Theatre 110 Exam 1 flashcards

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The Book (Libretto)

The script of the musical — includes dialogue, dramatic structure, characters, and plot.

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The Lyrics

The words of the songs that express character emotions and advance the plot.

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The Score (Music)

The complete musical composition including melodies, harmonies, and orchestrations.

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The Dance

Choreographed movement that advances the story and reveals character.

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Integrated Musical

A musical where songs, dance, and story are seamlessly connected.

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Production Team

The group of professionals including the director, producer, choreographer, and performers involved in creating a musical.

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Heighten reality

The effect of musicals that use music and movement to express emotions beyond spoken dialogue.

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Reflect societal values

The purpose of musicals to entertain and emotionally engage audiences while showcasing cultural themes.

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Early musicals

Musicals that focused on spectacle and star performers, lacking cohesive storytelling.

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American identity

What musicals reflect according to Jones, encompassing culture, politics, and social change.

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Framing devices

Historical eras and thematic headings used by Jones to connect musicals to American values.

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Historical context

Essential knowledge that encompasses the major national events reflected in musicals.

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Formal theatre

Requires performers, audience, script or structure, and a designated performance space.

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Creative teams in musicals

Comprise book writer, composer, lyricist, choreographer, and music director working together.

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The Black Crook

Often considered the first American musical, blending melodrama and ballet.

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The Ziegfeld Follies

Lavish Broadway revues that emphasized spectacle and represented the revue tradition.

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Developing a musical

Involves steps from concept to writing, workshops, revisions, tryouts, and production.

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Producing a musical

Requires significant funding, coordination among the creative team, and marketing.

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Historical events in musicals

Influences such as wars and social movements that shape themes and storytelling.

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Narrative cohesion

What distinguishes an integrated musical, where songs and dances advance plots.

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Musicals reflect American optimism and conflict

A conclusion from class discussions about the evolution of musical storytelling.