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That Time We Ate Our Feelings: Comfort Food from the Heart: From the Creators of #coronakitchen

為了解決Broadway theater的問題，作者Lucas, Lisa,Mansini, Debrianna 這樣論述：

Lisa Lucas is a writer, producer, and actor who has produced and written more than thirty television series including for ABC’s The Bachelorette, Bravo’s Work of Art, and NBC’s Emmy-winning My 1st Time. In 2017, she produced the Emmy-nominated feature documentary Defending the Fire. She is also an e

xecutive producer and principal partner in LikeMinds, a production company based in Santa Fe, New Mexico, that creates content for documentary and scripted television series, short films, and independent features. Lisa has received professional theatrical training from the National Theatre Institute

at the Eugene O’Neill Theatre Center in Waterford, Connecticut, and studied Shakespearean theater at the Guildhall School for Music and Drama in London. For some reason, she is frequently cast in roles of either unfortunate victims of wrong place at the wrong time situations, like in NBC’s The Nigh

t Shift, or hyper pious parochial school nuns like in the independent upcoming 2021 short film The Holy Word. In 2020, Lisa and Debrianna Mansini launched Corona Kitchen, an unscripted nightly cooking show on Facebook and YouTube Live. She lives in Santa Fe, New Mexico.Debrianna Mansini is an actor

, writer, and activist who is known for her role as Fran in AMC’s Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul, and playing opposite Oscar winner Jeff Bridges in Crazy Heart. She trained at the Circle in the Square Theatre School in New York City before launching Tin Roof Productions, which later became the Sa

nta Fe Performing Arts Company. Debrianna has worked off-Broadway in New York and has toured on stage throughout the United States in her critically acclaimed show The Meatball Chronicles. Debrianna and her husband, David Forlano, won the Earth Keepers Award for Best Sustainable Video for their docu

mentary short Earth Ships of Taos, whichwas shown at the Downtown Los Angeles Film Festival, and several of their documentary shorts have aired on Al Gore’s cable network, Current TV. In 2010, Debrianna’s children’s short, Picking Up Feets, was selected for the International Women in Film Festival.

In 2020, Debrianna and Lisa Lucas launched Corona Kitchen, an unscripted nightly cooking show on Facebook and Youtube Live. She lives in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

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音樂劇各種不同時期女聲代表唱腔演繹詮釋變化之研究

為了解決Broadway theater的問題，作者黃上秦 這樣論述：

音樂劇是一種多元文化的一起碰撞出的華麗時代產物，在音樂劇的領域中，除了觀賞華麗的歌舞、服裝、豐富的感情線、場景的佈置，歌手的唱功也是音樂劇中看點之一，在在都顯現出多重文化藝術堆疊出的藝術層次表現。音樂劇既有劇有唱有舞蹈，有些人甚至分不清它與歌劇的區分。根據筆者學習聲樂的歷程，音樂劇是由歌劇演進而來的一種表演方式，除了添加大量的舞蹈動作外，以戲劇演出為主線入歌;已經成了他演出的一種特色，而音樂的角色瞬間從原本的主角地位，轉為刻畫場景與人物抒發情ˇ緒的媒介。音樂劇透過舞蹈刻劃人物角色，以戲劇從原本古典音樂的典雅、高貴與莊嚴的故事題材，漸漸轉變到市井小民、與貼近時事的題材設計，故事中編織許多不言而

喻的情感線。而在音樂上，也從原本的管弦樂器演奏，漸漸地加入了爵士色彩嘻哈、大樂隊的色彩，再加上現代流行音樂的薰陶，逐漸與之同型。在主角演唱的音色上，也漸漸從原本歌劇的美聲唱腔的方式，漸漸的轉變成角色定位音色的變化，例如：公主唱腔、動物音色的模仿。表現風格也較接近流行音樂的演唱模式。而對我而言最神秘的領域就是音樂劇的多變的聲腔變化，因此萌生其研究的主題。音樂劇雖說以劇為主線，但在演唱的演員，需要能歌善，演又要會跳舞，其中又以女主角的演技與音色，是樂迷收看音樂劇的最大賣點。一個音樂劇的女主角接演音樂劇的條件除了本身有好的外在條件、舞蹈身段、戲劇底蘊外，最重要是有一副好歌喉，才能擔當得起如此重要角色

。除了需要消化大量台詞與各地的方言變化，多造型的服飾呈現，繁雜的情緒切換與複雜的舞蹈動作與臨危不亂的獨唱演出更是尤為難得。因此本文想要研究不同時期音樂劇的女主角以了解音樂劇中聲腔與角色變化的演變。在面對表演藝術也隨著VR、虛擬實境等時代產物結合時，筆者過去主修女高音，對於這種多樣形式的藝術表演一直存在著無比的興趣以及好奇，因為每一齣設計出來的音樂劇的表演及女主角的聲音角色變化都是新鮮的源頭活水，提供人類極高的娛樂價值；本文希望藉由各人的所學專業為音樂劇女高音唱腔的領域當中開闢一條研究之路，未來可以讓更多喜歡表演藝術的朋友有更多思考的空間！

