Titlebook: Entertaining Children; The Participation of Gillian Arrighi,Victor Emeljanow Book 2014 Gillian Arrighi and Victor Emeljanow 2014 education.

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Leisure Spaces and the Aesthetics of Europe, years with a theatrical troupe Marsh managed. This was an economically pivotal time for boy workers in all walks of life as traditional apprenticeships mutated into cash wage jobs. The Marsh-Stewart arrangement encompasses elements of both the traditional craft apprenticeship and its successor, the

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-42362-9nce-based leisure industry and the emergence of the emotionally valued, sentimentalized cult of the child—were brought together and became mutually reinforcing. The representations of childhood that emerged from this symbiosis fuelled the aspirations of an increasingly child-focused society, concern

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Wolfgang Strasdas,Runa Zeppenfeldchild as priceless object, and, conversely, as exploitable entity. Child performers had become enormously popular attractions on the late eighteenth-century and early nineteenth-century stage, but commercial cinema, with its global reach and sophisticated production methods, offered the possibility

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-08423-3engagement as a child performer.. In fact I considered myself to be an experienced jobbing actress who had to fight hard through the many days of large-group auditions and screen tests required by the Anglo/American team of producers for this film series intended for the small screen. I was cast as

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,?konomische Bedeutung des Tourismus,g her job to cover the nascent newsboys’ strike. During her first-act solo turn, Katherine sits alone at her typewriter: “Give those kids and me the brand new century and watch what happens.”. Set in 1899 and based on the true story of a high-profile children’s strike that set the stage for labor re

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Reiseberatung und Reisedarbietung,), gained its first international success with the performance ., which involved children as performers and facilitators. . was preceded by an earlier collaboration involving children, . (2005). Prior to this piece, Mammalian made performance by and for adults, involving variously or in combination,

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-45848-4had been initiated and produced as a cultural and personal mission by the English impresario John Coast, with the support of Indonesia’s first president, Soekarno. The “l(fā)ittle . dancers” came from the traditional Balinese village of Peliatan, near Ubud in central Bali. Although Bali’s exotic allure

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Adrián Mendieta-Aragón,Raquel Arguedas-Sanzcular the role of children working in theater. Yet, similar issues that relate especially to traditional local theatrical performances in a non-European context have been insufficiently examined. One such example is Taiwanese opera (.: song drama). Similar to Beijing opera (or Peking opera), but dis

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