JOURNAL
OF THEATRICAL COMBATIVES
ISSN
1492-1626
The Lady Cavaliers, an all-female
stage combat troupe, are pictured here performing a short piece called
BOLD in 'er BREECHES, a pirate show starring Carrie Brewer and
Judi
Lewis. Brewer is the subject of an interview with Deborah
Klens-Bigman
in the Journal of Theatrical Combatives.
Current Articles:
Hamlet’s Italian
Rapier Teacher: Hamlet, William Shakespeare, and Salvatore Fabris
Blood, Revenge, and
Safety on Stage: An Explication of a Stage Duel in Gounod’s Romeo et
Juliette
Stage Combat at the 2006
Association for Theatre in Higher Education Conference
The Brute, the
Brawler, and the Ballerina: Fighting Styles and Character
Development in Firefly and Serenity
The Fan and the
Sword: Exploring Kenbu
Maggie in me -
Million Dollar Baby and the meaning of martial arts practice Deborah
Klens-Bigman (09/05)
What Makes a Martial
Activity an Art?: Paul Turse (05/05)
A
Different Sort of Hero: Review by Klens-Bigman (10/04)
A
second look at The Last Samurai: Review by Klens-Bigman (02/04)
Agent
Cody Banks is Back! (12/03)
The
Monkey King Wreaks Havoc in Heaven: Performance review by Klens-Bigman
(10/03)
Martial
Arts and Acting Arts: Paul Turse (05/03)
She’s
“Bold in ‘er Breeches”: An Interview with Carrie Brewer by Deborah
Klens-Bigman
(08/02)
"True
to Middle Earth Cultures": Creating Fighting Styles - an interview with
Tony Wolf: Deborah Klens-Bigman (06/02)
Shaolin
Warrors performance at the Beacon Theatre, New York City: Deborah
Klens-Bigman
(03/02)
When
is a martial art not a martial art? Fight Choreography in perspective:
Deborah Klens-Bigman (02/02)
Executive Editor's
Comments: Deborah Klens-Bigman (03/01)
Accounts
of Martial Arts in Actor Training: An Enthusiast's Critque: Robert W.
Dillon,
Jr., Ph.D: (12/99)
What are
Theatrical Combatives?
Payson Burt
(02/00)
Julia
Rupkalvis (02/00)
Craig
Turner (02/00)
