Shakespeare and Breath: Examining the psycho-physical impact breath has on both actor and audience in the contemporary performance of Shakespeare.
莎士比亚与呼吸:检查莎士比亚当代表演中呼吸对演员和观众的身心影响。
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- 批准号:2875446
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- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Studentship
- 财政年份:2023
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2023 至 无数据
- 项目状态:未结题
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项目摘要
My proposed research aims to unearth the potent, psycho-physical impact inhalation, exhalation and breath suspension has on the contemporary performance of Shakespeare.Breath, as an index term, is strikingly absent from the majority of theoretical acting monographs; the breadth and depth of its value in performance practice remains overlooked and underdeveloped. Jane Boston and Rena Cook, in their seminal text Breath in Action decry that breath is 'rarely examined in detail' (Boston/Cook 13), highlighting that the primacy of breath 'has remained an under-theorized area of work' that needs 'to be more closely scrutinized in the training studio' (Boston 200).The foundational texts of theatre practitioners such as Cicely Berry, Patsy Rodenburg, Peter Hall and Kristin Linklater are over thirty years old. Whilst their contribution to theatre practice remains significant, the psycho-physical impact of breath on both actor and audience remains sufficiently silenced by the limited scope of existing discourse.Theatre director, Richard Eyre, asserts that 'the life of [Shakespeare's] plays are in the language' (Eyre176); such linguistic centrism has concealed breath's vital role in the inspiration, articulation and transmission of thought and emotion in performance. My interdisciplinary research will ignite fresh dialogue between the art and science of acting; broadening existing discourse by bringing Shakespeare studies, theatre practice and respiratory physiology into dynamic discourse.My research seeks to examine the diverse ways in which breath impacts an actor's psycho-physical understanding of character. I aim to uncover how patterns of inhalation and exhalation can stimulate physical sensations in the actor's body that correspond directly with the textual evidence of a character's emotional state. I aim to prove that creative respiration - the control of inhalation and exhalation as an artistic choice - is key to sustaining an audience's receptive connection to Shakespeare in performance, both intellectually and emotionally.Unexamined respiratory habits splinter the textual comprehension of Shakespeare's work for actor and audience. My proposed research will highlight how an act of respiration surreptitiously permeates the line between actor and character; allowing simultaneous connection with the real and the imagined present and enabling an authentic embodiment of Shakespeare's language today. Without this research, breath's potency as a creative tool will remain unexplored and my hypothesis - that the conscious manipulation of breath patterns onstage directly affects and informs an audience's emotional response - will remain unanswered.This research is a unique examination of breath in twenty-first century Shakespearean performance practice; it combines historical scholarship with practice-led research and the latest in respiratory and vocal physiology. Throughout my research I will enrich the contemporary relevance of my findings by observing the professional rehearsal room and interviewing established theatre practitioners. As my research period progresses, I will gather and record respiratory data within a live performance setting to ensure there is scientific credence to my findings.I hope my research will make a striking, original contribution to the field of performance practice; resonating with actors in training, with the professional rehearsal room and with the wider academic field of contemporary theatre practice.
我提出的研究目的是挖掘强大的,心理和身体的影响吸入,呼出和呼吸暂停对莎士比亚的当代表演。呼吸,作为一个索引术语,是惊人的缺席,在大多数理论表演专著;其在表演实践中的价值的广度和深度仍然被忽视和欠发达。简·波士顿和雷纳·库克在他们的开创性著作《呼吸在行动》中谴责呼吸“很少被详细检查”。(波士顿/库克13),强调呼吸的首要地位“仍然是一个理论不足的工作领域”,需要“在训练室中更仔细地审查”(波士顿200).戏剧从业者的基础文本,如西塞利·贝瑞,帕齐·罗登堡,彼得·霍尔和克里斯汀·林克莱特都有三十多年的历史。尽管他们对戏剧实践的贡献仍然很大,但由于现有话语的局限性,呼吸对演员和观众的心理和生理影响仍然保持沉默。这种语言中心主义掩盖了呼吸在表演中对思想和情感的激发,表达和传递的重要作用。我的跨学科研究将点燃表演艺术和科学之间的新对话;通过将莎士比亚研究,戏剧实践和呼吸生理学纳入动态话语来扩大现有的话语。我的研究旨在研究呼吸影响演员对角色的心理生理理解的多种方式。我的目标是揭示吸气和呼气的模式如何刺激演员身体的身体感觉,这些感觉直接与角色情绪状态的文本证据相对应。我的目标是证明创造性的呼吸-控制吸气和呼气作为一种艺术选择-是维持观众在表演中与莎士比亚的接受联系的关键,无论是智力上还是情感上。未经检查的呼吸习惯分裂了演员和观众对莎士比亚作品的文本理解。我提议的研究将突出呼吸行为如何偷偷渗透演员和角色之间的界限;允许与真实的和想象的现在同时连接,并使莎士比亚的语言在今天的真实体现。如果没有这项研究,呼吸作为一种创造性工具的潜力将仍然没有得到探索,我的假设--舞台上有意识地操纵呼吸模式直接影响和告知观众的情绪反应--将仍然没有答案。它结合了历史奖学金与实践为主导的研究和最新的呼吸和声乐生理学。在整个研究过程中,我将通过观察专业排练室和采访既定的戏剧从业者来丰富我的研究结果的当代相关性。随着研究的深入,我将在现场演出中收集和记录呼吸数据,以确保我的研究结果具有科学依据。我希望我的研究能够为表演实践领域做出引人注目的原创性贡献,与培训中的演员,专业排练室以及当代戏剧实践的更广泛学术领域产生共鸣。
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