Theater

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No, Les Miserables is a fictional story, written by Victor Hugo. It is however inspired by the real political & social climate in 19th-century France.

Because the audience thinks that's the end of Romeo and Juliet and that the last time they'll see each other again or see each other alive.so its a real shcok to the audience which grabs their intrest and wants to know what will happen next.Hope that helps xReynu Miah

One example of figurative language in Romeo and Juliet is in Act 2, Scene 2 when Romeo says, "But, soft! What light through yonder window breaks? It is the East, and Juliet is the sun." Here, Romeo uses a metaphor comparing Juliet to the sun, emphasizing her beauty and brightness in his eyes.

The first theatrical production of "Alice in Wonderland" was a play by Henry Savile Clarke and first performed in 1886 at the Prince of Wales Theatre in London, England. It was authorized by Lewis Carroll and featured music by Walter Slaughter.

First set of profits - He will become the thane of Cawdor and the King of Scottland

Second set of profits - Macbeth fear Macduff, no child from mothers born shall harm you,

280 I think, I was in that play a few years ago. Joe - Lakeland Florida

Romeo and Juliet is one of Shakespeare's most famous tragedies, written in 1595. Set in Verona, two families at war. The house of Capulet and the house of Montague. Out of all this hate sprung a love between Romeo (Montague) and Juliet (Capulet). The two met at a party in Juliet's house. It was love at first sight. Besides their families dispute they are soon married without the knowledge of their parents. Juliet's cousin Tybalt kills Romeo's Best friend Mercutio. Out of range and revenge Romeo kills Juliet's cousin: Tybalt. Therefore he gets banished from Verona. Lord Capulet then tells Juliet that he has planned to marry her off to Paris, who is a noble prince. Juliet is devastated by the news and tries to commit suicide. The Fryer talks her out of it suggesting a plan to pretend that she is dead so that she doesn't have to marry Paris and can elope with Romeo. Unfortunately it all goes wrong leaving both families in distraught leading them to reconcile. The audience knew that it would end as one or both of them loosing their lives. It was an expected tragedy. In Shakespeare's day it was ordinary for people to get married off at young ages as most people died young. Therefore it was not a big deal for the audience to see the scene were Juliet's father plans to marry her off to Paris. The audience always had an idea of what was going and happening in the play. As a director I would set the play in a modern age at the hart of Detroit. Two rival gangs Bloodset (Montague) Kripset (Capulet). The characters would dress and talk more modern. The scene would be set in a town house modern way so that it can catch a younger audience. The scene I will be directing is act 3 scene 5. The scene starts when the newly wed couple: Romeo and Juliet wake up besides each other. The night before Tybalt: Juliet's cousin killed Mercutio: Romeos best friend. This Lead to Romeo killing Tybalt. The consequences for his actions were that he got banished from the walls of Verona. The nurse walks into Juliet's bedroom were her and Romeo are, alerting them that Lady Capulet: Juliet's mother was coming. With just one kiss from Juliet Romeo then exits from the window. Scarcely had Romeo just left when Lady Capulet enters informing Juliet about her father's plans to marry her off to a noble young man known as Paris. Juliet does not take the news very well. Knowing that she is married she dares to challenge her father. He father then gets really aggressive and tells her that he can give to his friends if he wishes to, and that if she does not go through with the wedding he would kick her out into the streets. He then walks out leaving her feeling devastated. The nurse then advises Juliet to do as she is told. Juliet then leaves to go see the fryer. In his presence is where she tried to commit suicide. The fryer convinced her not to by telling her, his plan that would stop her from getting married to Paris and instead to be with Romeo. ROMEO: in this scene, Romeo only appears in the beginning for a short while. He plays a role where they have to leave before they get caught. Therefore the actor should act as though he was in a hurry. He should also appear to look sad for having to leave. He could show this in his speech. NURSE: The nurse, like Romeo does not have a big part in this scene. The nurse should act surprised to see Romeo when she walks into Juliet's bedroom. When she says 'madam' to Juliet, she should shout it out. This should show Juliet the importance of the news she brings. Also when telling Juliet she should speak in a tone that shows the audience that if Juliet doesn't listen to her, there will consequences after. LADY CAPULET:When lady Capulet walks into Juliet's room, the actor needs to act happy as thinks she's delivering good news. She also needs to act surprised and comforting when Juliet informs her that she is ill. When she is speaking about Tybalt's death the actor should talk with a lot of emotion and contempt for Romeo. The actor should look excited and happy for Juliet when she tells her that she is getting married off. Romeo and Juliet is one of Shakespeare's most famous tragedies, written in 1595. Set in Verona, two families at war. The house of Capulet and the house of Montague. Out of all this hate sprung a love between Romeo (Montague) and Juliet (Capulet). The two met at a party in Juliet's house. It was love at first sight. Besides their families dispute they are soon married without the knowledge of their parents. Juliet's cousin Tybalt kills Romeo's Best friend Mercutio. Out of range and revenge Romeo kills Juliet's cousin: Tybalt. Therefore he gets banished from Verona. Lord Capulet then tells Juliet that he has planned to marry her off to Paris, who is a noble prince. Juliet is devastated by the news and tries to commit suicide. The Fryer talks her out of it suggesting a plan to pretend that she is dead so that she doesn't have to marry Paris and can elope with Romeo. Unfortunately it all goes wrong leaving both families in distraught leading them to reconcile. The audience knew that it would end as one or both of them loosing their lives. It was an expected tragedy. In Shakespeare's day it was ordinary for people to get married off at young ages as most people died young. Therefore it was not a big deal for the audience to see the scene were Juliet's father plans to marry her off to Paris. The audience always had an idea of what was going and happening in the play. As a director I would set the play in a modern age at the hart of Detroit. Two rival gangs Bloodset (Montague) Kripset (Capulet). The characters would dress and talk more modern. The scene would be set in a town house modern way so that it can catch a younger audience. The scene I will be directing is act 3 scene 5. The scene starts when the newly wed couple: Romeo and Juliet wake up besides each other. The night before Tybalt: Juliet's cousin killed Mercutio: Romeos best friend. This Lead to Romeo killing Tybalt. The consequences for his actions were that he got banished from the walls of Verona. The nurse walks into Juliet's bedroom were her and Romeo are, alerting them that Lady Capulet: Juliet's mother was coming. With just one kiss from Juliet Romeo then exits from the window. Scarcely had Romeo just left when Lady Capulet enters informing Juliet about her father's plans to marry her off to a noble young man known as Paris. Juliet does not take the news very well. Knowing that she is married she dares to challenge her father. He father then gets really aggressive and tells her that he can give to his friends if he wishes to, and that if she does not go through with the wedding he would kick her out into the streets. He then walks out leaving her feeling devastated. The nurse then advises Juliet to do as she is told. Juliet then leaves to go see the fryer. In his presence is where she tried to commit suicide. The fryer convinced her not to by telling her, his plan that would stop her from getting married to Paris and instead to be with Romeo. ROMEO: in this scene, Romeo only appears in the beginning for a short while. He plays a role where they have to leave before they get caught. Therefore the actor should act as though he was in a hurry. He should also appear to look sad for having to leave. He could show this in his speech. NURSE: The nurse, like Romeo does not have a big part in this scene. The nurse should act surprised to see Romeo when she walks into Juliet's bedroom. When she says 'madam' to Juliet, she should shout it out. This should show Juliet the importance of the news she brings. Also when telling Juliet she should speak in a tone that shows the audience that if Juliet doesn't listen to her, there will consequences after. LADY CAPULET:When lady Capulet walks into Juliet's room, the actor needs to act happy as thinks she's delivering good news. She also needs to act surprised and comforting when Juliet informs her that she is ill. When she is speaking about Tybalt's death the actor should talk with a lot of emotion and contempt for Romeo. The actor should look excited and happy for Juliet when she tells her that she is getting married off.

