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	Talk:Theatre - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		From a lot of internet discussion with American theatre professionals, I have seen a wide and quite vehement support that the correct american spelling for live theatre is "re", and that "theater" implies cinema and burlesque only, and is used with negative connotations.
		Theater → Theatre — As in the recent Grey-move, "theatre" is accepted in both U.S. and Commonweath English, whereas theater is an accepted spelling only in the U.S. It was suggested to split the article into "Theatre" for the art and a new article "Theatre building" for the building.
		From what I gather, "theatre" is not only the international spelling (for art and bldg), but also the spelling used by theatre professionals in the US for their art and "theater" for the actual structure, even though "theatre" is sometimes used in the names of some theatre bldgs in the US.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Talk:Theatre (3413 words)

	Theatre (disambiguation) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The art of Theatre — All the world's a stage.
		A Theater (warfare) is used to define a large geographic area within which armed conflict occurs.
		An operating theatre is a room within which surgical operations are carried out.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Theater_(disambiguation) (129 words)

	Fourth Generation Warfare: Is It Coming Live To A Theatre Near You?
		Called the "Fourth Generation Warfare" doctrine, it was laid out and codified in 1989 by a handful of American military officers and a civilian military adviser to a U.S. senator.
		According to these tacticians, "First-generation warfare reflects tactics of the era of the smoothbore musket -- the tactics of line and column." This, the authors explained, was dictated by technology, tradition and the training levels of conscripts.
		Sympathy for the United States would be inconsistent with the objectives of fourth-generation warfare that involve causing civilian casualties while simultaneously engendering sympathy for the cause of the aggressor organization so as to get the targeted people to blame their own leaders for allowing the continuing attacks.
	www.freecongress.org /commentaries/2002/021217PW.asp (1904 words)

	Chapter 16
		These are modeled on Antoine's "Free theatre"* and Strindberg's* "Intimate Theatre." It is in these amateur theatre groups that the European theatre movement is being given a fair hearing throughout the country.
		Theatre Arts Magazine, published by Sheldon Cheney, begins to introduce the new and unusual to theatrical producers, encouraging the break from realism to expressionism, especially in settings and costume design.
		His works tend to be dark, a 'theatre of cruelty*', where discordant noises, a "vibrating, shredded" lighting, and oddly positioned acting areas will act directly on the senses and purge people of their more destructive tendencies.
	members.aol.com /clasz/Chap16.html (8823 words)

	PerformInk Online
		Artists who live in societies in which free thought and ideas are considered dangerous have found ingenious ways to make meaningful theatre that speaks to the hopes and dreams of the people.
		As a result, theatre artists in the U.S. are mostly college educated, middle class kids who don't feel that the alternative to venting their lives in artistic expression is to go to jail.
		Maybe these kinds of urban warfare games are a secret cry for the reinstitution of the draft, a kind of need for people to feel like their lives are meaningful, that they are risking something for the good of the nation.
	www.performink.com /Archives/editorials/7-23Publisher.htm (1095 words)

	Chapter 19
		Theatre’s reaction to the insensitivity and brutal meaninglessness of war became implanted in the both the message, and theme of the representative style, in which the pieces were written.
		His use of a narrator broke the imaginary fourth wall of the theatre and made the audience doubly aware of the storytelling aspect found in theatre.
		As explained before, Samuel Beckett’s was one of the lead dramatists working in “The Theatre of the Absurd.” He attempted to show the meaninglessness of ‘truth’ and the unproved necessity of society, religion, and government.
	www.class.uidaho.edu /thea101/Chapters/chapter_19.htm (3142 words)

