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Theater
Theater is a type of live performing art that includes genres such as drama, musical and comedy.
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What separates proscenium theater from popular theater?
Proscenium Theatre refers to the structure itself and Popular Theatre refers to modern Theater as an art . Unless you are refering to a specific theate period like the chief form of drama in Ireland from 1820-1899. If that's confusing than how about this: a proscenium theater is referring to the shape of the stage itself, a stage that has a proscenium arch as apposed to a thrust stage theater which has a stage that comes into the audience.
What do you call those things in a theater that hold ropes together?
Those little waist-high poles that the velvet ropes hook onto are called "stanchions."
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How long is the street of Broadway?
Broadway is a very long street it goes from bowling green in new york city and goes through Albany and Glenn falls all the way up to the most northern point in new York state.
Who won the Tony award for best play in 1997?
Best Male Actor: Christopher Plumber for "Barrymore"
Best Female Actress: Bebe Neuwirth for "Chicago"
What was the purpose of medieval theater in society?
1st Answer:
The only plays that were done in the middle ages was done by the church to teach bible stories. The people couldn't read so the church did things to teach the lessons from the bible.
2nd Answer:
Starting in the Early Middle Ages, possibly earlier, there were plays called mummings that are said to have been originally pagan, with Christian elements added as time passed. We know a bit about these, but we do not have any actual texts. They were supposed to be very politically incorrect, and were sometimes performed by groups of actors going door to door, in much the same way carolers do at Christmas or children do for Halloween. The mummings continued to be performed throughout the Middle Ages, basically for entertainment and to support the actors.
Morality plays, miracle plays, and mystery plays were all performed with the support of the Church.
In the High Middle Ages, a new type of secular play was developed for entertainment. These were called manners plays, and were comic, dramatic, historical, or of whatever type.
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What is the style of 'Waiting for Godot'?
'Waiting for Godot' has retroactively been described as a 'Theatre of the Absurd', along with Eugene Ionesco and Jean Genet. Characters in such pieces frequently struggle and fail to find meaning in life. The universe of the play is godless and irrational. Language is repetitive or rhythmical. Action and Setting are often minimalistic.
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In the beginning, there was nothing. Suddenly, a voice was heard in the distance.
"Falcon... PUUUUUNCH!!"
And that, gentlemen, is how the punch, also known as the universe, was created.
Francis Fergusson.. an American critic.. argues that dramatic action builds through three steps?
*Purpose, passion, perception
Where is brodway training center?
There are many in New York. But you can't just show up and be in it. You need to be passionate about Performing. Know Performers. Work harder than you could ever work on anything else!
What is a sight line in theater?
A sight line in theater refers to the unobstructed line of vision from a specific audience seat to the stage or performance area. It is crucial for ensuring that all audience members can see the action and enjoy the performance without obstruction. Sight lines are carefully considered in the design of the theater space, including seating arrangement and set design, to enhance the overall viewing experience. Proper sight lines help maintain engagement and immersion for the audience.
What is the address of the Keswick theatre?
The Keswick theatre is 1300 seat concert venue that is located in Glenside, Pennsylvania. The address for this theatre is 291 North Keswick Avenue, Glenside, Pennsylvania. The theatre can be reached by phone at 215-572-7650.
What story has been adapted most?
The most adapted story and character in movie history is Dracula. The total number of remakes, sequels, and adaptions was 43 as of 2007.
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check your local colleges drama classes where they can be viewed and possibly purchased.I have heard of this
Gilbert and Sullivan princess?
One of the operettas of Gilbert and Sullivan is titled "Princess Ida."
Sample of Philippine zarzuela?
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