Ancient Greek Theater
... Because Greek tragedy and comedy originated with the chorus, the most important part of the performance space was the orchestra, which means 'a place for dancing' (orchesis). A tragic chorus consisted of 12 or 15 dancers (choreuts), who may have been young men just about to enter military service af ...
... Because Greek tragedy and comedy originated with the chorus, the most important part of the performance space was the orchestra, which means 'a place for dancing' (orchesis). A tragic chorus consisted of 12 or 15 dancers (choreuts), who may have been young men just about to enter military service af ...
Ancient Greek Theater
... Because Greek tragedy and comedy originated with the chorus, the most important part of the performance space was the orchestra, which means 'a place for dancing' (orchesis). A tragic chorus consisted of 12 or 15 dancers (choreuts), who may have been young men just about to enter military service af ...
... Because Greek tragedy and comedy originated with the chorus, the most important part of the performance space was the orchestra, which means 'a place for dancing' (orchesis). A tragic chorus consisted of 12 or 15 dancers (choreuts), who may have been young men just about to enter military service af ...
UnitOne-VocabularyLIST
... Apron- The area of the stage in front of the curtain line, also called the forestage. This may be a platform placed over the orchestra pit when a larger acting area is needed. Arena Stage- Space where audience sits on all sides of the stage (see Theatre in the Round) Audition- The opportunity to rea ...
... Apron- The area of the stage in front of the curtain line, also called the forestage. This may be a platform placed over the orchestra pit when a larger acting area is needed. Arena Stage- Space where audience sits on all sides of the stage (see Theatre in the Round) Audition- The opportunity to rea ...
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... Even specific ways of walking which differed for each character Kabuki actors held in high regard - very respected ...
... Even specific ways of walking which differed for each character Kabuki actors held in high regard - very respected ...
Elizabethan Theatre
... • after 1599, Shakespeare's company, at that time called the Chamberlain's Men, performed his plays in THE GLOBE THEATRE ...
... • after 1599, Shakespeare's company, at that time called the Chamberlain's Men, performed his plays in THE GLOBE THEATRE ...
program from the play - Lex
... Tara Nielson (Stage Manager) Tara Nielson has stage managed many of Lex-Ham’s shows over the past four years. Some of which include: Sylvia, All My Sons, and State of the Union. She is thrilled again to be involved with such a great director, cast and crew. When she is not stage managing she is ofte ...
... Tara Nielson (Stage Manager) Tara Nielson has stage managed many of Lex-Ham’s shows over the past four years. Some of which include: Sylvia, All My Sons, and State of the Union. She is thrilled again to be involved with such a great director, cast and crew. When she is not stage managing she is ofte ...
The Performance Experience - IB-English
... but a musical experience as well Many of the Greek actors played instruments and sang as well, and were typically not accepted into a theatre troupe unless they had something artistically to offer (aside from acting) ...
... but a musical experience as well Many of the Greek actors played instruments and sang as well, and were typically not accepted into a theatre troupe unless they had something artistically to offer (aside from acting) ...
Early Minneapolis theaters. - Collections
... avenues had come and gone, and the building had been turned into offices and dramatic rights surrendered to the newly erected Pence Opera House at Second Street and Hennepin Avenue.^ The Pence Opera House was planned as the Pence Music Hall, but with elaborations in its construction the original nam ...
... avenues had come and gone, and the building had been turned into offices and dramatic rights surrendered to the newly erected Pence Opera House at Second Street and Hennepin Avenue.^ The Pence Opera House was planned as the Pence Music Hall, but with elaborations in its construction the original nam ...
Chapter 7 - History of Drama
... held the conviction that people are not what they appear. • Norway – Henrik Ibsen, the father of modern drama & the father of realism, his chief theme was that society must Protect and develop the individual rights of each person. ...
... held the conviction that people are not what they appear. • Norway – Henrik Ibsen, the father of modern drama & the father of realism, his chief theme was that society must Protect and develop the individual rights of each person. ...
Best of 2015 in Chicago`s fringe theater — and what`s up next
... the snake eating its tail: a show about the writing of the very show being performed. Sitting in the audience was like staring into the theatrical equivalent of one of those never-ending mirrors. It takes real skill to pull off such a premise this self-conscious. A mini-musical with major appeal, di ...
... the snake eating its tail: a show about the writing of the very show being performed. Sitting in the audience was like staring into the theatrical equivalent of one of those never-ending mirrors. It takes real skill to pull off such a premise this self-conscious. A mini-musical with major appeal, di ...
Shakespeare`s company, the Lord Chamberlain`s Men, was one of
... The Globe, which opened in 1599, became the playhouse where audiences first saw some of Shakespeare's best-known plays. In 1613, it burned to the ground when the roof caught fire during a performance of Shakespeare's Henry VIII. A new, second Globe was quickly built on the same site, opening in 1614 ...
