What is a chamber theater?

Answer 1

Chamber theatre is basically just adapting something for theatrical preformane keeping most of if not all the original content. It oftern means the settings will be kept to a minimal- A good example is"of Mice and Men" there are various versions floating about the place. Another good example is an other steinback book "the grapes of wrath"

Answer 2

chamber theater is an interpretation of literary works put on the stage. usually a majority of the text is kept in-tact. Minimal set pieces, costumes do not always suggest the character. Chamber Theatre is a style advocated by Robert Breen as a theatrical approach to performing narrative literature. It is a still-evolving form, so do not hesitate to experiment to find the most effective and appropriate ways to make the script come alive as theatre. NOTE: Most of its techniques are the same as those in Story Theatre, since both use the same basic approach to full-stage performance.

Answer 3

Chamber theatre is a method of adapting literary works to the stage using a maximal amount of the work's original text and often minimal and suggestive settings.

Answer 4

Chamber theater is a style of theater production. They try to use as much original text as possible from the literary work they are performing. There is a narrator who performs the text.

Answer 5

Yes. Any performance with an audience is a theatre activity.

Answer 6

chamber theater is the play where characters are talking to to the audience

Answer 7

It is a marginal artform.