Flowering Peach, The

Sketch of Mordecai Gorelik's original set for Odets' The Flowering Peach, a retelling of the biblical story of Noah. He has designed a homey ark, the kind of boat a simple peasant farmer might have imagined. Mordecai Gorelik served his theatrical apprenticeship under Robert Edmond Jones, Norman Bel Geddes, and Sergei Soudeikine. He launched his professional career in the ground-breaking 1925 production of John Howard Lawson's The Professional, for which he designed both the sets and costumes. A founding member and designer for the Group Theatre in the 1930s, Gorelik was drawn to dramas of social conflict and he championed the kid of theater propounded by Bertolt Brecht and Erwin Piscator. Speaking about his own technique, Gorelik once said 'Some stage designers begin with a sketch, other with a ground plan or a preliminary model,. It may be notorious by now that I start with a metaphor.' He asserts that a setting need not be closely coordinated with other components of a production -- a belief that sounded very much like reading from the dogma of Brecht and Piscator. He likes to use discordant elements: projections on screens, film sequences, and fragmentary settings

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Grupo “El Taller “, presenta en el Teatro Camilo Torres, la obra “El trabajo enaltece al hombre, le da riqueza y renombre”, montaje colectivo de cinco piezas, dirigido por Mario Yepes Londoño. Piezas cortas montadas: “La lucha por el centavo” y “Coro de los desocupados” de la obra la Panadería de Bertolt Brecht; “La prueba”, “El despido” y “El día 25” de Danilo Tenorio; “Joe y Edna” segunda escena de la obra “Esperando al Zurdo” de Clifford Odets.ACTORES: Nora Delgado, Mauricio Duque, Patricia Correa, Siervo García, Danilo Tenorio, Bertolt Brecht, Clifford Odets. DIRECTOR:Mario A. Yepes Londoño

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