I Understand Everything Better

為了解決Broadway theater的問題，作者 這樣論述：

Anexpansive documentation of David Neumann/Advanced Beginner Group’s 2015 ＂deeplyfelt and deeply moving＂ (New York Times)performance piece, a multi-disciplinary, dance-based work that explored theimpulse to report on calamity, the shimmer of attention to realms unseen, andthe evidence of the body as

possessing a will to let go of living. David Neumann’s work as a freelance choreographer, director and performerincludes a wide range of projects and disciplines. Since 1999, Neumann hasworked behind the scenes to craft plays, operas, films and multi-disciplinaryperformances. From avant-garde the

ater to blockbuster films, classic opera tonew musicals, David’s diverse experience has given him a unique ability to articulateideas through performers’ bodies. Whether playing one of Shakespeare’s kings ora virus-infected zombie with an appetite for Will Smith, the performers Neumannworks with gai

n from his multi-layered approach. David coaches individuals, hasmoved dozens of people through city streets, staged a hundred musical numbers, directed puppets, friends and drag queens, organized multiple Greek chorusesand continues to find new ways for the human body to communicate. He has workedw

ith stars from the ballet, film and avant-garde worlds, as well as those neverhaving stepped on a stage, learning valuable lessons from each. Neumann hasmany years of teaching experience working at Juilliard, NYU, Princeton and Yaleand is currently a tenured professor in the Theatre Department at Sa

rah Lawrence College. He has received threeLucille Lortel Award nominations and one Fichandler for his work on Cabaret atArena Stage. He is the Artistic Director of ’Advanced Beginner Group’, amulti-disciplinary performance company, which has been awarded three BessieAwards. He is a 2019 Lucille Lor

tel, Outer Critics Circle, and Tony Awardnominee, as well as the recipient of the 2019 Chita Rivera Award forChoreography for his work on the Broadway musical, ’Hadestown’. Recent and upcomingprojects include the musical ’Swept Away’ at Berkeley Rep, and choreography andcoaching for ’A Marriage Stor

y’, starring Scarlett Johanssen and Adam Driver.Advanced Beginner Group has created three evening length pieces performed in New York at The Kitchen, New York Live Arts, the Chocolate Factory and Abrons ArtsCenter, and on tour at The Walker Arts Center, MASS MoCA, MCA at Chapel Hill, and Alverno Col

lege, to name a few. ABG has been awarded several grants andawards, including three NY Dance and Performance ＂Bessie＂ awards. AdvancedBeginner Group has embarked on another evolutionary shift, in aco-collaboration with theater artist, Marcella Murray on their new piece, ’Distances Smaller Than This

Are Not Confirmed’ which premiered at Abrons ArtsCenter in January, 2020. David Neumann/Advanced Beginner Group embarkson each piece through an organic process begun from scratch, bringing to word, action, and proximity a delighted embrace of our contradictory lives.Contradiction is best felt throug

h humor and it is with a strategic use ofhumor that the work confronts our darker impulses and actions. ABG searches forantidotes to the absolutes that separate us, and so create these works as anirrational response to our perceived place in the universe. In each work, Neumann attempts to uncover a

distinct and complex view of the humanexperience. He embraces contradiction and juxtaposition as a means toward anactive engagement with the audience where performer and observer alike aregiven the potential to find themselves in a more alert state, more open to thesubtleties of their day-to-day exp

erience. To even approach this desiredcomplexity, the work is necessarily multi-disciplinary, as Neumann aims thevarious approaches and disciplines toward one another, and through theircollisions, bend the habitual gestures around new shapes. As adance/theater maker, Neumann focuses his efforts on t

he borders of theintellectual and the phenomenological, the representational and the abstract, and the personal and the cosmological with the intention to make blurry our desire to live inside distinct categories, binaries, and absolutes. David Neumann and Advanced Beginner Group desire an awakened

state, full of surprise, wonder, and humor without ignoring our pain, ennui, and existential longings.

從傳統到擴延-轉變中的當代歌舞片造形意涵及其與視覺文化的關係

為了解決Broadway theater的問題，作者王盈之 這樣論述：

電影百年發展史中，歌舞片是一個奇特的類型，它是觀眾默許有最大實驗性的類型，卻嚴格遵循充分條件的經典符號性辨識。有鑒於此，本研究試圖梳理歌舞片的本體及觀察它在當代中的轉變，藉由探索歌舞片傳統至擴延相度上造形意涵的互涉、相似與延異性，試圖從中理解轉變中的當代歌舞片，並在斷裂的不連續媒介當中，以影像考古的知識序列，探討歌舞片電影舞台中的視覺性象徵及其與視覺文化的關係。本研究中造形意涵的分析相度包含: 美術造形、蒙太奇造形、姿態意涵、電影舞台、時間-空間，研究對象為千禧年之後的當代歌舞片: 《紅磨坊!》 (2001)、《芝加哥》(2002)、《樂來樂愛你》(2016)及其互文電影，亦從「擴延電影」中

的歌舞片音像畫布進行分析。本研究於電影舞台分析中發現關於人體-形像造形的姿態意涵裏頭兩種非語言視覺情境的象徵性，建議此象徵性或許可作為輔助導演場面調度設計上的運用。除此之外，在後設圖像的年代，電影研究結合藝術史研究可利於解構電影中靜止鏡次的姿態意涵及其與視覺文化的關係。