1. Chapter 2 2.  Theatre as a metaphor for daily life  Melodramatic  Highly theatrical  Prima donna  Play-acting  Theatre is an activity that we use to…

1. Chapter 2 2.  Theatre as a metaphor for daily life  Melodramatic  Highly theatrical  Prima donna  Play-acting Theatreis an activity that we use to describe…

1. Famous Theatre of London! 2. Royal Opera House - Covent Garden LondonThis impressive building in the heart of Covent Garden has been playing host to major stars of the…

Slide 1Theatre Spaces All it takes is someone watching and someone performing. Slide 2 Some of the first formal performing spaces were built by the Greeks. These out door…

1. 1 Paul W. Warshauer PO Box 33 New Ulm, MN 56073 Cell: (312) 550-7868 FAX: (866) 505-4069 E-mail: [email protected] CURRICULUM VITAE, SELECTED PROJECTS, EMPLOYMENT,…

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Slide 1 Theater History Slide 2 Greek and Roman Theater “Drama…an imitation of action not the action itself.” -Aristotle Slide 3 The role of “drama” in the ancient…

Slide 1 Because there is actually more than one Slide 2 Slide 3 o Defined by proscenium arch that creates a “picture frame” around the stage. o Audience is on one side.…

Theater History Greek and Roman Theater âDramaâ¦an imitation of action not the action itself.â -Aristotle The role of âdramaâ in the ancient Greek culture was a specific…

Leisure Time Description 1st & 2nd Week Dates: 21. 7. - 28. 7, 31. 7. - 7. 8. Haptic Brno Sense genius loci The program Haptic Brno will consist of visiting three interesting…