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directing - Bellahouston Academy
... equipment. He may also use various books to research any style or period he/she has in mind for the play. A director must also be able to delegate tasks. This means he must use all of the members of his/her theatre production team to the best of their ability. The most important pieces of equipment ...
... equipment. He may also use various books to research any style or period he/she has in mind for the play. A director must also be able to delegate tasks. This means he must use all of the members of his/her theatre production team to the best of their ability. The most important pieces of equipment ...
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... and high shoes to make them more visible. Each mask portrayed a different emotion and they were designed to amplify the voice of the wearer. The masks allowed the three actors to portray different characters. ...
... and high shoes to make them more visible. Each mask portrayed a different emotion and they were designed to amplify the voice of the wearer. The masks allowed the three actors to portray different characters. ...
The "V-effect"
... Brecht and Epic Theatre: Epic theatre is a theatrical movement, popularized in the early 20th century. It came about as a reaction to realism, which was the accepted style of most artists at the time. Brecht and a few of his contemporaries found realism to be overplayed and did not promote individua ...
... Brecht and Epic Theatre: Epic theatre is a theatrical movement, popularized in the early 20th century. It came about as a reaction to realism, which was the accepted style of most artists at the time. Brecht and a few of his contemporaries found realism to be overplayed and did not promote individua ...
Theater vocabulary File
... transform an empty stage into a suitable background for the play. 26.Cyclorama- A large curtain covering the back and sides of the stage27.Set pieces- The large portable pieces of the stage setting28.Sight lines-The imaginary lines defining the areas of the stage where the actors can clearly be seen ...
... transform an empty stage into a suitable background for the play. 26.Cyclorama- A large curtain covering the back and sides of the stage27.Set pieces- The large portable pieces of the stage setting28.Sight lines-The imaginary lines defining the areas of the stage where the actors can clearly be seen ...
What is a Play? - Theatre201-SP14-Saxton
... -playwright’s use of literary forms such as verse, rhyme, metaphor, apostrophe, jest, epigram -early plays were verse (poetry) -verse is rare now but plays still have carefully crafted language - can be realistic, naturalistic, poetry, other -is not the playwright’s creation alone -directors and act ...
... -playwright’s use of literary forms such as verse, rhyme, metaphor, apostrophe, jest, epigram -early plays were verse (poetry) -verse is rare now but plays still have carefully crafted language - can be realistic, naturalistic, poetry, other -is not the playwright’s creation alone -directors and act ...
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... characters in unusual, sometimes slapstick circumstances. The plot involved the disappearance of a man in Tijuana, Colio’s hometown, and the efforts of his family and lover to find him and make sense of the situation. The philosophical part had to do with the nature of existence, since people starte ...
... characters in unusual, sometimes slapstick circumstances. The plot involved the disappearance of a man in Tijuana, Colio’s hometown, and the efforts of his family and lover to find him and make sense of the situation. The philosophical part had to do with the nature of existence, since people starte ...
Dramatic Techniques
... soliloquy and the play-within-a-play(and the subsequent discussion about the role of drama). ...
... soliloquy and the play-within-a-play(and the subsequent discussion about the role of drama). ...
Developmental Stages: High School
... reality. Visual appearance, peer-acceptance and use of electronic media are often more important than the teacher’s lesson. Laughter is a defense mechanism of most teenagers and the confident “class clown” is often the most fragile and insecure. Improvisation certainly has its place in any curriculu ...
... reality. Visual appearance, peer-acceptance and use of electronic media are often more important than the teacher’s lesson. Laughter is a defense mechanism of most teenagers and the confident “class clown” is often the most fragile and insecure. Improvisation certainly has its place in any curriculu ...
Document
... to burst into to be warmly to attract to have a successful to draw it was magnificent to book tickets in stands in memory to be worth to meet with to be a sheer the film provokes ...
... to burst into to be warmly to attract to have a successful to draw it was magnificent to book tickets in stands in memory to be worth to meet with to be a sheer the film provokes ...
THE FUSION PROJECT BIRTHMARKS
... series of vignettes, linked by a broad theme or idea. “It’s always like you’re on the precipice of trying to find a coherent narrative,” Wensel laughs. “Sometimes, directors have a really, really specific aesthetic or tone or story in mind that they’d like to tell. This year, I came in with a pretty ...
... series of vignettes, linked by a broad theme or idea. “It’s always like you’re on the precipice of trying to find a coherent narrative,” Wensel laughs. “Sometimes, directors have a really, really specific aesthetic or tone or story in mind that they’d like to tell. This year, I came in with a pretty ...
An Introduction to Bertolt Brecht
... characters in his play portray a side of an argument, rather than a realistic character. These characters would allow the audience to pick the side that they believed was “rational” for themselves. That is why he made characters clear depictions of an argument. ...
... characters in his play portray a side of an argument, rather than a realistic character. These characters would allow the audience to pick the side that they believed was “rational” for themselves. That is why he made characters clear depictions of an argument. ...
Chapter 4 2oth Century Drama
... discussed in subsequent chapters). After the violence of World War II and the overwhelming threat of the atomic bomb, his approach seemed particularly appropriate to many playwrights. Elements of the theater of cruelty can be found in the cruel acts and abusive language of John Osborne’s Look Back ...
