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hired young apprentices as actors No women on the english stage yet New plays added once a week performed in the afternoon |
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stage 5 ft high 3 stories stage partly roofed trap door |
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Shakespeare's indoor theater where his company perfored in the winter |
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Shakespeares company (*called King's men after she died) |
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actors, investors, playwrights that are responsible for leasing theaters, hiring actors, and buying plays |
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built by James Burbage, it was the first theater |
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son of a glover didn't attend Univ married Ann Hathaway wrote bios of some KIngs |
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venetian mask to represent misery old man |
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mask to represent a cunning clown |
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columbina - zanni servant |
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Italaian Renaissance architect that designed stage and costumes |
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theater as a means of public education |
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an integration of acting, mime, dance, music, text |
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do all the txt and play all the characters in Bunraku |
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originally performed by women but this was later outlawd |
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In Kabuki, platform that can be raised or lowered |
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one act play that is also a regligous sacrament during feast of Corpus Christi |
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short performances of full length plays (during restoration) |
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attempt to revive and emulate classical attitudes towards art based on order, harmony, unity, restrained wit, and decorum |
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strict unity of time/place/action, no mixing of comedy and tragedy, no chorus, no soliloquoy, no deus ex machina |
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follows neoclassical rules |
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comedy of humor, comedies of manner, comedies of intrigue, farces |
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mankes fun of manners of society |
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one trait overshadows all |
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area in front of proscenium arch same size as area behind it (English restoration) |
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normal clothes, scenery painted on falts, upstage downstage |
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actor moving away from audience |
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started by Tartuffe. Peformed for |
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Tragedies for Kings and Upper class and comedies for the lower class |
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1800's era drama closet dramas - plays to be read and not produced |
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1800's era drama VERY melodramatic Camille is an example Uncle Toms Cabin originally like a comedic opera later became a drama with background music to alter the mood |
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started by Eugene Scribe climax very late in play very neoclassical suspense is steadily built through the play |
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an explanation of what is going on and one or two surprises in The Well Made Play |
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resolution of the drama in The Well made Play |
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art should reproduce an image of life avoiding dramatic conventions Doll House |
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artist should provide (a slice of life). Everyone is a product of heredity and environment |
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