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    1.1 General Overview Theatre is an encompassing comprehensive art for which includes other forms such as the music and fashion (Theatre Projects Consultants‚ 2016). It is a leading art form with a complex entity which is dependent on the intricate interaction of ideas‚ text‚ characters‚ and performance. From the diverse elements of these theatrical mixes‚ the most important ones mostly evident in plays are idea‚ characters‚ conflict‚ dialogue‚ and construction (Weijdom‚ 2016). For centuries‚ play

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    somewhat dark and peculiar. Her long hair is dishevelled and her style messy. She wears a black hooded sweatshirt with old brown leather boots. The outlines of a stage are vaguely recognizable. The rest stays in the dark. For a moment It seems like a theatre stage. Everything is silent. Fiona stands in front of a microphone. Her eyes are closed‚ she seems nervous. Slowly she opens them. FIONA Be yourself; enjoy every moment of your life; Be in the now; Don’t wait for anything; Reach for the stars and

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    pitch black inside the theatre.” This dark verse light theme is introduced and developed throughout the first scene. At a more figurative level‚ this contrast can be perceived to represent the insanity within the asylum and the sanity outside. A stereotypical view of the asylum as being filled with mad people is created. Mistreatment of the mental illness patients can be seen from Justin’s quote “Coat of paint and it’ll be fine” and the stage direction that describe the theatre ‘burnt out’ and ‘pitch

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    of Ballet Philippines and increase compensation of the artists? III. Areas of Consideration a. Strengths b. Weaknesses i. Virtually unknown locally ii. Viewed as elitist and unable to reach the common Juan dela Cruz iii. The location of the theatre isn’t easily accessible the ordinary public. Far from most public transportation vehicles. c. Threats i. Increasing number of ballet schools ii. International dance companies getting Filipino talents iii. Steady decrease in viewership d. Opportunities

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    reflection and analysis of my role as Assistant Stage Manager in the production of The Hour/DNA by Jordan Daughtry. As part of the Performance Practice module‚ myself and my fellow students had to take part in two mainstage productions at Derby Theatre as either cast‚ crew or taking a dual role. Having the option to choose our desired role‚ I opted to take part as either a part of the cast or a member of the marketing team. When the roles were announced‚ I was assigned to the Marketing team and

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    Name: Ellaine G. De Jesus Section: IV-Sun Elements of Drama Most successful playwrights follow the theories of playwriting and drama that were established over two thousand years ago by a man named Aristotle.  In his works the Poetics Aristotle outlined the six elements of drama in his critical analysis of the classical Greek tragedy Oedipus Rex written by the Greek playwright‚ Sophocles‚ in the fifth century B.C.  The six elements as they are outlined

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    The origins of comedy are in the 5th Century BC. So this was in the Greek era- these plays were performed in Classical Athens as parts of festivals called Dionysia. These were performed on different days to tragedies. Greek comedies would be zany and would mock both political and philosophical ideas. Aristophanes a prolific writer of comedy during the 4th and 5th century BC he is first and foremost a political writer; a satirist most commonly known for mocking the politicians of the time. Aristophanes

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    performance is established in a three-dimensional space. The research of any time of theatre history can show you that there has‚ and always will be‚ a manufactured advancement of the space in the theatre whether this be both traditional and informal. In every single case‚ “the audience member‚ the spectator‚ becomes part of the performance‚ and is therefore an integral part of the space itself”. For concurrent shows‚ the theatre space itself can span from a much formal and conservative approach with a proscenium-arch

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    "There are certain elements common to all theater. These elements are present whenever a theater event takes place; without them‚ an event ceases to be theater and becomes a different art form and different experience". --"Theater‚ The Lively Art". Theater is a form of fine art that uses live performers to present the experience of a real or imagined event before a live audience. The performers may communicate this experience to the audience through gestures‚ speech‚ song‚ music or dance. Elements

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    Russian actor‚ theatre director and teacher and profoundly influenced 20th century theatre with “The System”. Throughout he developed this system through a variety of techniques. Although it is complex with several aspects to consider‚ one of the basic goals of “The System" was to portray believable‚ natural people on stage as that would create a realistic performance for the audience. During Stalin’s control over Russia‚ Stanislavski was determined to keep the survival of theatre. At this time during

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