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| Realism uses what kind of stage without a what? |
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| demanded that drama be realistic and not social |
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| everything changed- lighting came about- challenged what we believed |
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| what happened in mid 19th century |
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| showing, narrating, illus, exhibit, dress up, displaying emotions |
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| emotions are the product of |
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| time place and surroundings, sensory responses, psych motives and obj, |
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| What is the actor's reality |
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| david garrick- life as a whole- human behavior |
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| who came up with ext approach and what is it? |
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| moment to moment experience |
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| "the fund aim of our art is the creation of the inner life of a human spirit an is expression in an artistic form" |
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| the actor's truth- how men and women would actually behave |
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| actors act as IF these circum were actually happening |
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| mid-atlantic- standard american |
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| what kind of dialect do you want? |
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| Actors equity assoc- nec in NY |
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| American fed of telephone and radio artists |
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| script, spine, cast, collaborate, rehearse , coordinate- put all together |
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| 6 early respons of director |
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| preplanned movements- make pictures OR collaborative- with actors, improv |
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| stage manager which is environment- doors, windows, steps, furniture etc |
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| who sets the tone and style |
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| Line- cows, mass- heavy, composition- window, texture- stone rough color; used for costume design tooooo |
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| jo mielziner; selective realism |
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| Who was scene designer of DOAS and what concept did he use |
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| the set of DOAS is a cross section of _____ |
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| Ibsen- father of modern drama- dh and ghost; august strindberg; anton chekhov |
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| Three playwrights that modern theatre began with |
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| in poetic realism, everything is real except what? |
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| John Millington singe- playboy; desire under the elms and long day's journey into night- eugene oneill |
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| Who are two authors of poetic realism and what did they write |
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| waiting for left- odets and dollhouse |
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| What are two plays that portray social realism |
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| magic, surrealism; louigi pirandello- six chars in search of an author |
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| realism, existentialism; no meaning in life |
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| Absurdist drama is rooted in what and grew out of what? |
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| martin esslin; coined phrase of absurdist drama |
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| esslin, beckett- happy days, waiting for godot; ionesco- bald soprano |
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