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        | Rectangular w/ stage at one end |  | 
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        | audience is on 3 sides of stage  (3/4 Round) |  | 
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        | theatre in round  stage in middle of audience |  | 
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        | use of non-traditional space |  | 
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        | division of drama into categories as they represent different kinds of human experience |  | 
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        | extreme form of comedy  challenges authority resulting in anarchy |  | 
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        | Sanchez- Scott uses comedy to |  | Definition 
 
        | address growing up, serious issues |  | 
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        | fuses two or more languages & cultural experiences    (spanglish)   |  | 
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        | mix of traditional & modern elements audience is surprised  if you can explain it, its not magic realism |  | 
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        | 5 Goals of Solo Performance & Performance Art |  | Definition 
 
        | disrupt routine & expectations inspire change incite discussion & interaction evoke reactions that linger create beauty & wonder |  | 
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        | 4 Characteristics of SP & PA |  | Definition 
 
        | storytelling documenting mime & movement mixing media |  | 
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        | scripted action & dialogue of musical |  | 
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        | musical with integrated plot |  | 
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        | organized around a theme w/songs functioning as connected episodes |  | 
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        | musical comprised of existing pop songs |  | 
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        | author of Evening at Warbonnet |  | Definition 
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        | Solitary Work & Revisions Research Working Closely w/ Company Workshops, Staged Readings, Productions |  | 
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        | _____ prioritized plot, character, thought, diction, music and spectacle |  | Definition 
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        | there is a dancing and singing act in the play |  | Definition 
 
        | Joe Turner's Come and Gone |  | 
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        | audience collaborates with actors |  | 
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        | audience collaborates with actors in Theatre of the Oppressed |  | 
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        | Nuyorican Salsa Musician in For Colored Girls |  | 
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        | 2 aspects that are present in all areas of stage design |  | Definition 
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        | A type of HipHop that involves spray paint |  | Definition 
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        | Who shifted costume design towards Realism? |  | Definition 
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        | dialogue, stage directions, character descriptions that constitute printed text of play |  | 
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        | author of For Colored Girls |  | 
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        | type of lascivious, trickster, body humor |  | 
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        | Real Murder that Mable represents |  | Definition 
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        | The Curandera who has healing power in Dog Lady |  | 
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        | The play that represents Magic Realism and Comedy |  | Definition 
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        | Not concerned with technique, more storytelling & movement |  | Definition 
 
        | Solo Performance & Performance Art |  | 
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        | A mixture of Traditional and Modern elements |  | Definition 
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        | sound through electronic means |  | 
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        | self gratification, impulsive, manipulative, cowardly, shape-shifting, charismatic, mischevious and lascivious |  | 
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        | singing and speaking slam poetry spoken word |  | 
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        | Will Power thinks Hip Hop is |  | Definition 
 
        | two or more elements of Hip Hop Theatre |  | 
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        | sacred circle & one person is in the middle dancing |  | 
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        | characteristic of Hip Hop   |  | 
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        | "get something from nothing" |  | Definition 
 
        | characteristic of Hip Hop   |  | 
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        | THe other characteristics of Hip Hop (6)   |  | Definition 
 
        | -activism -innovation -musical -Resistance, reaction -Social communal practice -Youth driven, centered |  | 
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        | script comes from interviews, court proceedings  (primary documents) |  | 
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        | Not a complete blueprint for production |  | Definition 
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        | wrote Pittsburgh Cycle & Joe Turner's Come and Gone -educated himself |  | Definition 
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        | Blues (Bessie Smith) Art (Romare Bearen) |  | 
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        | Arena and Thrust spaces allow |  | Definition 
 
        | the audience to see eachother   (NOT REALISM) |  | 
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        | contributes to interpretation to play or as an expressive part of the performance     |  | 
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        | spatial definition info about setting |  | 
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        | used by scene designers to communicate their design |  | 
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        | open playing spaces for the action   Adolphe Appia |  | 
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        | Color   Shape   Timing of Light Design |  | 
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        | items used onstage as they are in real life   (flashlight) |  | 
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        | diagram of position and type of each lighting instrument to be used for production |  | 
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        | novelist, essayist, musician, dancer   struggled with mental illness, now an activist |  | Definition 
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        | no center improv movement - used to create the script, not IN the script |  | 
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        | no specific order, informal |  | 
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        | visual elements of the performance |  | 
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        | other important Aristotle concepts     Discovery & Reversal |  | 
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        | those who replace the protagonist |  | Definition 
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        | used in tragedy release of emotion |  | 
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        | very culturized playwright |  | Definition 
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        | 5 examples of Solo Performance & Performance Art |  | Definition 
 
        | Mummenschanz,   Guillermo Gomez-Pena   Improv Everywhere (flash mob)   Tim Miller ( personal & community stories)   Theatre of Sand |  | 
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        | fairy tales   (Into the Woods) |  | 
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        | integrated plot Oklahoma!   |  | 
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        | the play that is both Realism and Theatricalism |  | Definition 
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        | Anishinaabe (Ojibwe) beliefs |  | Definition 
 
        | believed they must cross river to pass to afterlife |  | 
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