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    Western Australia’s policy of resettlement for Aboriginal people during the 1930’s. Jack Davis‚ an Aboriginal playwright‚ constructed the play No Sugar to challenge the view that this resettlement is acceptable. Davis uses dramatic techniques such as costume‚ setting‚ movement and symbolism to confront an audience of the injustice of resettlement and therefore initiate the process of attitudinal change towards the current Aboriginal situation. Drama is an effective medium for instigating this change as

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    People‚ authored by Hendrik Ibsen and adapted by Arthur Miller performed by the Playmaker’s Repertory Company‚ was a tremendous spectacle of production. To enhance the audience’s overall experience‚ key production elements included superior scenery‚ costumes‚ lighting‚ and sound. Each of these elements was required to support the script in a creative and engaging manner. Every decision made by the designers is entirely relevant. The collective workings of these elements dictate the show’s success of

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    James Kudelka's 4 Seasons

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    The dance piece I’m going to be talking about is the piece “4 Seasons” . The choreographer of the piece is James Kudelka O.C. “4 Seasons‚” had many different stories within each season change. Each season had a different story. The season summer was my favourite season‚ although summer was my favourite season I enjoyed the whole piece‚ but it sometimes got a little confusing. The summer season had two beautiful dancers named Tiffany Mosher and Chelsey Meiss. Other portions of the summer pice also

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    often does not pay enough attention to locate them. This does not go unseen in “The Cask of Amontillado” by Edgar Allen Poe. The costumes Fortunato and Montresor wear in the story give specific details to who they are‚ what they are like‚ and what they might do in the story. In the story Montresor confronts Fortunato during the festival which Fortunato is wearing a costume of a fool which would be a jester’s clothes. From this the reader can infer that Fortunato will be a foolish man during this story

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    Comparing Opera and Ballet from Beginning to Present Time During the 17th Century Opera and Ballets were combined and performed in the same productions (Smith 23). French Opera began to form in “1669 and after many issues came throughout the creation‚ they finalized French Opera in 1673” (Mongredien 120). It is noted that the roots of Opera “were influenced from Greek and Roman tragedy‚ Ancient Rhetoric and work of Plato and Aristotle” (Giroud). The first impact of French Opera “was made by Luigi

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    Principles which stated the films could not lower the audiences’ moral standards‚ should contain the correct standards of life and not be ridiculed. According to the Production Code‚ Perfume will have 3 main problems‚ Crimes against the Law‚ Sex and Costume. Perfume has a subtitle called the Story of A Murderer. Obviously‚ it describes a story of crime. However‚ in the film‚ there are so many directly bloody‚ crucial scenes about murder‚ which are violation of the first rule in Production Code‚ Crime

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    Coach Carter

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    future for themselves. The three directors craft techniques that are demonstrated in this film are costume‚ camera angles and music. These directors craft techniques are used to manipulate the audience to feel a particular way towards the movie or to help them understand something or someone. One of the three directors craft techniques that have been demonstrated in Coach Carter is costume. Costume can be used to show a characters personality‚ show what kind of environment they are in‚ or make them

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    Theatre in Shakespeare’s Time In Shakespeare’s time there were no female actors. This was because acting was not considered an honourable job‚ so no woman would be seen doing such a thing. The role of women had to be played by young boys who had not gone through puberty. This was because they had higher voices. Shakespeare himself even acted in some of his own plays‚ but because it was such a long time ago‚ it is not known which ones. The plays of this period of time were very last minute. Some

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    Comparing to versions of Romeo and Juliet The star crossed lovers‚ Romeo and Juliet‚ are presented in two famous movie productions. The first directed by Franco Zeffirelli’s 1996. The updated Luhrmann picture best captures the essence of Shakespeare for the present day viewer. Through the use of modernisation and location‚ while preserving Shakespearean language‚ to capture the audience. Equally Zeffirelli’s more historical interpretation show cases the original medieval architecture the Shakespeare

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    Over the past five years‚ the number of software applications used by Cirque du Soleil employees has ballooned from roughly 40 to more than 200. Although these tools run a wide range of operations—from handling human resources and finance to making costumes and scheduling performing artists—these applications could not share data. This shortcoming threatened productivity or even the prospects for a show to go on without major headaches if‚ for example‚ a spotlight wasn’t delivered to the right place

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