Kevin Purcell - Research

RESEARCH

On this page you will find a selection of Kevin Purcell's
academic research papers in the area of Sound Design.
Additional papers will be added as they become available.

There are also some screen shots from the Prague
Quadrennial 2007 web site where information is available
about workshops in 'The Dramaturgy of Sound Design'
as part of the Scenofest Programme.

This page is also the repository for the complete research
for Rebecca - The Musical (Purcell/Kazan). The complete
score is available for download as .pdf files.
Musical selections can be found on the 'Audio' page
of this website too.

[Please note that by downloading the Rebecca files,
this does not give you permission to perform, broadcast
or disseminate this information in any form whatsoever.
Permission to use the information for any means other
than private research must be obtained in writing from
the authors. To contact the authors, please visit the
'Contact' page on this web site.]

ACADEMIC RESEARCH

View, download and print the paper
'Toward a Dramaturgy for Theatre Sound-Scoring Design'
as a pdf

PRAGUE QUADRENNIAL 2007

Please click on the image below to view the
MaxStage Sound Design Lecture - Prague Quadrennial 07

12.9 MB Quicktimemovie, 360 x 240 pixels

Screen shots from the Prague Quadrennial 2007
web site: http://scenofest.org/index.html

THEATRE RESEARCH

Dr. Josephine Anstey

http://josephineanstey.com/Main/HomePage

Outstanding Researcher in production of interactive
fiction & drama and intermedia performance.
Josephine Anstey is Assoc. Prof. at SUNY/Buffalo, USA
in the Media Study Department.

Dr. George Popovich

http://www.hfccvtl.org/index.html

Dr. George Popovich, Artistic Director, Virtual Theatricality Lab (VTL)
at Henry Ford Community College, Michigan, USA.
Listed in 2007 and 2008 editions of Who's Who In America for his
work in digital theatre development.
The VTL is a laboratory dedicated to the implementation
and development of a new form of stagecraft called
"Virtual Theatricality". Virtual Theatricality is a method of integrating traditional stagecraft with virtual characters, scenery and props for live theatre production.

REBECCA - THE MUSICAL