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    answers th ^ question. r £2. 1. One example of the way theatre can educate is? a. Making people see plays (c) Making peoj le aware of an is ;;ue b. Making people laugh d. Making peo] le take theatre clusses 2. is the process by which we learn about our culture by watching and imitating the behaviors of others and listening to their stories a. Identity c. Teaching b. Theatre /oJ Enculturatio\ \ 3. Which type of theatre mixes different cultures in an attempt to find understanding

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    To go out there – perform the politics within‚ share the politics with the spect actor. Theatre of Calcutta has gone through a roller coaster ride of being political‚ not too political and simultaneously too political in the past four decades. Language of Protest in Theatre In the early seventies‚ a rebellious time in Calcutta‚ Badal Sircar had the idea of making a play on Calcutta in the form of a collage. As Calcutta is known as a city of processions ‚ ‘Michhil‚’( juloos) he says‚ “Seemed to

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    Drama Notes: Stanislavski * Realistic theatre has been dominant for the past 100 years‚ on cinema and stage. * The idea is to create believable characters and situations and t=give the illusion of real life * It makes the audience believe what they see/hear and become involved in the play * This style evolved during the twentieth century‚ moving to selective realism (focus on particular characters and events) and magical realism (similar to realism but with magical/supernatural

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    perhaps It is through experiencing theatre that the audience can truly explore the ideas of identity and belonging. It is through theatre that we experience and have a deeper understanding of identity and belonging as we are engaged into the full Each story throughout Bombshells is based on real life. Is it not more appropriate for it to be displayed in full senses? The audience may experience these feelings portrayed through acting‚ as the point of theatre is to convey a message Open letter

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    Acting is one aspect of theatre that is very interesting because it can take on many different forms and change the way a piece of theatre is interpreted. Acting across time has changed quite a lot. There have been many different forms and styles all over the world. The style of acting depends on the period and the place. There have been many different forms‚ from ancient Greek theatre to modern theatre. In ancient times Greece was a place that was known for its innovations and achievements.

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    non western performance

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    has been strong emphasis on three different non-western styles of theatre. The three styles of theatre researched were; Chinese theatre‚ African theatre and Indian theatre. Through each style that was studied‚ many different qualities emerged. To begin with‚ we looked at African theatre by studying the plays; Anowa by Ama Ata Aidoo and Rise & shine of comrade Fiasco by Andrew Whaley. From these plays I discovered how African theatre looks at telling stories within their plays‚ Also how a strong sense

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    jerzy grotowski

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    many subsequent theatre artists. Later in 1958 Grotowski moved to Opole where he was invited by the theatre critic and dramaturg Ludwik Flaszen to serve as Director of the Theatre of 13 Rows. There he began to assemble a company of actors and artistic collaborators which would help him realize his unique vision. It was also there that he began to experiment with approaches to performance training which enabled him to shape the young actors - initially allocated to his provincial theatre - into the transformational

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    characteristic of Polish Theatre. In common with other European countries‚ the most frequent and most popular form of theatre in Poland is dramatic theatre‚ based on the existence of relatively stable artistic companies It is above all a theatre of directors‚ who decide on the form of its productions and the appearance of individual scenes. There is no strict division in Poland between theatre and film directors and actors. Alongside the many types of dramatic theatre whose basis is literature

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    Ambience in Theatres Abstract The paper connotes the effectiveness of lighting techniques to the customers’ mood in restaurants. Therefore‚ this research is to find out how the customers’ mood will be affected by the impact of lighting techniques that need to be implemented in different spaces. Every play in theatre used different types of lighting in order to give good impact and to attract the audience into the plays. These architectural considerations can influence the audience in theatre while

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    wide open; practically‚ it has developed in a certain way” (Bial‚ 2004: 5). Creating artworks seen as significant forms does not happen through the adherence to traditional theatre codes and conventions; instead‚ works that contain an air of suchness what do you mean by this? and otherness are brave breaks with the known. Theatre-making is about creating visual images that show as opposed to tell the story through dynamic and different means. It’s about breaking the rules and pushing boundaries in

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