Fun Palaces: and a new partnership between Battersea Arts Centre and the Katherine Low ... - 0 views
Cedric Price: Fun Palace | Canadian Centre for Architecture (CCA) - 0 views
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"Fun Palace is Cedric Price's most celebrated work. Whether characterised as a giant toy or as a building-sized transformable machine, the project's interest resides in its radical reliance on structure and technology, its exemplification of notions of time-based and anticipatory architecture. With Fun Palace, Price addressed social and political issues that go far beyond the typical bounds of architecture."
Cedric Price - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - 0 views
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"One of his more famous projects was the Fun Palace (1961), developed in association with theatrical director Joan Littlewood. Although it was never built, its flexible space influenced other architects, notably Richard (now Lord) Rogers and Renzo Piano whose Centre Georges Pompidou in Paris extended many of Price's ideas - some of which Price used on a more modest scale in the Inter-Action Centre at Kentish Town, London (1971)."
Cedric Price & the Fun Palace | citymovement - 0 views
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"The Fun Palace was conceived by Cedric Price and Theater Director Joan Littlewood as a laboratory of fun and a university of the streets that was not driven by an economic agenda. It was to be located in the Lea Valley in London's city core. The initial source of inspiration was to re-invent the 18th century Vauxhall Gardens under an all-weather roof."
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Quotes * Joan Littlewood | Rogues & Vagabonds - 0 views
Obituary: Joan Littlewood. British theatre's radical innovator | socialistworld.net - 0 views
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"Joan Littlewood. British theatre's radical innovator 26/09/2002 Joan Littlewood, the radical theatre innovator who transformed British drama in the 1950s and 1960s, died on 20 September, aged 87. Niall Mulholland. 25 September 2002 The lifelong socialist created hundreds of original productions of classics, as well as finding new writing and acting talent."
Michael Arditti » Joan Littlewood: Making a Scene - 0 views
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"Joan Littlewood: Making a Scene Independent Magazine 26 March 1994 Her rows were awesome, her hatreds passionate, her tongue foul, her contempt for convention legendary - but Joan Littlewood and her radical Theatre Workshop revolutionised British drama. After 20 years of self-imposed exile, she talks - as abrasively as ever - to MICHAEL ARDITTI "
Joan Littlewood (British theatrical director) -- Encyclopedia Britannica - 0 views
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"Joan Littlewood, in full Joan Maud Littlewood (born October 6?, 1914, London, England-died September 20, 2002, London), influential British theatrical director who rejected the standardized form and innocuous social content of the commercial theatre in favour of experimental productions of plays concerned with contemporary social issues for working-class audiences."
Springboard Arts: Joan Littlewood's THEATRE WORKSHOP Manifesto - 0 views
Joan Littlewood Sculpture - 0 views
Joan Littlewood - Worker's Playtime - 0 views
Theatre Royal Stratford East to erect statue of Joan Littlewood - News - The Stage - 0 views
Joan Littlewood and Theatre Workshop - Victoria and Albert Museum - 0 views
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"Theatre Workshop was created by a group of actors committed to a left wing ideology. Directed by Joan Littlewood, they devised and commissioned plays by and about the working class in the UK. The company experimented with physical approaches to characterisation, drawing on the work of Rudolf Laban, and drew many of their actors from non-theatrical backgrounds."