excerpts from interview with Alan Schneider (12 December 1917 to 3 May 1984) & Reza Abdoh (23 February 1963 to 12 May 1995) and the classicism of avant-garde performance, by John Bell

– Beckett left & Schneider right Alan Schneider: … indicative of my whole position, philosophical or aesthetic, if I have any – is that, to the theatricalist guys, I tend to be a realistic director, a Stanislavski-oriented director; to the Stanislavski guys, I’m a theatricalist director. … I will use any and
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the structure of rehearsals with book—mementi vitae (or three & four paradoxes of time): contemporaneity, coexistence, preexistence & conservation or coexistence of the past in and with itself [Levi R. Bryant's Difference and Givenness]

the structure of rehearsals with book—mementi vitae (or three & four paradoxes of time): contemporaneity, coexistence, preexistence & conservation or coexistence of the past in and with itself [Levi R. Bryant's Difference and Givenness]

the following is taken (and rehearsed) from Levi R. Bryant's Difference and Givenness, Northwestern University Press, Illinois, pp. 112–125 Regardless of whether we wish to think difference as essence, structure, assemblage, machine, system, or whatever other term we might fetishize to the detriment of actual inquiry, all
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