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bardozone:Antonin Artaud - Le MinautaureFile Under: Plans for future labyrinths. 

Boris Bucan, poster artwork for  HNK (Croatian National Theatre) in Split, 1980-82. Source

Portrait of the actor Ôtani Tomoemon by Katsukawa Shunsho, 1768 

prospitianescapee:ata-art:my theatre of coolty based piece for orange-guillotine-zine!this one, got

faces from the ancient galleryTerence, Comedies, St. Albans Abbey, 12th centuryBodleian Library MS.

theposterboys:Faerie Tale Theatre artwork gallery.In the new episode of The Poster Boys, designers B

#Repost @livecannoli (@get_repost)・・・Hey, 2019- Book you a drag artist/ dancer/ singer / actor/ comi

Willy Finch - Box at the Theatre (1898)

‘Robin Hood’s Stride’ Prehistoric Natural Feature, Derbyshire, 22.2.17. It seems unlikely that early

Tendou Satori - kabuki

Ekaterina Krysanova and Artemy Belyakov warming up before Romeo and JulietPhoto by Aleksandar Antoni

Attributed to the Konnakis Group, Phlyax Vase, detail (c. 350-325 BC). Metropolitan Museum of Art, N

aqua-regia009:Theatre of Shakespeare (Detail), 1886 - Gustav Klimt The Death of Romeo and Juliet. Pe

arthurdarvvill:theatre challenge: 2/10 performers➤ jeremy jordan

Theatre at the ancient sanctuary of hero Amphiaraos (Attica, Greece)   Archaeological site:Amphiarei

artemisdreaming:Wagner’s “Parsifal,” director François Girard, Metropolitan Opera. Images: Ken Howar

An okubi-e (bust portrait) of the actor Arashi Koroku IV by Yoshikuni (fl. 1813 -1832)

mess-of-emptiness:Duomo di San Moderanno, Italy, 9th centuryby Sharmanka Kinetic Theatre

“it was rumored that he would pump mind altering substances into the air of his theatre; so wi

Ekaterina Krysanova and Artem Ovcharenko after Bolshoi’s The Sleeping BeautyPhoto via Artem’s FB

zacharushka:Olga Smirnova and Artem Ovcharenko in John Neumeier’s ‘Lady of the Camellias’ at the Bol

Ekaterina Krysanova and Artem Ovcharenko after Bolshoi’s The Sleeping BeautyIrina Lepnyova photograp

Junta High by Clay McLeod Chapman.  Poster artwork for Theatre VCU.  “ Imagine a world where student

Took a break from working (and gnawing…) on my comic drafts and drew these two instead eheheh

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