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| The person who rehearses and coordinates performers to ensure that they interpret the text appropriately |
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| Having to do with any activity--political, economic, artistic, cultural--in which nations and people around the world relate and interact. |
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| Multiethnic/multicultural |
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| Referring to any nation, community, or group in which people of various ethnic or cultural origins or beliefs coexist and interact. |
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| Theatre, dance, opera, and music. Film also partakes of the performing arts. |
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| Story, incident, or event put into theatrical form. |
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| The place where performers and audiences come together. |
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| first African American female playwright to have a major dramatic success on Broadway; directed by Lloyd Richards |
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| "Three Sisters", "The Cherry Orchard", theatre of mood, submerged life in the text |
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