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Fundamentals of Theatre Arts

Fundamentals of Theatre Arts History of the Theatre Greeks through Elizabethan Origins of Theatre Storytelling ancient cultures. 20,000 – 30,000 years old. Egyptians. 2,500 – 3,300 BC. “Murder of Wheat God Osiris by his Enemy Set” Done on a boat in the Nile River.

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Unit 2

Unit 2. Elements of Acting. Chapter 5 Movement.

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Alternative Political Theatre in Britain in the 1970s:

Alternative Political Theatre in Britain in the 1970s:. From Brecht to Thatcher. The Background:. The Workers’ Theatre Movement: 1928-1938 Living Newspaper (the Federal Theatre project) Theatre Union: Manchester Theatre Workshop: Stratford, London (Joan Littlewood and Ewen MacColl).

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ELIZABETHAN THEATRE

AND the Globe. ELIZABETHAN THEATRE. A POWEPOINT PRESENTATION BY KAARIN KIVIRÄHK. Theatre during the Elizabethan period . PUBLIC THEATRES. The first was THE THEATRE(1576) No theatres remained from this period. THE GLOBE. Established in 1599 The most famous Elizabethan theatre.

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Medieval Theatre

Medieval Theatre. Medieval Theatre. Time frame: 5 th c- mid 16 th c Secular theatre died in Western Europe with the fall of Rome Theatrical performances were banned by the Roman Catholic Church as barbaric and pagan Most Roman theatre had been spectacle rather than literary drama.

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Shakespeare Research Project

Shakespeare Research Project. Thaiana Bountham, Alex Romero, Connor Ryan, Victor Vongphrachanh. James Burbage. James Burbage was an Elizabethan entrepreneur born in Stratford-upon-Avon, England in 1531.

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Medieval Theatre

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Nineteenth-Century Theatre

Nineteenth-Century Theatre. Influences. 17th c. French Neo-Classical and English Restoration drama of wit and manners became 18th theatre of sensibility 18 th –19 th c. German Romantic Theatre Revival of Shakespeare Rise of “star system”: actor-managers

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American Theatre

American Theatre. Outlawed Theatre. Under Puritanical control, theatre performances in the American Colonies were outlawed. Viewing dramatic or comic plays was thought to influence the behavior of the young and lead to maliciousness.

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Chapter One-- THEATRE (BRIEF EDITION )

WHAT IS THE THEATRE?. Chapter One-- THEATRE (BRIEF EDITION ). by Robert Cohen. THEATRE from the Greek theatron meaning “seeing place” . DRAMA from the Greek dran meaning “to do”. DRAMA is . a text the verbal aspects of theatre a process (to be dramatic). THEATRE is hardware.

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IB THEATRE

IB THEATRE. Yeah. What Is the PURPOSE Of THEATRE?. What is theatre, exactly?. How is it different from The other arts?. What does it have to do with me?. What does it have to do with me?. What does it have to do with me?. What does it have to do with me?. How am I going to use it?.

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Greek Theatre

Greek Theatre. Western Civilization University High School 2011-12. Ancient Greek Theatre. Flourished from 550 – 220 BCE, mostly in Athens Part of the festival of Dionysus Theatre of Dionysus (Athenian acropolis). Theatre of Dionysus. Impact of Greek Theatre.

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History of Theatre Timeline

History of Theatre Timeline . Drama III/IV. Prehistory-600 B.C. Shamanism Ritual Dance Storytelling. 600 B.C. – 1500 A.D. Origin of Greek Theatre Golden Age of Greece Roman Theatre (1 A.D.) Medieval Drama Theatre in China Noh Drama. 1500-1700. Commedia dell’ arte

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FOUNDATIONS OF THEATRE

FOUNDATIONS OF THEATRE. WHAT IS THEATRE?. What is Theatre?. Theatre is a complex art at least 2500 years old. Our experience of theatregoing varies depending on the time

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Modern Theatre Design

Modern Theatre Design. A Theatre History Presentation by Joey McDonough and Matt Campbell. Intro. Modern Theatre Design refers to everything involved with the theatre, including lighting, sound, stages, architecture, etc , post World War I ( 1914-1918) to present day.

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Classic theatre

Classic theatre. Greek and Roman theatre. Ancient Greek theatre. - Is a theatrical culture, which took place in a period of time between 550 c. and 220 c. BC in the city-state of Athens

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Roman Theatre

Roman Theatre. Roman theatre had more variety than the Greek Theatre. Why? - included : 1. acrobatics 2. athletic events 3. gladiatorial combats. The Romans, like the Greeks, associated their theatre with festivals, however: Plays were only a small part of their festivals.

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Discover the Mystery behind the MASKs

Discover the Mystery behind the MASKs. -Masks in theatre Jason 9716048. - INTRODUCTION-. -USAGE IN THEATRE-. 1. Religious Ceremony. -USAGE IN THEATRE-. 2. Venetian mask party. -USAGE IN THEATRE-. 3. Noh theatre. -USAGE IN THEATRE-. 4. Acting another creature. - FEATURES-.

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THEATRE HISTORY

THEATRE HISTORY. Roman Theatre 200 BC-475 AD. Rome invaded Greece Took over their art Took over their literature Took over their theatre. Roman Theatre. 1.Theatre was frowned on by the educated Romans 2. Theatre was mainly for the lower classes

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LJMU Theatre Collections

LJMU Theatre Collections LJMU Special Collections & Archives Emily Parsons, LJMU Archivist & Special Collections Librarian 2 nd July 2014. LJMU Theatre Collections. Everyman Theatre Archive Willy Russell Archive Unity Theatre Archive Fuse Archive Royal Court Theatre Archive.

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TECHNICAL THEATRE

TECHNICAL THEATRE. SAFETY. GENERAL THEATRE SAFETY. Theatres usually have a FIRE CURTAIN that can close off the performing area from the auditorium Multi purpose ABC rated fire extinguishers should be in every theatre

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Japanese Theatre

Japanese Theatre. Theatre History. Japanese Theatre-Noh Plays. Based on ritual Much like the Chinese theatre in content and form Short Serious Philosophical Used poetry and dance. Japanese Theatre-Noh Plays. Formal, classic language Meant only for the aristocrats Still done today

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