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What term is used to describe the recreation of real life situations and settings in theatre?
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Were there any elaborate settings in Shakespeare's theatre?
No
Where is the Sand Creek Arts Recreation And Theatre Corporation in Sand Creek Wisconsin located?
The address of the Sand Creek Arts Recreation And Theatre Corporation is: Po Box 132, Sand Creek, WI 54765-0132
What is the word used to describe the actors in a particular theatre who remain in plays in that theatre for an extended period.?
A repertory Company
How can you describe the globe theatre?
Easy its called looking it up
What words are used to describe a theatre that is closed?
'dark' If for example a theatre is closed on a Wednesday - its know as 'Dark Wednesday'
Describe the four areas of emphasis in art education?
Visual arts, Music, Dance and Theatre
Describe how the Globe Theatre was arrange were people sit?
the people sat on each otha's laps
What is the meaning of chambers?
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.
What is the similarities between drama and theatre?
A narrative is more make believe than real
What is forum theater?
Forum theatre was developed in the early 1970's by Brazilian director Augusto Boal. Boal believed that theatre could serve as a forum for teaching people the strategies they needed to change their world. The main concept of forum theatre is that the concept of power is present in all interactions, exchanges and social arrangements. Boal posits a basic tension between the 'oppressed' and 'oppressor'. In Forum theatre these tentions are examined, challenged and altered as a method of rehearsing difficult situations/problems in advance - to understand how different strategies might be used in deal with complex social situations. The goal of forum theatre is to make people more aware of some problems that they may have not considered previously. Forum theatre scenarios are designed to stimulate audience participation through discussion, interactive role-playing and shared experiences.
What is physical theatre in drama?
Physical theatre is a general term used to describe any mode of performance that pursues storytelling through primarily physical means. There are several quite distinct traditions of performance which all describe themselves using the term "physical theatre", which has led to a lot of confusion as to what the definition of physical theatre actually isHope this helps!:)It basically means drama without words. Hope I helped x :DWrong.So wrong.Physical theatre stems from many different areas, but essentially means theatre that focuses on telling a story through the body. This does not necessarily mean that it doesn't use other elements (voice/staging.costume etc) but does mean that physicality holds a strong relevance.
What happened to shakespeares theater after his death?
The Globe theatre continued to show plays. However in 1642 Oliver Cromwell assumed power with his "New Model Army". Due his very strict religious beliefs (Puritan) and their dissapproval for recreation all theatres in the country were closed. Finally the Globe theatre was torn down and housing projects were constructed instead.
