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-Descendent of Drew Barrymore
- Theatre Manager at Walnut Creek Theatre |
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-Characterized by Oversympathetic Audience
- Characters are unnaturally good
-Celebrated Ruling Class over Middle Class
-Had historical accuracy
-People are good |
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-Like a Musical
-Became popular in England
-John Gay wrote 'The Beggars Opera |
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-Characterized as mini plays that were often played after a play
-PLAYCEPTION
-Included Commedia and topical satire
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-No Private/Public plays can be performed without liscense.
-all plays submitted to lord chamberlain
-the only liscened/patented theatres: Drury Lane & Covet Gardens |
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Popularized by Bibena Family
- Sets essentially had to have multiple viewing angles. |
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| 4 Generations of Architechs and Painters that helped set standard for design |
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-Proposed by Diderot
- Ideology in which actors should observe themselves
- 4th Wall- actors should pretend that there is a wall between the audience and actors so that actors may focus.
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| Metaphorical Wall between actors and audience so that actors may perform better |
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| Wrote 'She Stoops To Conquer' |
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| Performed role of Skylock - Natural acting |
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-1st Producer
-Natural Theme/Natural Acting
-Inspires emotional acting |
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- Came up with idea of family theatre
-took out sex jokes
-wrote for middle class
-idealized female characters |
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-Felt that all theatre should amaze
-wrote for upper class
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| Utilized psychological characters in his plays |
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-Mistranslated Shakespeare
-tried to kill three-unities
-kicked audience off stage |
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| Came up with 4th Wall and Paradox of Acting |
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-Came up with idea of natural makeup and costumes
-Comedie Francaise |
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| Play written by Carlo Goldoni, scripted comedia |
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-Prized individualality
-looked to nature for inspiration
-thoughts pure
-depended on imaginations of spectators. |
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Storm and Stress
-Anti-Romantisct ideal
-rational thinking and enlightenment discouraged |
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| Violent War-era in French Era that gave rise to Romantiscm so that people could express their inner emotions. |
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| Actors make important what? |
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-Characterizations
-Emotions
-Stars reflect the nation
-Gives rise to celebrities |
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| 64 Day Riot in which participants opposed increase in seating costs. |
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| - Rewrote Faustus as a new way to approach the play |
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| Incorporated Physocological emotion in play to capitalize of physocological emotion |
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Wrote Hamburg Dramaturgy.
Embranced Literacy
Didnt go towards neoclassicsm |
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| Four year olds that would perform shakespeare |
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| Famous Childactor that later failed as adult star |
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Took on Shakespearan Roles
Managed Covet Gardens
Raised seating prices (thus causing riots) |
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-Eldest Daughter of Kemble
-Queen of Drury Lane
-Played Macbeth and was the first to wipe the blood off her hands
-Established Encores |
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| -Played really emotional parts (emotional actor) and Restored Tradegy in Shakespearan Roles |
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-Son of Edmund
-Performed historically accurate Shakespeare plays |
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| Madame Vestris (Female Manager) |
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-Was a Female Manager
-Established 1/2 Price Admission
-Established Single Billing
-Set up 3-Box Set Style
-Payed Actors ahead of time
-Managed Covet Gardens |
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| Marie Wilton/Lady Bancroft |
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-Popularized 3-Box Set
-Laid Carpet in Theatre
-Managed Wales and Haymarket Theatres
- Had Cup and Saucer Plays (2 women sit in box sets and discuss play)
-Had ensemble acts so that Star actor wouldnt be the only one to get paid |
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Characterized by research of drama
-urged sentimentalism |
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| Production Qualities of French 18th Century |
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Gas Lights/Limelights used
-Trains allowed people to travel to plays easier/shows can tour
-photographs changed publicity |
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| Lead was No longer used. Instead lard, butter, cork, rabbits feet were used |
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Melodrama - Funny
-Where the Vampire Trap originated (trap door) |
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| Flooded Stages and had mock battles |
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Comic versions of original
Had to be well known
lots of cross dressing |
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Play written by Victor Hugo
Play challenged 3 unities
Had preface
Trying to overthro neoclassicm |
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'Jingxi'
-Everything Must be Beautiful (Mei)
- Had to have elements of music, makeup/costume/acrobatic routines
-4 aims - song/speech/dance and acting/combat
-if 4 aims arent there, the perfomrance is 'empty'
-unrealistic
-all round, no straight lines |
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-low platform
-3 sides
-gallery
-balcony |
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| Later Chinese Theatre Staging |
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-add percenium
-no scenic elements
-carpet floor
-no specific props |
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-Women were allowed to act and men were not allowed to play male roles
-Beigjing Opera starts in qing dynasty and ends in 1911
-Was orginally performed in high class theatres
-people felt that men made the best women
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Often sold into acting companies
They play one role their whole lives
Go in as early as 7 |
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| Chinese female actor that brought physocological realism to character |
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-inner conflict
-realistic essence of heightened emotions
-productions balanced roles and action
Genders were dynamic where peoples roles were given generationally or when women married in to acting family |
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Indonesian Theatre
- Characterized by stories like Mahabharata and Ramyana (Indian Stories)
-Improved in a Tent
- Done for ritual purposes (ie funerals/ceremonies)
-music, battle, court scene |
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| The puppet master that also provided the voices for all the characters. |
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Puppets
Music
Stock Characters |
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| Architecture for Wayang Kulit |
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-Audience could sit on either side.
-banna leaves used to hold up puppets
-50-60 puppets
-light shined on puppets |
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-Made of hide
- designs were carved into hide
-not a puppet until leather given eyes
-small eyes = upper class |
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Round Eyes
CharacterizesClown Character in Wayang/Political Satire
Indians had largest puppets |
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| Countries that utilized shadow puppets |
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| China,Thailand, India, France |
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| Clown character - can either be funny or talk to audience |
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| First permanent theatre in America |
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| Booth Family - Edwin, John Wilkes, Jurius Jr. |
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Edwin, John Wilkes, Jurius Jr.
-Edwin thought to be bad actor as he was assistant for John Wilkes. Once John Wilkes turned evil, Edwin became good actor.
Edwin most known for shakespearan plays esp. Hamlet. |
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-Lesbian
-Famous of Romeo and Juliet ROles/Beechers Role
-First female manager of Walnut Street Theatre |
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-Famed actor that led Shakespearan roles
-Started in African Grove at age 15.
-Found success in Europe and to avoid Racism |
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| Patriotic American known for role in Metamora.Rival was William MacReady, part of astor riots |
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England Vs States
Riot started between Edwin FOrest and MacReady. 22 died from police fire. |
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| Theatre was hit by Rival Theatre. Browns Company was ruined and it lasted only 3 seasons. |
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| 1st original art form in US. |
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| 3 Acts with improvised dialogues. Includes Mr. Interlocultor. Mr Bones. Ms. tambo. Skits - stump speeches and wench (drag) peformances |
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