Final Flashcards

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Pageant master

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In Middle Ages. Same as manager

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Actor manager

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17-19th century in Europe and America. The head of a company

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Sides

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Actors individual lines and ques. Are copied by stage managers

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Naturalistic play

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Believable

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Slice of life

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Creating an illusion of life, making it as believable as possible. As the what if?

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Dramaturg

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Production actors who work with directors to help explain the text. Great deal of knowledge

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Spine

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Back bone

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High concept production

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Innovative interpretation of plays that express a higher director vision and provide new readings to well known plays

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Deconstruction

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Questions the idea of fixed meanings truths or assumptions about text. Gives new meaning

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Blocking

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Pattern of movement on stage

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Run through

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Performance of a okay beginning through end

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Technical rehearsal

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Design elements run through

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Paper tech

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With out actors. The technical side

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Technical dress rehearsal

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All elements come together to rehearse

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Performance text

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A record of all that happens on stage

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Conceptual twist

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Takes from well known story in a new way

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What is meant by a unifying artistic vision, and who provides it for a play?

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It means a strong spine, dedication. The director supervises all artistic elements

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What is meant by defying theatrical conventions?

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Manipulating it in some way

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Who is Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe? What are 3 of his contributions to theater?

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He was a great German playwright, poet etc. 1) poetic style “Weimar classicism” 2) rules for actors comportment on stage 3) model of director

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What does Charles Darwin’s origin of the species have to do with theater?

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Changed the way people looked at theater. Characters could be constructed from a scientific domain

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How does one discover the spine?

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Use a strong active verb, then in a single phrase describe the the central action

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Why can there be more than one spine?

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Different interpretations

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What is the relationship between director and actor?

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The director is an acting coach. The director helps the actor while trying to get what they want too

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What is the relationship between the director and of a play and the designers?

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The director works with the designers to try and get their vision on stage. The director has the final say