Because often they would participate in the shows, by booing or hissing or cheering for different stock characters that would come upstage, and therefore make more enjoyable. Also, they never had TV or any entertainment in those days, and so would come to watch every day after work.
The answer is Melodrama.
what are you on about he loved melodrama. he made 3 techniques in melodrama to use body language, communicate with the audience and to use facial expression while communicating with the audience i taught melodrama to all my students it was antonin artaud who disliked melodrama hope i helped you??
A melodrama is meant to be sung so that audience can have a kind of catharsis in their emotions.
A Melodrama
the ones that want a lot of entertainment
The answer is Melodrama.
probably to opera
what are you on about he loved melodrama. he made 3 techniques in melodrama to use body language, communicate with the audience and to use facial expression while communicating with the audience i taught melodrama to all my students it was antonin artaud who disliked melodrama hope i helped you??
A melodrama is meant to be sung so that audience can have a kind of catharsis in their emotions.
They make the audience laugh.
A Melodrama
the ones that want a lot of entertainment
A melodrama is meant to be sung so that audience can have a kind of catharsis in their emotions.
Melodrama tends to use a heightened form of language where everything is slightly exaggerated. Phrases such as 'Oh, woe is me!' would be common. Actors in melodrama also had complex physical language - specific actions and ways of moving helped the audience (who were often a long way from the stage) know who were the 'goodies' and the 'baddies'. Exaggerated gestures reinforced the action.
Maudlin is an adjective that means tearfully or weakly emotional. The maudlin melodrama had the audience running for the exits.
Melodrama is a form of dramatic rendition that grossly exaggerates the characters and events within the play or movie. It lost its appeal, it seems, with the advent of television and the increase in nightly news, commentary on world events, and other such shows. However, people do still enjoy a bit of melodrama every now and then; Sweeny Todd, for example, is a melodrama that did pretty well in the box office.
Fencing and interaction with the actors