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Thespis
1st actor = thespians
Dionysus
“God” of theater
The unties
Time / place / action
Purpose of theater
3’ s - education, entertainment , enlightenment
Greek theater
Classical, formal, violence off stage , masks
Roman theater
Stock characters
Amphitheatere
Orchestra pit
Coliseum
Large theater
Dues ex machina
Divine intervention
Comedy
Happy
Tragedy
Sad
Comedy levels
High middle low
Comedy styles
Stature , romantic, farce
Actors stage business
What or how they do something
Verisimilitude
believable or realistic
Archetypes
Recognizable characters
Stereotypes
Negative portrayals
Monologue
One person talking to others
Dialogue
Two or more people talking
Soliloquy
Person talking to self
Slate
Introduction performance
Dramatic elements
Parts of play
Technical elements
Tech to create the visual
Character analysis
5 W’s- who what where why when
4th wall
Imaginary wall between actors + audience
Improv
Making it up as you go
Acting is
Reacting
Uta Hagen
Method we follow
Post script
Cut and tape the script into notebook
Punctuation
Characters state of mind
Objective
What your goal is
Obstacle
What is in your way
Tactics
How you deal with it
Unit memorization
Memorize by section
rote memorization
Memorize by repeating it
Line
Call for line to be prompted
Diction
Speak clearly
Projection
Speak loudly
Char. Physicality
3 factors determine
Characters physical postures
Age/ physiology
Personality, age, environment
Physicality
Critiques
Helpful feed back
Score
Check over it
Tech rehearsals
Times tech elements lights, set, sound , costume
Final dress tech
S tech everything needs to be in place
Actions
Blocking
Cues @ top - bottom
when you do something
Madea
Tyler perry
Medea
Comedic tragedy
Oedipus
Perfect tragedy