buildings played a vital role in serving an economic, social, political and religious purpose among Pompeian and Herculaneum society. It was not until the Roman constitution was adopted in 80 BC that the public buildings; Basilica, Temples, Fora, Theatres, Palestra and Amphitheatres, significance and role grew increasingly important. It is vital to understand that while these public buildings played a similar role they reflected differences in each according to their role, location and influences
Author: Inna Petrova Issue: 15 Views: 2426 A funny and sad play with a good end entitled “Love.Dog.Dot.Ru”, performed in Smolensk by the actors of Israeli theatre “Matara”, was written by a practicing urologist, a famous writer-dramatist Leon Agulansky… We’ve talked to him after the performance. - Leon, you’ve mentioned lately that theatre audience is not so active in Israel as in Russia. What’s the reason of it? - The matter is that Russian-speaking spectators mainly visit private theatrical
After read the Part II of Collaboration in Theatre about working together to create musical theatre, I felt that I was overwhelmed by the charm of collaboration. To me, I consider that it is such a significant process not only to musical theatre creation but also to other disciplines and industries, including Supply Chain Management (SCM) – the specialty that I am majoring in. There are several lessons I have learned (or I would rather say, enhanced) from the reading that I believe will benefit
the play called Lovers and Players on September 26, at the Emmett Robinson Theatre. The play began at 7:30 P.M. The story takes place in Padua, Italy 1569. A group of actors has just arrived for Carnival when they realize a member has gambled away all of their money and taken off. The leader is then forced to find an alternative way to keep the troupe going until the next performance. The production outlined the importance of love and honesty during the play. I am not familiar with any other versions
laughter. Inside the lines of the surface reality, are there more to be inferred from this stress absent fantasy trip? The theatre productions, Tartuffe and A Midsummer Night’s Dream would suggest a correlation to cultural values and realities of 17th century Neo-classical France and the Elizabethan society. Two different societies that shared huge impacts, not only in the world of theatre, but the art world as a whole entity. In comparison, the two cultures share congruent aspects as well as differ on key
Introduction When All Was Green by The Key Theatre was showcased at Esplanade Recital Studio as part of the Octoburst! Festival for children. The play revolves around the interactions between a boy and a tree and, showed the tree as a great support system for the boy since he was young. However, due to modernization, not only was the environment at stake, but also the deeds of the tree were forgotten by the boy. The play aimed to engage children on the importance of the environment through the relationship
Research Investigation How do masks help characterize the characters’ and their emotions in the Greek Tragedy Oedipus the King? Unlike modern styles of theatre where an actor’s physical attributes describes the age, gender, and race describe a character, characters of ancient Greek tragedies use masks to convey the age, emotions, social status, and gender. Since females were not allowed to perform, masks were important to show the audience who the males and females were. In most Greek tragedies
to cantor in church, earn the lead in the plays, and even joined the hand bell choir. For a while I loved music because I was good at it, I had a good ear and I loved the thrill of performing. My time at the Performing Arts Academy showed me the importance of education and the arts. I transferred to Monsignor Donovan High School to retain my catholic identity, receive a distinguished education, and develop my music and performance skills. While attending All Saints Regional Catholic School, my catholic
world—its antiquity as well as its aesthetic appeal—is more or less indisputable today. The roots of theatre in India are ancient and deep-seated. Theatrical expression of some kind or the other has been since primitive and mythic times, an integral part of Indian life. Our knowledge about the initial, primitive stage of theatrical activity in India is very meagre. However one can safely say that theatre in India as in Greece was deeply embroiled with religion and the theatrical activity in India as
Amy Miller Dr. Rick Jones Theatre 460 Lope de Vega, Fuente Ovejuna and Fuente Ovejuna has remained a landmark work within the most respected realms of the theatre for centuries; one must assume that this is by no mistake. This seminal work is celebrated as a prime example of the form and style that represents the best of theatre during the Golden Age of Spain. Lope de Vega's masterpiece exhibits a three act structure that combines comedy and tragedy and a mixture of characters from