Theater

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Much theatre evolved from dance and story. The Greeks had Choruses through which stories were told (examples of this can be seen in "Antigone"). One time Thespus steped forward from the chorus to recite a solo line--he became the first "Thespian" or actor.

Angela gheorghiu

Kiri Te Kanawa.

Because of Khaleel in 8HN

that's right zarzuela is introduced by the spaniards,,, ito rin yung tinatawag na original theater,,,,, kc d2 nagcmula yung mga teyatro,,,,

The Hippodrome Theatre's construction began in 1904 one year before it opened on12 April 1905 with the production "A Yankee Circus On Mars" & "Andersonville: The Story of Wilson's Raiders."

Frankie Avalon!

A whole raft of them. Give my regards to Broadway ( George M. Cohan- still one of the unofficial Gotham theme songs and much better than (sidewalks of New York). On Broadway- (drifters), Lights on Broadway ( blame it all. on the lights of Broadway) Broadway Joe- about Football star Joe Namath, by the way Namath who was of Hungarian extraction"s name derives from Nemet which means Italy in Hungarian talk and is both a noun and adjective. ( Like Norge)

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The actor is facing upstage/away from the audience so that (s)he cannot be easily seen by the audience. Generally something to be avoided unless specifically directed to do so.

In modern times and today, not all theatre companies own/owned a theatre to perform in. I have worked with one that moved to different theatres!

I believe so, but I don't know exactly what the rules are. Camcorders (videocameras) are definitely not allowed, but I'm not sure about regular cameras (cameras which only take still pictures).

Whatever the rules are, they don't seem to be strictly enforced (at least, at regular movie screenings). For example, they don't search you, to see if you have a camcorder. Also, most cell phones nowadays are also cameras -- most of them at least take still pictures, if not videos (although the picture quality is usually sub-standard). But they don't take your cell phone away before you enter the movie.

At premieres and advance screenings, the rules are usually more strict. I have a friend who is always getting tickets to advance screenings, and whenever we go to these advance screenings, there are always security guards outside the theater doors, who make us give them our cell phones (unless they are the kind that can't take pictures). You have to give them the phone, and tell them your name. They write your name on a Post-It note, and attach the Post-It to your cell phone. When the movie is over, you show them a valid ID card with your name and picture, and you get your phone back.

However, even at these advance screenings I've been to, the security guards still do not search you. They don't search your purse, for example, to see if you have a videocamera stashed in there. They actually don't even search you to see if you have a cell phone. You can lie and say you don't (but often, the people who lie have their cell phone in their back pocket, or shirt pocket, and the guard will go, "Hey, you're lying. I see your phone. Give it up.") But if they can't see that you have one, they can't search you to be sure.

The Phantom of the Opera. 1988-today!

There are no such thing as "main" theaters. They are all the same.

It is the tradictional stage, e.g all the audience facing straight forward at the stage on one side, rather than being on maybe 3 of all around.

She did do some back up vocals on one of Miley Cyrus' albums.

According to a Greek chronicle of the 3rd century BC, Thespis is the first winner of a theatrical award. He takes the prize in the first competition for tragedy, held in Athens in 534 BC. So theater officially began in Ancient Greece somewhere around 534 BC.

Tons of stuff you could see one of the hundred shows that they have or stop for a meal at Ellen's stardust diner that place is amazing

Not for atleast another 5 years, they need to do a complete around the world tour as they are the only company the produce miss siagon, unlike wicked or phantom of the opera where Broadway is showing them at the same time as the west end

don't worry I cant wait for it either

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These beards can range from paper to fur, human hair, synthetic fiber or a mixture of both

It translates to "Comedy of Art" or "Comedy of the Profession"

Because you're going to be moving, moving, moving. When not on stage you're going to be rushing to costume changes and make-up changes. When you get back on stage you're going to be singing while dancing, taking pratfalls, fighting. And you don't want to run out of breth in the middle of all this, do you

Kabuki companies are typically comprised of only male performers, but there are currently all- female troupes performing around the world.