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What is the muslin cloth used in theatres called?
The muslin cloth used in theatres is commonly referred to as "scrim." Scrims are semi-transparent fabrics that can be used for various effects, such as creating backdrops or special lighting effects. They often allow for visibility through the fabric when lit from behind while appearing opaque when lit from the front. This versatility makes them a popular choice in theatrical productions for creating depth and atmosphere.
What time of day were plays usually performed in Elizabethan theaters?
Plays were performed at three o'clock in the afternoon when they were performed in a circular open air theater. There was not sufficient lighting to hold plays for large audiences indoors at night during the late 16th and early 17th centuries. They could and did perform for smaller audiences at night indoors at court, at people's homes, at public halls, and at indoor theatres like the Blackfriars. Because the audiences had to be smaller, indoor theatres' ticket prices were much higher than those at the large public outdoor theatres. Shakespeare attests to this procedure in A Midsummer Night's Dream, where Pyramus and Thisbe is performed on an indoor stage in "the three hours between after-supper and bed-time".
What is the address of Century Theatres?
Century Theatres is now owned by the Cinemark group. They are located in several different states, and one would need to know an address before being able to help answer the question.
How many theatres are there in the west end?
52 theatres
When was Wehrenberg Theatres created?
Wehrenberg Theatres was created in 1906.
What are advantages and disadvantages elecricity?
I think the main advantages of elecricity that it is safe ,cheap and clean .
Who are movie theaters?
do you mean what are the movie theatres? because the movie theatres are a place where you go to watch movies before they come out on dvd.
What theatres is nightmare before Christmas playing at?
It depends on where you live.
From where do you get elecricity?
power plants
What is the muslin cloth used in theatres called?
The muslin cloth used in theatres is commonly referred to as "scrim." Scrims are semi-transparent fabrics that can be used for various effects, such as creating backdrops or special lighting effects. They often allow for visibility through the fabric when lit from behind while appearing opaque when lit from the front. This versatility makes them a popular choice in theatrical productions for creating depth and atmosphere.
How do you watch movies before they're on DVD?
In the movie theatres, of course.
What is a phone mainly charged by?
elecricity?
Does silicon conduct elecricity?
yes
What is the opposite of elecricity?
There's not one.
What is done before the candles are lit on Hanukkah?
Before any candles are lit, the family will congregate around the Chanukiah and get ready to light the candles. Also, the blessings are said before the lighting.
What time of day were plays usually performed in Elizabethan theaters?
Plays were performed at three o'clock in the afternoon when they were performed in a circular open air theater. There was not sufficient lighting to hold plays for large audiences indoors at night during the late 16th and early 17th centuries. They could and did perform for smaller audiences at night indoors at court, at people's homes, at public halls, and at indoor theatres like the Blackfriars. Because the audiences had to be smaller, indoor theatres' ticket prices were much higher than those at the large public outdoor theatres. Shakespeare attests to this procedure in A Midsummer Night's Dream, where Pyramus and Thisbe is performed on an indoor stage in "the three hours between after-supper and bed-time".
How do fossil fuels make elecricity?
They are burned
