Bauhaus stage workshop

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The Bauhaus stage workshop was an experimental theater and performance laboratory within the Bauhaus school that explored avant-garde stage design, movement, and multimedia productions.

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instanceOf experimental performance laboratory
theater workshop
affiliation Bauhaus school of art, design and architecture
approach integration of technology into performance
laboratory-based experimentation
reduction of narrative in favor of formal elements
closed 1933
country Germany
field experimental theater
multimedia performance
performance art
stage design
focus abstraction of the human figure in performance
geometric stage compositions
integration of visual arts, movement, and music
mechanization of movement
relationship between body, space, and costume
use of light and projection in theater
founder Lothar Schreyer
headOfWorkshop Lothar Schreyer
Oskar Schlemmer
influenced modern stage design
multimedia theater
performance art
postwar experimental theater
influencedBy Constructivism
Dada
Expressionism
modern dance
location Dessau
Weimar
movement avant-garde
modernism
notableMember Andor Weininger
Kurt Schmidt
Laszlo Moholy-Nagy
Lothar Schreyer
Oskar Schlemmer
Paul Klee
Wassily Kandinsky
Xanti Schawinsky
notableWork Triadic Ballet
abstract theater sketches
mechanical stage experiments
partOf Bauhaus
pedagogicalRole interdisciplinary collaboration between artists, designers, and performers
training Bauhaus students in performance and stagecraft
startTime 1921

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Figurinen zum Triadischen Ballett associatedWith Bauhaus stage workshop
Bauhaus stage experiments developedAt Bauhaus Stage Workshop
linked to: Bauhaus stage workshop
Dalcroze School at Hellerau influenced Bauhaus stage workshop