Theater

Random, abstract, concrete, sequential

Teachers toss facts theories and experiences and what sticks is what is important to the individual student

Film

Singers recording artists

Tlelevision

Broadway

Off broadway

Person hired to stage actors movements

Person hired to create and carry out a character on stage

The dialogue written in the script to say outloud

Unwritten thoughts of a character on stage

The acting area

Audience knows what they are seeing on stage is not real

Can only exist at a certain time with love performers

Plays which contain 2 dimensional characters where the plot is more important

plays that often have a small cast w simple conflicts

conflict that presents obstacle for character

performances featuring singers, dancers and limited comedy sketches

humorous theatrical entertainment, where striptease was chief attraction

humorous theatrical sketches, often early american variety touring shows

a play of a famous person and events with a dramatic/fictional plot

absurd and exaggerated, often comic, play with ridiculous situations

comedy that relies on ridiculous physical comedy

hat a country/culture accepts as its own style of drama

attempts to create a reality with scenery, props and acting

experiemntal theater

theaters away from the district in chicago

doesn't adhere to reality, uses more theatrical devices

theaters away from the theater district in NY

audience awareness that a play is a work of art, not reality

tries to present his own version of a script, not the playwrights

a critic describes to his readers what he saw in the production

a critic tells readers what was wrong on stage and how to fix it

realistic portrayal by actors whose characters do not break the imaginary fourth wall

a more stylized portrayal by actors where the performers sometimes talk directly to the audience

a play and a cast which depends more on group interaction of performers rather than large individual roles

the actual words on a page that the actor speaks out loud

the unspoken words characters are thinking conveyed w facial expressions

the situation an actor imagines himself in to recreate a scene or emotion

past feelings of his own that na actor will try to remember to peroform

opening scenes of a play when info is given to audience

normal situation is made complex by a series of obstacles

the turning point

the results of the main characters actions

the ending of the stories plot is either resolved or the disaster is displayed and comment don

a greek play by sophocles

french comedy by moliere

a modern drama by henrik ibsen

an epic drama by bertolt brecht

arthur miller

lorraine hansberry

august willson

a japanese no drama

comedy of manners by WM Congreve

Russian Drama by anton chekov

drama by tennessee william

absurd drama by samuel becket

by maria irene fornes

The great white hope

lettice and lovage

Madame Butterfly

A walk in the woods

Coastal disturbances

the sisters Rosensweig

Lovers

The heidi chronicles

The tale of the allergists wife

Speed the Plow

Lend me a tenor

The piano lesson

Fences

King Hedley II

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