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    genres of theater

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    Genres of Theatre There are many different genres of theatre available for us to watch. The choices are endless with performance theatres giving us the opportunity to experience all forms of entertainment that the performing arts have to offer. Whether you want to visit a musical theatre to witness a story told through song‚ dance and speech or an opera theatre to listen to a story being sung‚ the choices are unlimited. There are simply too many genres of theatre to name them all but the main

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    Research has shown that Manta Rays and Devil Rays are cousins but are different types of marine life. Although they are cousins‚ they are different. They have different body types‚ different habitats and different intelligence levels. If you ever see a manta ray or a devil ray‚ they look very similar. It may not look like they have different bodies but they do. A manta ray can grow to a size of 7m (23ft) and weigh up to 3‚600 pounds. It has 18 rows of teeth on their lower jaw. Their eyes are on

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    Theater Paper

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    In five years‚ I could see myself working at SCVNGR/LevelUp in the Marketing Department because I would feel a sense of professionalism while remaining productive towards the mission. This “mission” features the fostering of customer loyalty where consumers who use this easy-to-use app can earn rewards such as discounts for restaurants. People travel to different places‚ fulfill challenges and earn points that lead to these prizes. While the concept seemed marketable‚ the revenue decreased‚ which

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    Renaissance Theater

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    Bishop English II 9 February 2013 Renaissance Theatre Theatre starts back in 500B.C. in Ancient Greece. It is a type of entertainment that involves many different stories. From bible stories to the latest king or queen‚ many of their stories were reenacted. Around 1590 to the1600’s‚ England became very interested in their past. Renaissance theatre is an interesting topic because it relates to many different aspects to the past which make you learn even more. Playhouses played

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    Theater Vocabulary

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    POLITICAL THEATRE: measured drama pitting a character with a conservative point of view against a character with a liberal viewpoint. It can be passionate advocacy of one idea and ardent attack on anyone who opposes that idea. And it can be a drama that falls anywhere between these two types. PERFORMANCE ART: is one recent form that poses these questions and then some. What is considered performance art has undergone several transformations in recent decades. It often means a single artist who artist

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    Fox Theater History

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    The fox theater is an amazing historical structure in St. Louis. Entertaining acts range from amazing Broadway shows to comedy acts. Many famous people‚ musical groups‚ and plays have performed here. In my opinion‚ it is one of the many amazing places in St. Louis‚ Missouri. The Fox theater was intended for films of the fox film corporation and elaborate stage shows. The Fox is located on 527 N Grand Blvd. St. Louis‚ Missouri. This structure was finished being built on January 1‚ 1929. The Fox replaced

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    Gay and Lesbian Theater

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    “Gay and Lesbian Theater” Gay and Lesbian themes were introduced into the theater before the 1960s. Long before homosexual characters were seen in American plays on a regular basis‚ there were isolated incidents when a gay or lesbian appeared in the plot; they were called freaks when doing so. Many people were often offended by homosexuality. Cross dressing was used in performances that raised concerns about sexual and gender roles: men dressed in drag and women wore men clothing. Festivals were

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    The Globe Theater

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    The Globe Theatre was located in the Southwark district of London‚ which was the location at which the Bard’s most famous stage works were first produced. The Globe Theatre was built during Shakespeare’s early period stage in 1599. It was one of four major theatres in the area‚ along with the Swan‚ the Rose‚ and the Hope. The Globe was the principal playhouse of the Lord Chamberlain’s Men‚ later on the Kings Men in 1603. Most of Shakespeare’s post-1599 plays were originally staged at the Globe‚ including

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    Conner Bogard Mr. Schaefer English 3rd Period March 8‚ 2013 Being Suspenseful with Plumwood and Bradbury Val Plumwood is the author of the non-fictional story‚ ‘’ Being Prey’’. This story described Val‘s near-death experience with a crocodile. Ray Bradbury is the author of the fictional story‚ ‘’The Sound of Thunder’’. ‘’The Sound of Thunder’’ was based on the butterfly effect. The butterfly effect says that a small change at one place can make huge difference on what will happen in that

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    x rays

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    What are X-rays? X-rays are a form of radiation that can pass through solid and semi-solid substances. In carefully controlled doses‚ they can be used to capture images of the body’s internal structures. How X-rays work X-rays are a type of radiation. Light and X-rays are similar sources of energy. However‚ light has a much lower frequency than X-rays and is absorbed by your skin. X-rays have a higher frequency and pass through the human body. As X-rays pass through the body‚ energy particles

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