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"the dancing place"
orchestra
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ritual of performance
- has ability to entertain (to hold emotion)
social contract
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god of fertility (music and dance), wine, sex, drugs, rock and roll
Dionysus
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hut, little house, shed
-where they change clothes and go
skene
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infront of platform
pro-skene
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3 actors, 15 (all men)
characters were heros, kings, quens
issues about honor, justice
man vs man
mankind vs fate(gods)
tradegy
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turning point
catastrophe
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funny song
3 actors
chorus of 24
myth, legend, history
local
lived celebrities
comedy
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philospher 335 B.C.
Aristotle
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exposing things you need to know
exposition
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plot
character
language
theme
specticule
music
aristotle's elements of theatre
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picture from around the stage
Proscenium Arch
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audience all around it
Pageant wagon
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uic theatre
put audience in different places
technology based
mechanical scenery
- flexible theatre
- "Black box"
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audience all around
- in the round
- "found theatre"
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each part of stage there are so audience see total affect
wing and drop set
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3 walls that define a room
box set
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theatre and play based on todays fashion
unit set
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serious play
problem play
Domestic Drama
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A doll house 1879
domestic drama
problem play
Henrik Ibsen
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1911-1983
Glass Manaseay
Tennessee Wiliams
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1915-2005
Death of a Salesman
Arthur Miller
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1906-1989
End game
Samuel Beckett
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Breathr of life
2 or more characters with different goals
Dramatic Conflict
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delight mood joy } aesthetic
rasa
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1300s-1600s
accomplishment
performance
Noh
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1600-present
bu - dancing
ki - art
both men and women
Kogan and Ki <sticks>
Kabuki
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presentational, immediate accessable, its fun, often politcal and/or social message, physical not literary, less story driven, semi-improvised, direct interactin with audience
Spectacle Theatre
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Sophocles 429 B.C
Oedipus the King
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Aristophanes 411 B.C.
Lysistrata
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Henrik Ibsen [domestic drama/ problem play]
A Doll house
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Comedy. Anton Chekhov 1904
The Cherry Orchard
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poetic realism by Tennesse Williams 1944
The Glass Menagerie
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Social Realism
Arthur Mille 1949
Death of Salesman
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social/ poetic realism August Wilson 1985
fences
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magic realism
Tony kushev 1990
Angels in America
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Samuel Beckett 1957
Endgame
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mystery, Wakefield Maste 1450
The second Shepards play
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Morality play 1500 anonymous
Everyman
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Quenn Elizabeth
tradegy William Shakespeare 1601
Hamlet
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Kabuki drama
Chickamatsu Manzaeman 1748
the 47 Samurai
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cycle="mystery"=guild
Mystery Play
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to teach or instruct
Morality
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Miracle Play
presents a real accountant of life, miracles, or martydam against
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puppets are extremely elaborate in South Asia. They were articulate puppets. Puppets vary in size
Shadow Puppet
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Not necessarily behind a screen it could be in front of the screen. Wayang Kulit meaning Shadow Skin
Rod puppet
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"Little Marry" they are used in a Wing and Drop Set
Marionette
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"Doll" and its Japanese. They are 3-d either made out of wood or porcelin. Can be very large. They are manipulated by hands by two or three puppeteers.
Bunraku
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life struggles
social realism
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most important dominate in acting in theatre, film
physchological realism
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They usually have a fatalistic view of life with their characters living on the margins of society, either as unemployed members of the working class or as criminals.
poetic realism
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The truth is
Theatre of the absurd
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set up the costumes by category
Georg II Duke of Saxe-Meiningen
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You know that the audience is there, but you pretend they are just another "wall"
Fourth Wall
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Lighting, Color, Texture, Movement= Personality of Character
Modern Dress
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ira aldridge
James hewlett
Langston Hughes
African American Grove Company
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