	Henry V - William Shakespeare (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-12)
		Nicholas Hytner’s modern staging of Henry V at the Royal National Theatre in London transfers Shakespeare’s patriotic myth to the gritty realistic theatre of modern warfare and in doing so creates acute parallels to the recent invasion of Iraq.
		Hytner’s most effective comment on the televised propaganda of recent months is conveyed through the short Victory video which concludes the warfare scenes – flags, shots of Henry and his victorious army, a hymn from a children’s choir and an aggressive thanksgiving prayer to God.
		The warfare is limited to the field, whereas contemporary conflicts would also involve the use of air and sea power and, of course, King Henry leads his army into battle; a modern King (let alone a President or Prime Minister) would not do so.
	www.culturevulture.net /Theater5/HenryV.htm (727 words)

	low-intensity conflict
		Troops whose combat strength is optimized for tank battles in the Fulda Gap or for nuclear warfare are not necessarily useful in LIC situations.
		Low-intensity warfare was a kind of warfare that the United States could maintain over years in a specific Third World country at relatively low cost, without arousing public attention or concern.
		Low-intensity warfare concepts are primarily designed for actions in the Third World and are most often intended to govern essentially unilateral U.S. operations (possibly in collaboration with the government of the country concerned).
	www.jochen-hippler.de /Aufsatze/low-intensity_conflict/low-intensity_conflict.html (6511 words)

	Naval Warfare Assessment Division Application Story
		RGB Spectrum's ComputerWall® multi-screen processor is being used in a state-of-the-art presentation theatre built for the Naval Warfare Assessment Division in Norco, California.
		The Warfare Assessment Laboratory (WAL) theatre was designed for flexible use, and can be configured to seat up to 200 in theatre-style seating, or can be set up with 60 workstations for interactive analysis.
		The stated goal of the Naval Warfare Assessment Division is to provide the Navy decision makers with critical and accurate information needed to improve the warfighting capability and readiness of the forces.
	www.rgb.com /de/News/ViewNews.asp?page=News/ApplicationStories/NWAD96 (462 words)

	British Chemical Warfare Defence (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-12)
		There were criticisms that there was not sufficient formal in-theatre liaison on NBC matters between Coalition forces of different nations, and there is evidence that, on a number of occasions, UK troops entered a state of chemical alert just as neighbouring US troops were beginning to relax.
		It appears that troops in theatre were given permission to stop taking NAPS on 1 March 1991, and commands in the UK were told that troops about to deploy to the Gulf could cease taking NAPS on 4 March.
		It was the assessment of those involved in the provision of chemical warfare defence for Operation GRANBY that this training effort went some way towards achieving the desired effect, and it was predicted that the survival rate after any chemical attack would have been high.
	www.mod.uk /issues/gulfwar/info/medical/ukchemical.htm (11625 words)

	German theatre (from theatre, Western) -- Encyclopædia Britannica (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-12)
		While England and Spain were developing their own national styles of theatre, the German-speaking countries lagged well behind, embroiled in constant warfare and religious upheaval and lacking a unifying capital city as a cultural focal point.
		The national theater of Ireland and a center for Irish literary revival, the Abbey Theatre was opened in December 1904 in Dublin, Ireland.
		The Abbey Theatre was an outlet for such writers as William Butler...
	www.britannica.com /eb/article?tocId=42183 (881 words)

	Dead Animals during the Gulf Conflict (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-12)
		This is focusing on alleged chemical warfare agent detections in the Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia in late January 1991.
		Samples were taken for analysis in theatre; consideration was also given to returning UK samples to CBD for further analysis, but apparently this was not pursued because all analyses in theatre proved negative.
		Overall, it did not find any evidence to suggest that the presence of dead animals in the Gulf theatre of operations during the 1990–91 conflict was regarded at the time as evidence of the actual use of CBW, as opposed to a possible warning indication.
	www.gulflink.osd.mil /bw_ii/bw_refs/n23en079/animals.htm (5302 words)

	India Wargamers \| House Rules
		We feel that Medieval Warfare simulates the variety in weaponry and their effect in combat better than does Archon, the Ancient/Medieval supplement of Piquet.
		Having used Theatre of War (ToW) for an earlier campaign, we opted to use ToW with some modifications.
		One of the conditions which we disliked in Medieval Warfare was the way the battle was decided after a certain fraction of an army was lost.
	www.indiawargamers.com /resources/misc/houserules.html (949 words)

	Ministry of Defence (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-12)
		The biological warfare detection equipment which was fielded involved a three stage testing procedure, the third of which was capable of identifying a number of biological warfare agents.
		On arrival in theatre, the elements of 1 FLU were initially deployed to high value, static installations such as airfields and logistic areas.
		Sgt Parker’s unit was part of the biological warfare reconnaissance team which – along with the chemical warfare reconnaissance team and the health survey team, which monitored the effects of vaccinations on the troops – reported to the Porton Down scientists.
	www.gulflink.osd.mil /bw_ii/bw_refs/n23en022/page998.htm (14764 words)

	The British Theatre Guide: That Was The Year That Was (Part 1)
		The inevitable tensions that exist between funding bodies and their clients exploded during the course of the year with open warfare between the Arts Council of Wales and theatre companies throughout Wales, warfare which not only extended to the new National Assembly but even into the House of Commons.
		By mid-November the deficit had been reduced to £100,000, although it does have the worry of having to find a new sponsor, after AD let it be known in September that they would discontinue their sponsorship in 2001.
		The Royal National Theatre continued to be the most successful of the major companies and its major worry, a long-running pay dispute with BECTU which had begun in '98, was settled at the end of July.
	www.britishtheatreguide.info /articles/020100a.htm (898 words)

	Risky revival of Afghan theater puts women center stage \| csmonitor.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-12)
		The Kabul Theatre Company has toured several provinces in the past year, presenting short plays on themes such as women's education and the importance of democracy.
		Naseeba's half-hour play, to be performed by the Mediothek Girls' Theatre from the northern city of Kunduz, is just part of her repertoire.
		The bombed-out hulk of Kabul's National Theatre stands as stark testimony to the assault on Afghan culture during the mujahideen civil war, and by the short, brutal reign of the Taliban.
	www.csmonitor.com /2004/1126/p01s04-almp.html (1197 words)

	Alsos
		The second part explains the subsequent attack on Okinawa on April 1, 1945, where Americans suffered the worst casualties in the Pacific Theatre.
		The final part shows the bombing of Japan, starting with Doolittle’s raid in April 1942, and ending with the dropping of the atomic bomb.
		In the film, the gruesome footage and relevant statistics demonstrate the brutal and intense nature of island-hopping warfare.
	alsos.wlu.edu /information.aspx?id=272 (145 words)

	Beauty and the Beast the Disney musical on stage in London's West End Dominion theatre - ticket buying and theater guide
		If the Beast does not learn his lesson soon, he and his household will be doomed for all eternity...
		At this point, the starving Belle is being reminded of the delight of food by a walking candelabra.
		For the only real heights scaled by this cloyingly romantic fairy- tale for the young at heart, which aroused Broadway audiences to ecstasy, are those of camp and kitsch.
	www.albemarle-london.com /beauty.html (700 words)

	The United States PSYOP Organization in Europe During World War II
		In addition to serving in the chain of command to OSS headquarters in Washington, the theatre officers were the liaisons between OSS and the military theatre commanders, who had approval authority over all OSS and OWI projects in their theatres.
		The elimination of the phrase Psychological Warfare from the title was done simply because it did not appear to be diplomatic to speak in terms of "waging psychological warfare" against our friends.
		PWB was a model for the Psychological Warfare Division (PWD or PWD/SHAEF), established in 1943 by Eisenhower at Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force (SHAEF) in London during the preparations for the cross-Channel invasion of mainland Europe in June 1944.
	www.psywarrior.com /PSYOPOrgWW2.html (10697 words)

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		Though the interception prevents a large-scale disaster in the densely populated area around Tokyo, nerve gas causes deaths throughout the eastern regions of Japan.
		This scenario is part of one of the main Theatre Missile Defence (TMD) exercises in the world, the bilateral (Japan-Taiwan) Joint Project Sky Sword.
		It is enhancing Japan’s littoral warfare capability by allowing Kongo ships to provide TMD for ships at sea and ground force embarkation areas ashore.
	www.angelfire.com /gundam/japanese_empire/altjap/tmd.htm (1560 words)

	Zircon Theatre
		A "Defense Weekly" article dated 31 March 1997, describes a quasi-information warfare/ psychological operations programme that was discussed by the USAF after Operation "Desert Storm" in the Gulf War.
		In conclusion, the article states that the U.S. Army's "JFK Special Warfare Center and School", disclosed back in 1991 that it was looking to develop a "PSYOPS Hologram System" with the capability to 'protect persuasive messages and three-dimensional pictures of cloud, smoke, rain droplets, buildings, flying saucers and religious figures'.
		An "Offensive Information Warfare Division" has now been created by the USAF and is headed by Lt. Col.
	www.ar.utexas.edu /Staff/White/BlueNote1.html (274 words)

	San Diego Playbill - Theatre News
		WORLD PREMIERE OF BERZERKERGÄNG San Diego, CA: Sledgehammer Theatre is honored to present the world premiere of Berzerkergäng by Sledgehammer Theatre Artistic Director Kirsten Brandt and directed by Sledgehammer Associate Artists Michael Severance and Jessa Watson.
		As Giants and Gods wage corporate warfare, a Valkyrie named Brunhilde must choose between obedience and love, forgiveness and rage, and desire and truth, even if it means her own doom.
		She is a graduate of AMDA in NYC and a Teaching Artist with Playwrights Project and the Sledgehammer Theatre Education Program.
	www.sandiegoplaybill.com /news/news_st_030107.html (1043 words)

	Jean Racine
		It made the greater impression because already there was apparent in it a principle of composition which differed fundamentally from that of Corneille.
		This difference (to be explained presently) was the cause of a long and bitter literary warfare.
		There rose in Paris two cliques, one represented by Racine, Boileau and Molière, the other by Corneille and his followers.
	www.theatredatabase.com /17th_century/jean_racine_001.html (1078 words)

	US Psychological Warfare
		As the war progressed, OSS became the de facto owner of fl propaganda and OWl of white, and this arrangement was formalized by an agreement between Donovan and Davis in June 1944.
		In summer of 1943, OSS theatre officers were appointed for each of the major military theatres in which OSS was operating: ETO (European Theatre of Operations), METO (Middle Eastern), NATO (North African), and FETO (Far Eastern).
		In addition to serving in the chain of command to OSS headquarters in Washington, the theatre officers were the liaisons between OSS and the military theatre commanders, who had approval authority over all OSS and OWl projects in their theatres.
	www.psywar.org /usa.php (3363 words)

	Hostages given military's nerve gas antidote
		Russian doctors treating hostages for the inhalation of the gas deployed during the Moscow theatre siege are using an antidote supplied by the Russian military for a rare form of nerve agent developed in the 1970s, according to chemical warfare experts.
		Russian authorities initially refused to name the gas that killed the hostages, leading to complaints that it was making their job of treating patients with antidotes much harder.
		Yet chemical warfare experts told the Guardian that Moscow doctors had been given an antidote by the Russian military for a rare nerve agent developed by the US military, called BZ.
	www.buzzle.com /editorials/10-27-2002-29050.asp (648 words)

	DJ Hopkins CV (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-12)
		In the London of Shakespeare, the way in which space itself was perceived and represented was changing, and this process of change was at its hottest in the decades bracketing 1600.
		This course is required for all UG Theatre majors.
		Fall 1998 — Spring 2001: Teaching Assistant to the Theatre History sequence: three ten-week courses covering Western theatre history and dramatic literature from the Greeks through Postmodernism.
	www-theatre.ucsd.edu /gradtheatre/hopkinscv.html (876 words)

	An Important Announcement (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-12)
		Every time Bruce and I venture out to do theatre evangelism, we are hit with major warfare.
		We will no longer be doing Evangelism Theatre, or any type of theatre.
		I also have to realize that maybe God doesn't want me to do theatre anymore (or ever).
	www.angelfire.com /pa/integ/Announcement.html (236 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-12)
		These SSC operations encompass the full range of joint military operations beyond peacetime engagement activities, but short of major theatre warfare and include: show-of-force operations, interventions, limited strikes, noncombatant evacuation operations, no-fly zone enforcement, peace enforcement, maritime sanctions enforcement, counter-terrorism operations, peacekeeping, humanitarian assistance, and disaster relief.
		However, the Air Force’s capability to move forces rapidly between theatres has been reduced by about 22 percent. (One other issue worth noting is the impact of Presidential Support on AMC assets when the President is traveling abroad.
		If not one, but both, theatres involve chemical or biological contamination, the likelihood of succeeding in the second MTW is remote.
	www.ndu.edu /library/n2/n00ChristieSecondMajor.doc (2992 words)

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