BF - Caberet. Flashcards

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What is the Character Significance in ‘Caberet’?

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The characters play a significant role in shaping the story and exploring it’s themes.
The main character, Sally Bowles, represents the spirited and indulgent lifestyle of the time.
The Emcee is a symbol of the decadence and darkness lurking beneath the surface.
Cliff and Fraulein provide different perspectives on love and relationships.

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What is the Subject Matter of ‘Caberet’?

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Nightlife of 1930’s Berlin.
Explores themes of love, sexuality, political unrest and he rise of the Nazi Party.

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What is the Structure of ‘Caberet’?

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Follows a traditional musical format; a combination of dialogue scenes and musical numbers.

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What is the Importance of ‘Caberet’?

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Explores complex themes: love, desire and political unrest.
Shed’s light on the social and political climate of the 1930’s Berlin.

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Describe the Costume in ‘Caberet’.

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Often Glamorous and Provocative.
Reflecting the Vibrant and Suggestive Atmosphere.
e.g. Sequins, feathers, bold colours.

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Describe the Physical Setting in ‘Caberet’.

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Reflects the gritty and provocative atmosphere of the 1930’s Berlin.
e.g. Dimly lit Caberet stages, intricate and extravagant interiors.

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Describe the Lighting in ‘Caberet’.

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Helps create the mood and atmosphere.
- Dim and Moody Lighting for Intimate Moments.
- Vibrant and Colourful for Energetic Musical Numbers.
- Dramatic Lighting to enhance the Storytelling.

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Explain the Plot in ‘Caberet’.

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Portrays Nazi rise to power and the effects on Berlin’s populous, with the MC serving as a storyteller.
Risque Caberet performer’s love tale with a new arrival to Berlin.

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List the Themes in ‘Caberet’.

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Corruption, Sexual Ambiguity, False Dreams, Ignorance.

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Describe the Movement Content in ‘Wilkommen’.

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Fosse Walk.
Isolations.
Knee Lifts.
Turned in Legs.
Head Nods.
Hip Swings.

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Describe a Movement Sequence in ‘Wilkommen’.

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Dancing Girls rush towards the audience in a linear formation using knee lifts and clicks, to then stop and perform gestural movements like wrist and hip swings with points.

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Describe the Movement Content in ‘Mein Herr’.

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Chair Poses.
Lunge.
Clicks.
Minimalist Gestures.
Leg Swinngs.

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Describe a Movement Sequence in ‘Mein Herr’.

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In time with the backing swing, the girls push into an angular position with relation to their chair, slwoly rocking in that position, such as a lunge.

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