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-The Dramatic Theory
-Early 20th c.
-traveled to Europe in a state of boredom
-revitalized american theatre
-spontaneous inspiration |
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-imitation is te only way to learn
-fantasy
-ritual
-myth
-theater |
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-divine gift from the Brahama( god of creation)
-The Natya Sastra- details of movements and expressions to portray emotions. everything must be detailed to the extreme. canon of dance and drama
-The Ramayama (Ram's journey)- and Mahabharata (family torn by war---epic poems/stories |
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-spoke against south africa
-kicked out of area
-performed plays about apartheid
-his family ran a boarding house when he was young |
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-uses two actors
-chorus is down to 12
-creates the trilogy
-writes the Oresteia |
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-Contemporary American playwright who has risen to prominence as the preeminent Asian-American dramatist in the US
-M. Butterfly |
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-3 actors
-chorus is 15
-creates model for Aristotle's definition of Tragedy
-writes antigone and oedipus cylce |
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-the poetics- views on theatre and stories
-story: plot, character, thought, diction, melody, spectacle
-thespis: dialogue needed to win competition; proclaimed first theatrical prodcution
-dithyrambs: gathering and singing in unison |
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-many characters and roles
-specific social questions
-pro-women
-psychologically complex
-writes medea |
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