The Power of Laughter: Comedy and Contemporary Irish TheatreEric Weitz Carysfort Press, 2004 - 192 strán (strany) Essays on comedy in contemporary Irish theatre |
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... audience feels embarrassed and upset for her . Then Paul insults her , or makes a funny comment ; the audience laughs and then feels bad for having laughed with him . But I don't think this laughter should let the audience off the hook ...
... audience feels embarrassed and upset for her . Then Paul insults her , or makes a funny comment ; the audience laughs and then feels bad for having laughed with him . But I don't think this laughter should let the audience off the hook ...
Strana 147
... audience in merely being witnesses to this unfolding . If you signal to the audience in advance that this material is intended to be funny , then you create another hurdle for the actors . They may strain , they may force the carefully ...
... audience in merely being witnesses to this unfolding . If you signal to the audience in advance that this material is intended to be funny , then you create another hurdle for the actors . They may strain , they may force the carefully ...
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... audience . It could be said that the difference between the comic and the preacher is that the comic needs her audience to identify with her , but the preacher , who seeks to persuade the people that they are unregenerate and must ...
... audience . It could be said that the difference between the comic and the preacher is that the comic needs her audience to identify with her , but the preacher , who seeks to persuade the people that they are unregenerate and must ...
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