Re: Direction is an extraordinary resource for practitioners and students on directing. It provides a collection of ground-breaking interviews; primary sources and essays on 20th century directing theories and practices around the world. Helpfully organized into four key areas of the subject; the book explores: * theories of directing * the boundaries of the directors role * the limits of categorization * the history of the theatre and performance art. Exceptionally useful and thought-provoking introductory essays by editors Schneider and Cody guide you through the wealth of materials included here. Re: Direction is the kind of book anyone interested in theatre history should own; and which will prove an indispensable toolkit for a lifetime of study.
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Its too bad these thought processes are not taught in Art schoolsBy diana munizI think the Jerry Wennstrom is one gifted artist and one of the rarest artist souls Ive read about. I have started talking about his work and thoughts to friends that I think want that transcendece in their art. Its too bad these thought processes are not taught in Art schools; or schools. I was very; very blessed by this book and found myself using it as a religious devotional.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Yes InspiringBy CustomerA book that is written in a way that allowed me to go deeper into my own spiritual growth. Not preachy in anyway just an honest account of his own choices and direction.1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Lotus Guide Magazine ReviewBy Rahasya-Lotus GuideThe Inspired Heart: An Artists Journey of Transformation(ISBN 0-9710786-9-6) Sentient By Jerry WennstromThis is a book that gives a whole new meaning to the term "starving artist." Its for all those who have ever wondered what would happen if they cast their fates to the wind and let life unfold as it would. Jerry let go of the illusion we call "control" when he destroyed all his artwork and walked away from his artistic career to find his unique spiritual path. Individuals among us have always left the tribe to find a different way to see the world and eventually bring that vision back to the tribe to continue our evolution. The information that Jerry brings back could not be more timely as we watch the inevitable shortcomings of excessive materialism.Rahasya Poe; Lotus GuideTo Believe Or Not To Believe: The Social and Neurological Consequences of Belief Systems