n.b. In all instances, researchers, teachers and students should provide proper acknowledgment of their use of online resources, and attribute authorship to the creators of content.
Satoshi Miyagi, Antigone
Brief clips of Miyagi’s production can be found on Youtube, and this version shows more of the chorus on stage and in rehearsals: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ASgWajk5g2k
Classical scholar, Edith Hall, introduces this production which includes the director, dramaturg and actors talking about the role of the chorus: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=quLkooLxsO4
Aline David, the choreographer workshops ‘creating a chorus’ with a group of young actors, and this workshop could form the basis of a class activity: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mKd9ERhV5SI
Greek and Japanese Theatre in Contemporary Alignment
This online article reflects upon the significance of Japanese directors Tadashi Suzuki and Yukio Ninagawa creating new versions of Greek plays.
Video examples of Japanese theatre productions of classical Greek plays can be found on Youtube and Vimeo, including a training workshop for Suzuki’s Dionysus which shows some of the intricate physical footwork used by the chorus: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UhOpmzr7rfw
Extensive documentation of Zero Degrees exists online. This clip links to the example analysed in the book but you could explore others that show their work with the dummies, or body doubles: https://vimeo.com/22694686
Clips from various productions of I am My Own Wife are available on Youtube, as well as production reviews from around the world. In this clip, actor Jefferson Mays, director Moisés Kaufman and playwright, Douglas Wright reflect upon the long process of researching and preparing the Broadway production: https://charlierose.com/videos/19988
Forced Entertainment video clips describe their working methods; with the assortment of the processional an underlying structure:
Video documentation of the Royal Shakespeare Company digital experiment with Intel in the 2016 production of The Tempest directed by Gregory Doran, includes ‘Designing the Tempest’ and ‘Creating the Tempest’. These videos include interviews with the production team, actors and director and some scenes from the show:https://www.rsc.org.uk/the-tempest/gregory-doran-2016-production/video-creating-the-tempest
The National Theatre (UK) provides many online video clips about War Horse; Of particular interest for movement analysis are the videos which show the puppet horses being made and rehearsed:
