DVD-ROM: 12 Monographs in e-book form on one DVD-ROM. Average length: 20 pages each.

Over twelve months, through 1991 and 1992, the Center for New Dance Development (CNDO), in Arnhem, The Netherlands, in collaboration with the Arts Documentation Unit, U.K., undertook to interview the contemporary dancers and related artists who were teaching residencies at the Centre during that time. In all, some 36 artists from Europe, the United States and Canada, were asked to describe their work and its current development. The intention was to provide a snap-shot of some of the concerns of a generation of dancers in the early 1990s. From this material, separate monographs by dancers and related artists have been produced. (1993)

Heggen, Claire (2004) A Singular Protocol 33 minutes

This DVD-ROM looks at Heggen's attention to one particular exercise, or protocol as she prefers to call it. Claire Heggen is founding director of the Théâtre du Movement in Paris and was trained by Decroux. The DVD-ROM also includes articles and interviews and analysis by Heggen. (2004)

Hodge, Alison (2007) The Quick and the Dead – the development of core training and performance

Alison Hodge is editor of Twentieth Century Actor Training (Routledge,U.K.) and co-wrote Hidden Territories – the Theatre of Gardzienice (Routledge, U.K.).

She directs an international performance research group known as The Quick and the Dead. Since 2005 the group has been developing new actor training exercises known as Core Training based on principles of embodied inter-relation. This DVD-ROM documents the first two years of the Company’s training along with the first performances of Angustias based on Paula Rego’s paintings in reference to Act 1 of Lorca’s The House of Bernarda Alba.

DVD-ROM: 12 Monographs in e-book form on one DVD-ROM. Average length: 20 pages each.

Over twelve months, through 1991 and 1992, the Center for New Dance Development (CNDO), in Arnhem, The Netherlands, in collaboration with the Arts Documentation Unit, U.K., undertook to interview the contemporary dancers and related artists who were teaching residencies at the Centre during that time. In all, some 36 artists from Europe, the United States and Canada, were asked to describe their work and its current development. The intention was to provide a snap-shot of some of the concerns of a generation of dancers in the early 1990s. From this material, separate monographs by dancers and related artists have been produced. (1993)

Houben, Jos (1997) The Neutral Mask 147 minutes

The Neutral Mask is considered to be a powerful learning tool for the performer. Jos Houben, the Belgian actor and director, trained with Jacques Lecoq, Monika Pagneux and Philippe Gaullier, and was a founding member of the Théâtre de Complicité, with whom he has performed and directed. He also directs the company The Right Side. Over a five day workshop, held in Edinburgh, Scotland, he explored in detailed practice some of the mask's demands and implications for the actor. This DVD-ROM is an edited record of that work. (1997)