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| Tied down loose ends, god from a machine |
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| The impulse towards theatre is universal. These things include thatrical elements such as dancing and impoersonating. Even the dearkest of cutlures particiate in it, |
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| Minimum space for Theatre |
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| 1Actor, 1Space, 1Audience |
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| Polictis in relation to Theatre |
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| A staged event, example the balloons and streamers the families of the politicians on stage. |
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| Diffrence between Audience and Film and Audience and Theatre? |
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| the performer audience relationship |
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| Being together in an atmosphere of agroup chenges the way we act in that group. ex. people at a football game and the same people at church. |
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| being seperated from the audience. Such in a painting up close wont work as well unless you step away and look at the big picture. |
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| Playing a character or event outside of its proper time sequence, example, Peopel from the past speaking and active as if they lived today |
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| Abrupt Movements from the Present to the past and back again |
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| Ralism and Non Realism denotes.... |
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| diffrent ways of presenting reality |
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| Resembles observable reality. photographic truth, conforms ot our own observation golloe the pridtable logic. |
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| Everything that does not conform to observations of surface reality. example, ghosts, petry instead or prose, abstracrt forms of scenary. |
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| performers pretend to use objects not really there. |
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| Reanacments of materials gathered from actual events ex. court transcripts. |
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| Play about a a black family moving on up by Lorraine Hansberry |
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| Art does not occur in a ... |
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| All Art is related to teh society in which it was produced. |
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| Three Stages of History of Theatre |
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| Greek, Elizabethan and Modern |
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| Theatre that is built jsut for theatre and shows diffrent show in diffrent nights, ex, Mona Charlie Brown Tuesday Ubu Roi |
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| Someone who observes theatre and then analyzes and comments on it. Usually works for a magazine or a journal and has written books and has tons of time to deicate to writing. |
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What is being attempted?
have the intentions been achieved?
Was the attempte Worthwile? |
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| Questions for Critical Criteria. |
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| Attepts to describe in clear detail what is happening in the paly or performance |
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| Describes what happens in play by also offers adive or comments about how it should be done |
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| Usually works for telvision or nwspaper adn reports on what has occured at the theatre. Tell whats its about offer opinion but usually have no indeph experince into it. |
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| Proscenium, arena, Thrust, Found and Black Box |
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| 5 diffrent types of stages |
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| Typical stage, pocture Frame Stage |
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| Cicle stage, Ubu roi was in, or like a concert |
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| You find it, it can be anywhere you choose Stage |
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| Kinda of like an octagon very similar to picture frame stage that has three quarter seating U shaped |
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| can be created out of any other type of stage really. |
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| Th auditorium itself is called |
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| The house or Front of the House |
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| the slant of an auditorium or stage floor is called the |
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| Created by Giacomo Tortelli, they are side pieces to be movied in and out of the stage picture. |
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| Plays in, lofts warehousees firestations chruches, basements, gyms, |
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| making the play fit the space its being performed in. Ex faustaus and banquet seeing making the play run across the tables. |
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| Perormed on the street, as street theatre, neighborhood theatre and guerrila theatre. |
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| action going on in several diffrenct sections of theatre |
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| The general action that motivates the play, used to determine the fundamental drama or conflict of acting |
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| Extreme form of superrealism. Wants everything to be exactly as is. For instant a scene of a kitchen, the toaster works, everydown to the last detail is real. |
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| Gives outward expression to inner feelings. example, im stressed, distraught how the theatre/movie shows that feeling is by having the entire room spin around, chaotic like and sweird sounds being distorted everywhere. |
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| Casting a person based on what type he or she is and also attaching a person to a certaian role. |
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| Casting the most talented perosn regardless of race, or sex |
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| Reading auditon/text on the spot. or in a thearre just recieving it. |
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| The first pewrformace an audience sees, still a rehersal however. |
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| What do they resemble? Companies. Every good theatre is run like a business responsibilities of the commercial producer, responsible for hiring directors and stage crews, deal thing with union, renting space, insurance for theatre space. Supervising work |
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| Nain character, central figure of a story |
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| Tje opposition of the protagonist |
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| The plot is taken from teh story and is essentioally the arrangement of events, order of the play, but the story is the backgroud |
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| diffrence betwen plot and story. |
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| Impediment put in a characters way |
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| outside forces or twist in the plot |
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| the final and most significant crises |
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| Intiated strict rehersals, visualyl created a unified direction |
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| Two parts of Greek Chorus |
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| Origina actor,stepped away from chorus dialouge |
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