Tolentino Arianna Tolentino December 11, 2013 Foundations of
... as the zanni, who were sometimes sly or foolish (Living Theatre p.152). Examples of such characters in Moliere’s Tartuffe that portray these comic figures are Orgon, Elmire, Dorine, and Tartuffe. These characters share the aspects of the stock characters in commedia dell’arte. Moliere was greatly in ...
... as the zanni, who were sometimes sly or foolish (Living Theatre p.152). Examples of such characters in Moliere’s Tartuffe that portray these comic figures are Orgon, Elmire, Dorine, and Tartuffe. These characters share the aspects of the stock characters in commedia dell’arte. Moliere was greatly in ...
Television comedy - Sample scheme of work and lesson plan
... Generic conventions – How does ‘Benidorm’ differ from other sitcoms? It lacks a laughter track / canned laughter, it’s filmed using a single camera technique (audiences may like ...
... Generic conventions – How does ‘Benidorm’ differ from other sitcoms? It lacks a laughter track / canned laughter, it’s filmed using a single camera technique (audiences may like ...
KAPUT - Kids Entertainment Inc.
... relied heavily on broad movements to convey emotions among the players, the pratfall was an ideal device to employ in many of the more famous comedies of the day. After movies moved on to include sound as well as visuals, the pratfall was enhanced with the addition of screams, warnings intended to a ...
... relied heavily on broad movements to convey emotions among the players, the pratfall was an ideal device to employ in many of the more famous comedies of the day. After movies moved on to include sound as well as visuals, the pratfall was enhanced with the addition of screams, warnings intended to a ...
types of comedy
... Dramatic irony: Discrepancy between what the reader or audience knows and what a character knows Knaves & Fools: In comedy there are no villains and no innocent victims. Instead, there are rogues (knaves) and suckers (fools). The knave exploits someone “asking for it”. When these two interact, com ...
... Dramatic irony: Discrepancy between what the reader or audience knows and what a character knows Knaves & Fools: In comedy there are no villains and no innocent victims. Instead, there are rogues (knaves) and suckers (fools). The knave exploits someone “asking for it”. When these two interact, com ...
background information on the Sentimental Comedy
... The term became popular in the 18th c., when it acquired the meaning of ‘susceptibility to tender feelings’; thus, a capacity not for feeling sorry for oneself so much as being able to identify with and respond to the sorrows of others – and to respond to the beautiful. This quality of empathy was p ...
... The term became popular in the 18th c., when it acquired the meaning of ‘susceptibility to tender feelings’; thus, a capacity not for feeling sorry for oneself so much as being able to identify with and respond to the sorrows of others – and to respond to the beautiful. This quality of empathy was p ...
