guerrilla theater
AmE
guerrilla theatre
BrE
- teatr guerilla (teatr poruszający tematykę wojny, buntu, polityki, itp.; występy odbywały się często na ulicach)
guerrilla theater, guerrilla theatre rzeczownik
Dodatkowe przykłady dopasowywane są do haseł w zautomatyzowany sposób - nie gwarantujemy ich poprawności.
Such spectacles often take the form of street and guerrilla theater.
Guerrilla theater events are always good news items and if done right, people will remember them forever.
Then the police moved in and what had begun as a bit of political guerrilla theater instantly became a scene.
No one reacted to this act of guerrilla theatre.
In Guerrilla theatre the actors are usually not professionals.
An Administration official said Wright was engaging "in guerrilla theater."
The guerrilla theater re-enactments were moved to the steps of the Justice Department.
This has been referred to as "political theatre" or "guerrilla theatre".
But as pure guerrilla theater, the noontime demonstration could rank among the best ever.
Her tactics had a touch of guerrilla theater.
The group was not a band, they enacted political satire in the tradition of guerrilla theatre and performance activism.
It was guerrilla theater, and Nathan was an inspiration.
According to Donna, it is the soft actions, the sit-ins or guerrilla theater on the streets that are the most effective.
The origins and legacy of guerrilla theater can be seen in the work of these political/performance groups:
And now about that guerrilla theater.
Berg dubbed the performance guerrilla theater, a term Davis later popularized in a series of magazine and journal articles.
The subways of New York have been venues for beauty pageants and guerrilla theater.
It’s all a bunch of theater, it’s guerrilla theater.
Lukas Foss's "Paradigm" ended the program with a bit of guerrilla theater.
State leaders transformed the Capitol today into a stage for guerrilla theater, played with both flourish and venom for the cameras.
Her innovative campaign strategy, including the use of a guerrilla theatre play called Revolution Mall Style, drew praise and attention.
It was a swirling circus of guerrilla theater, celebrity seekers, and frustrated members of special interest groups who normally have trouble being heard.
Popular restaurants and rock record shops complete the scene; sometimes, stages are erected for performances of folk dances or anti-American guerrilla theater.
Because she never had experience working on soaps, she talked about how fast-paced it was, stating: "I would equate this to guerrilla theater."
Popular Theatre - Popular theatre or "guerrilla theatre" is again the subject of many books.
No one reacted to this act of guerrilla theatre.
In Guerrilla theatre the actors are usually not professionals.
This has been referred to as "political theatre" or "guerrilla theatre".
The group was not a band, they enacted political satire in the tradition of guerrilla theatre and performance activism.
Her innovative campaign strategy, including the use of a guerrilla theatre play called Revolution Mall Style, drew praise and attention.
Popular Theatre - Popular theatre or "guerrilla theatre" is again the subject of many books.
In the last part of the film, the woman stages a piece in which the police unwittingly participate as a member of a guerrilla theatre group.
A young actor living in a nameless Latin American country joins Diciembre, a guerrilla theatre troupe.
Of this act of guerrilla theatre, the Canberra Times wrote: 'they lambasted the political powerbrokers in their own den'.
The Rude Guerrilla Theatre Co. of Orange County, California, announced that it will be producing the play.
In 1987, the troupe's Brechtian style of guerrilla theatre earned them a special Tony Award for Excellence in Regional Theater.
Actors and writers of guerrilla theatre, who were inspired by the ideologies of Periyar, brought the philosophies of Tamil nationalism and anti-Brahminism to celluloid media.
Not one to be deterred by naysayers in his profession, Brunk is taking his "philosophical guerrilla theatre" on the road next month at the invitation of the United Nations.
Citizens of the Universe, also referred to as 'COTU', is a guerrilla theatre specializing in 'found space' performances and is currently headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Military recruiters declined to return to UCSC the following year, but returned in 2008 to a more low-keyed student reception and protests using elements of guerrilla theatre, rather than vandalism or physical violence.
Billionaires for Wealthcare are a political Guerrilla theatre and culture jamming group that is satirically opposed to U.S. President Barack Obama's attempts at healthcare reform in the United States.
In America, mask-work was slower to arrive, but the Guerrilla Theatre movement, typified by groups such as the San Francisco Mime Troupe and Bread and Puppet Theatre took advantage of it.
In New York City, the Surveillance Camera Players, a guerrilla theatre troupe, is placing hand-drawn maps of video camera locations on the Internet and staging brief politically inspired performances in front of the cameras.
Bariga Boys is a 2009 Nigerian documentary about street performers Segun Adefila and the Crown Troupe, who use guerrilla theatre, music and drama to address issues of poverty in the slums of Bariga in Lagos.
Larimore has also worked in theater, and served as "Director in Residence" at the GuerrilLA Theatre in Los Angeles, as well as premiering her self-directed play, Angel Dog, at The Producer's Club in Manhattan in 2010.
In 2003, he joined Optative Theatrical Laboratories and has since performed with this dramatic collective in the long-running theatre experiment Car Stories, the anti-racist deconstruction Sinking Neptune and various guerrilla theatre performances targeting Starbucks, American Apparel and other companies.
This has occurred through the guerrilla theatre of San Francisco Mime Troupe, The Living Theatre, the carnivalesque parades of Bread and Puppet Theatre, and the work of Ashesh Malla and the Sarwanam Theatre Group of Nepal.