2010年4月27日 星期二

呈现手法 Presenting Method


没错!这次会以一班“小丑演员” 来重新诠释《等待果陀》,不仅如此,这次也会大胆的使用和一般所看到的舞台演出不一样的手法!这次会玩味的以一班“专业”的演员去演绎一班“不专业”的小丑演员!

(傻的~为什么我要花15块20块去看一班不专业的演员演戏?!)

或许你心里会这样想,但先别急,话还没说完。
以往,大家所看到的舞台演出,都想必有一定的水准。(即使没有很专业,至少也看得下去~:p)

“不专业”这句话,想必是剧场人最禁忌的,也没有人会想看不专业的演出,所以大家会想尽办法去撇弃它。

但!我们这一次偏偏就是要打破这个保守的观念!而且不仅如此,许多的剧场道德,演员道德,甚至是观众道德,这一次都会被毫无保留的完全给打破,并赤裸裸的呈现在观众的面前!

重点是!就像前面提到的,我们会以专业的演员去演绎不专业的小丑演员。所以,除了有趣的“戏中戏”的双层视觉享受之外,这也将会是有史以来“最专业和最好看的不专业”演出!!吹咩?

所以,谁说不能花15块20块去看一场不专业的演出?

此外,其他剧场元素如灯光,音响,布景,造型等,也会撇弃一般的使用手法,而会去探索更多的可能性,势必震撼观众的视觉和听觉,并打造一个艺术与创意并存的空间。



That’s right! Now there will be a group of ‘clown performers’ reinterpret 《Waiting for Godot》, not only that, there will be a usage of an extraordinary method, which is unique from typical stage performances! This time, a group of ‘professional’ actors performing as a group of ‘unprofessional’ clown actors!

(Foolish…why the hell should I spend RM15 or RM20 to watch a group of unprofessional actors perform?)



This might be what you think, but don’t hesitate yet.

In the past, the stage performance which all of you watched probably has certain standard. (Even though not professional, at least you have to finish watching it~)



“Unprofessional” is probably the most taboo word in the stage, as nobody wish to watch unprofessional performances, thus they try to abandon it.



But! We want to break this conservative concept! Not only that, most of the stage, actors, even audiences’ moral will be completely destroyed, which it will be nakedly performed before the audiences.



The main point, which mentioned before, is using professional actors to interpret unprofessional clown actors. That is why besides being the double vision of “movie within a movie”, it will be the historical most professional, best unprofessional performance!! So what?

So, who say can’t spend RM15 or RM20 to watch an unprofessional performance?



In addition to that, every lighting, sound effect, scenery, model will cast away typical performing method, discover more possibilities, bound to rock the visual and listening of the audiences, forming a space where arts coexist.

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