... discussed in subsequent chapters). After the violence of World War II and the overwhelming threat of the atomic bomb, his approach seemed particularly appropriate to many playwrights. Elements of the theater of cruelty can be found in the cruel acts and abusive language of John Osborne’s Look Back ...
MS Word - Ancient Greece
... costumes could also be made, in which case a small group could work together on one character to produce the mask and costume. ...
... costumes could also be made, in which case a small group could work together on one character to produce the mask and costume. ...
Adobe Acrobat - Ancient Greece
... children will use paints, felt-tips or crayons to create the face of their character. They may also want to add hair, using perhaps strips of paper or wool. ...
... children will use paints, felt-tips or crayons to create the face of their character. They may also want to add hair, using perhaps strips of paper or wool. ...
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... were in the play, only three actors were used; the actors would go back stage after playing one character, switch masks and costumes, and reappear as another ...
... were in the play, only three actors were used; the actors would go back stage after playing one character, switch masks and costumes, and reappear as another ...
Biography
... musicians and musical theatre performers. While they are dedicated to replicating the Abba sound, they have also added the theatrics and modern style to the songs as seen in the musical/movie "Mamma Mia" The FABBA show has an entire wardrobe designed to capture the complete look of Abba - from the o ...
... musicians and musical theatre performers. While they are dedicated to replicating the Abba sound, they have also added the theatrics and modern style to the songs as seen in the musical/movie "Mamma Mia" The FABBA show has an entire wardrobe designed to capture the complete look of Abba - from the o ...
Theatre in Education - Part 4
... objects or fake replicas that are clearly not the real thing. The advantage of using a real trumpet in A Sound Story is that it could be played on stage. However, you may not want the instrument to be played so a toy trumpet or a cut-out could work just as well. It can also be fun to make props ridi ...
... objects or fake replicas that are clearly not the real thing. The advantage of using a real trumpet in A Sound Story is that it could be played on stage. However, you may not want the instrument to be played so a toy trumpet or a cut-out could work just as well. It can also be fun to make props ridi ...
Drama - Bedford Free School
... address, stepping in and out of role commenting on the action. The focus is not on plot but narrative. Your play does not have to follow a linear plot eg beginning, middle and end. Emphasis is on episodic style. ...
... address, stepping in and out of role commenting on the action. The focus is not on plot but narrative. Your play does not have to follow a linear plot eg beginning, middle and end. Emphasis is on episodic style. ...
Plans may change to meet the needs of all students
... effectively portray characters to an audience? How can I use movement and voice to express my thoughts and emotions? How do the characters and situations in my scenes relate to real life experiences? How can acting techniques be applied to other subject areas? How do you effectively critique a theat ...
... effectively portray characters to an audience? How can I use movement and voice to express my thoughts and emotions? How do the characters and situations in my scenes relate to real life experiences? How can acting techniques be applied to other subject areas? How do you effectively critique a theat ...
Greek Theatre
... Long speeches were the rule, rather than quick exchanges of dialogue Speeches were delivered more to the audience than other characters, taking away even more of the realism we expect today Rule: ALL VIOLENCE MUST TAKE PLACE OFFSTAGE. Acts of violence must be out of sight by the audience. Usua ...
... Long speeches were the rule, rather than quick exchanges of dialogue Speeches were delivered more to the audience than other characters, taking away even more of the realism we expect today Rule: ALL VIOLENCE MUST TAKE PLACE OFFSTAGE. Acts of violence must be out of sight by the audience. Usua ...
Boy Out of the Country
... loved how that same tiny space could become completely different places again and again and again. In BOOTC (both in the writing and directing) I was keen to have places flow in and out of each other without big set changes or even blackouts. I wanted the scenes to flow into each other and so the ‘v ...
... loved how that same tiny space could become completely different places again and again and again. In BOOTC (both in the writing and directing) I was keen to have places flow in and out of each other without big set changes or even blackouts. I wanted the scenes to flow into each other and so the ‘v ...
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... and that theatrical performances should not be solely the province of professionals. The dual meaning of the word ‘act’, to perform and to take action, is also at the heart of the work. ...
... and that theatrical performances should not be solely the province of professionals. The dual meaning of the word ‘act’, to perform and to take action, is also at the heart of the work. ...
RATTLESNAKE Press release Written and acted by John Hardy
... forth; they engage in conversations. The typical one-actor play is either a series of monologues or a story being told by one character. RATTLESNAKE goes far beyond those traditional boundaries of theatrical protocol. These characters engage each other; they compel each other. The result is a story ...
... forth; they engage in conversations. The typical one-actor play is either a series of monologues or a story being told by one character. RATTLESNAKE goes far beyond those traditional boundaries of theatrical protocol. These characters engage each other; they compel each other. The result is a story ...
Introduction to Drama
... portrayed in a humorous manner. E.g. Ben Jonson’s “ Every man in his humor” Comedy of manners : it is an ironic form of drama that satirizes the manners of a particular class. E.g. William Congreve’s “ the Way of the World”. ...
... portrayed in a humorous manner. E.g. Ben Jonson’s “ Every man in his humor” Comedy of manners : it is an ironic form of drama that satirizes the manners of a particular class. E.g. William Congreve’s “ the Way of the World”. ...