
Muito tocante, sensível. Fala da essência do teatro, por meio do encontro, do conflito, do gesto social.
I can see it now, in a decade far from now, two former lovers reunite after being isolated by quarantine.
awesome!!
Inspiring...
Peace from Hammamet Theater Tunisia
And this is what 63 people look like on a stage
brilliant
I like this very much
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Two poached eggs and a slice of toast 🤣
Oh, and some crispy bacon
very cool
Hateful comments. Is the performing arts education of others THAT limited that they don't know the the merging of satire and contemporary AND normal theatre practices? SMH
It's not really satire but rather a demonstration of how small choices made on a stage or in a scene can change the entire mood and audience perspective of a theatrical production. This is a very well thought out demonstration.
Matt Regan Well met, good sir.
I really liked this video it was funny
Best rap collab
... ich hatte nur ein Toast!
its so funny!!!
that song at 7:44 I know It but I've been trying to figure out the name of the song
Not In Love- Crystal Castles,Robert Smith
D.O. Films there you go!! I was searching for not in love in my library but i only have the platinum blonde one downloaded so i thought it wasn’t that one
That's from Peter Brook
There's a sadness to an empty theatre.....
NO YOU EZ
*theater
If your watching this at school👇
Heloooo
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i can do better
just give me theatre like this
NES Drama and Theater. Advanced English Hello
Hello Phoenix like so he can see thus
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Kobe Cuaresma Hi Kobe
Felix Kobe hi
Benjamin Domingo hi
This, is to conceptual to be entertaining.
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This is a comment on RUclips.
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So Drama 101 then? :/
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@@vassertank What? It is. It's basic excersies that you learn early on in your acting training, whether it's in school or youth drama school.
That's it? That's what the theatre is capable of? Wow, talk about low expectations.
I think you should appreciate the simplicity and not the lack thereof complexity here. The connotations you attached to the words 'capable of' gave rise to an expectation of refreshing potential techniques (same thing happened to me!) However, the premise of this piece stems from his opening lines when quoting Peter Brook. It is a demonstration of theatres capability to engage and evoke a response from an audience (which it does) without straying too far from minimalist techniques. -Sammy.
Sammy,
Please tell me you're an Author...
I absolutely loved reading what you just wrote...
I am a writer, (True Paranormal Events)... and
an aspiring screenplay (scriptwriter)....
You're eloquent with your words...
You must WRITE a book... a play... a screenplay...
poetry... Yes? Something... anything... everything!
give me my 9 minutes and 45 seconds of my life back
Stone is the most overrated theater director. I just don’t get it.
The most boring lot of clap trap I have ever seen or heard about the theatre. Brooks is a great director but a poor theorist of the theatre. Stone's talk is crap. TEDx has no clothes.
is Brook, not Brooks