Design Flashcards

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Aspects of the physical relationship between spectators and actors

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Size
Shape
Distance

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Why is the physical relationship between spectators and actors important?

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It affects the way the audience receives the performance

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3
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Types of stages

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Proscenium
Thrust
Arena
Flexible

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4
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Proscenium stage

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Audience is all on one side of the stage, has a frame usually with curtains

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5
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Thrust

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Stage is surrounded on two or three sides

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6
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Arena

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Stage is surrounded on all sides

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7
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Flexible

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The boundary between the audience and the actors is unclear

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8
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How have stages changed since ancient times?

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In ancient times the stages were usually outdoors, so there was minimal illusionism the audience often had to imagine the setting. Now, there are indoor theaters, leading to more illusionism

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9
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What is a production concept?

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A unifying vision for all elements of a play, working to convey some underlying message, theme, or idea from the play

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