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.
The 1961 film of the Mother Courage production is not available online, although some libraries may have a copy. The interviews with Weber and Weigel appear in “Brecht on Stage” by the BBC and the Open University, although some excerpts may be found online: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mXyNIQoh6ig
The Italian 1977 restoration of film and audio of Grotowski’s (1965) The Constant Prince is produced by the Mediateca de Escenología at the University of Rome, La Sapienza: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UtST2tTN4iA&t=126s
There is also a wide range of material relating to Grotowski training and his theories of the actor available for purchase by libraries, e.g. Training at Grotowski's ‘Laboratorium’ in Wrozlaw in 1972: https://www.artfilms.com.au/search?s=grotowski
A valuable archive of movement research for theatre exists in the Odin Teatret Archives, the company and project led by Eugenio Barba and his Institute for Theatre Anthropology, which includes video footage and photographs from 1964-2011 documenting intercultural productions, training programs and experiments in movement ‘transmission’: http://www.odinteatretarchives.com/odinstory/performances
The 1989 documentary, Dance of Darkness (1989), by Edin Velez provides a useful introduction to Butoh, even if now dated. In this short clip, Kazuo Ohno speaks about the Butoh performer’s ‘technique and motivation’: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=paHf7Dfaky4