... The Globe, which opened in 1599, became the playhouse where audiences first saw some of Shakespeare's best-known plays. In 1613, it burned to the ground when the roof caught fire during a performance of Shakespeare's Henry VIII. A new, second Globe was quickly built on the same site, opening in 1614 ...
The Globe Theatre - Fichier
... In diameter, the Globe Theatre is up to 100 feet. The design of the Globe theater was based on the Roman Coliseum but built on a much smaller scale. We can observe n open arena design & structure. The designers believed that basing the look of the theatre on Classical Greek and Roman structures woul ...
... In diameter, the Globe Theatre is up to 100 feet. The design of the Globe theater was based on the Roman Coliseum but built on a much smaller scale. We can observe n open arena design & structure. The designers believed that basing the look of the theatre on Classical Greek and Roman structures woul ...
Ancient Greek Theater
... The skene was a rectangular building with three doors which provided a generic backdrop for entrances and exits of the characters. The proskenion was a small platform in front of the skene to give actors more visibility to the audience. ...
... The skene was a rectangular building with three doors which provided a generic backdrop for entrances and exits of the characters. The proskenion was a small platform in front of the skene to give actors more visibility to the audience. ...
THEATRE VOCABULARY
... In literary and dramatic studies, genre refers to the main types of literary form, principally tragedy and comedy. The term can also refer to forms that are more specific to a given historical era, such as the revenge tragedy, or to more specific sub-genres of tragedy and comedy, such as the comedy ...
... In literary and dramatic studies, genre refers to the main types of literary form, principally tragedy and comedy. The term can also refer to forms that are more specific to a given historical era, such as the revenge tragedy, or to more specific sub-genres of tragedy and comedy, such as the comedy ...
Ancient Greek Theater
... Because Greek tragedy and comedy originated with the chorus, the most important part of the performance space was the orchestra, which means 'a place for dancing' (orchesis). A tragic chorus consisted of 12 or 15 dancers (choreuts), who may have been young men just about to enter military service af ...
... Because Greek tragedy and comedy originated with the chorus, the most important part of the performance space was the orchestra, which means 'a place for dancing' (orchesis). A tragic chorus consisted of 12 or 15 dancers (choreuts), who may have been young men just about to enter military service af ...
Restoration PPT - Westerville City Schools
... Actors developed greater realism than before (although still not like ...
... Actors developed greater realism than before (although still not like ...
Le Cid - Riverdale Middle School
... • in a thrust stage, the audience is seated on three sides and tends to be nearer the action than in a proscenium staging, but since one wall is available for scenic elements, there can be more use of spectacle than in the arena. The runways used at fashion shows are a type of thrust stage. ...
... • in a thrust stage, the audience is seated on three sides and tends to be nearer the action than in a proscenium staging, but since one wall is available for scenic elements, there can be more use of spectacle than in the arena. The runways used at fashion shows are a type of thrust stage. ...
Le Cid - Riverdale Middle School
... • in a thrust stage, the audience is seated on three sides and tends to be nearer the action than in a proscenium staging, but since one wall is available for scenic elements, there can be more use of spectacle than in the arena. The runways used at fashion shows are a type of thrust stage. ...
... • in a thrust stage, the audience is seated on three sides and tends to be nearer the action than in a proscenium staging, but since one wall is available for scenic elements, there can be more use of spectacle than in the arena. The runways used at fashion shows are a type of thrust stage. ...
Introduction To Theatre
... - where the audience sits Grand Drape ____________ - the curtain, usually of heavy velour which separates the stage from the audience. Properties ____________ - elements that provide for a finished set, or are sometimes used by an actor. ...
... - where the audience sits Grand Drape ____________ - the curtain, usually of heavy velour which separates the stage from the audience. Properties ____________ - elements that provide for a finished set, or are sometimes used by an actor. ...
Globe Theatre Notes
... in the yard at the center of the playhouse. Without an overhead roof, such a view was exposed, but with the stage set at eye level some 5 feet off the ground, you got the closest view in the house. For a little more (roughly two pennies), you could pay to sit in one of the playhouse's three circular ...
... in the yard at the center of the playhouse. Without an overhead roof, such a view was exposed, but with the stage set at eye level some 5 feet off the ground, you got the closest view in the house. For a little more (roughly two pennies), you could pay to sit in one of the playhouse's three circular ...
Drama
... • The dramatic space is what the reader creates thanks to their imagination when reading the text. – This is the setting the reader creates when reading the text. ...
... • The dramatic space is what the reader creates thanks to their imagination when reading the text. – This is the setting the reader creates when reading the text. ...
Theatre of the French Renaissance
... Companies included women who could vote and were paid— ”equal rights!” After Moliere’s death, his company merged with two others to become the Comedie Francaise—the first national theatre. ...
... Companies included women who could vote and were paid— ”equal rights!” After Moliere’s death, his company merged with two others to become the Comedie Francaise—the first national theatre. ...