Aristotle believed that poetry and all arts, including theatre, serve to educate and inspire the audience by presenting a reflection of human nature and society. Through these art forms, people can experience catharsis, or the purging of emotions, which leads to moral and intellectual growth. Aristotle saw the arts as playing a valuable role in shaping a virtuous and well-rounded society.

The role of adult Billy Elliot was played by Jamie Bell in the film "Billy Elliot."

Epic theater, also known as theater of alienation or theater of politics, is a theater movement arising in the early to mid-20th century, inextricably linked to the German playwright Bertolt Brecht. Though many of the concepts involved in epic theater had been around for years, even centuries, Brecht unified them, developed the style, and popularized it. It is sometimes referred to as Brechtian acting, although its principles apply equally to the writing and production of plays. Brecht later favored the term 'dialectic theater', to emphasize the element of argument and discussion.

Shakespeare had no son to inherit his wealth and property. After leaving his wife the "second best bed", and his friends small sums of money and trinkets, he made some provision for his daughter Judith that his son-in-law couldn't touch, and he left everything else to his daughter Susanna.

There is debate as to whether Shakespeare would have produced plays in a Proscenium-style theater due to the opposite layout and all his characters acting aware of the audience, while Proscenium actors only acting aware in some parts of the theater. There is no official documentation on this.

T.S Eliot wrote poems in a book called "Old Possums Book of Pratical Cats" and Andrew llotd webber made it into a musical in 1981. However it was written in the 1930's.

Fleas can be trained by putting them in a jar with a lid. After a while you can remove the lid but the fleas won't jump any higher than they did when the lid was there. So they say.

It is a large, dark-coated Buffalo type animal of South Asia and Southeast Asia

Mr. Kraler was the person who helped the Franks prepare the secret annex and got them ready to hide from the Germans. He provided supplies, news and emotional support to the family. After Kraler and the Frank family were discovered, he was sent to a death camp in Holland. He eventually escaped and made his way to Canada after the war and remained there for the rest of his life.

A cut-purse is a thief. The modern day name would be a pick-pocket. They were called cut-purses because in the days when people carried their money in a bag (a purse) hung off their belts, the thieves would steell them by cutting the cord attaching the purse to the belt.

Theatres were goo places for cut-purses to operate because they were crowded (people stood rather then sat) and peoples attention was focused on the stage/actors rather than their purses.

Some of it is music theater and some of it is dramatic theater but it is best known for it's musical theater

Broadway is a commercial theater. The price of admission pays for the salaries of not only the actors, singers, and dancers, but the stagehands, ushers, box office personnel. It also pays the rent on the theater, the utilities, the maintenance; the royalty on the play, the direction and design fees; the costs of building the sets and costumes, renting the lighting instruments; and if there is anything left over alter all of the costs have been paid, the profits are divided between the producer and the investors.

Everyone behaved badly,they had no patience

dnt no !! I'd say comedy

Punch and Judy was first shown in Covent Garden, London.

To make the "cats eye" its easier to use a liquid eye liner. start from the tear duct of the eye, then proceed to the end, adding a little sweep to extend the eye, making it look like cats eyes.

Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles seats 7100. Stage demensions are 180'wide x 80'deep.