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| human created product; has form; sharpens thought and focuses feeling |
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different opinions by everyone
ex: poetry, music, theatre |
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occupies space. needs space
ex: painting |
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occupies time; requires anticipation and memory
ex: poetry, music and theatre |
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| the total of all possible things that influenced the play |
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| the "thing" that's being perceived or taken place |
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| how content and subject come together |
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| expressing thoughts on suitable information |
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| reasoning on why the choice was made |
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| agreed upon the audience and the actors, by which the audience suspends its disbeliefs and accepts the play as a temporary "reality" |
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| taking drama and putting it on stage |
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| scripts written for theatre |
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| "a place to see"; perception and understanding |
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| "to do" human deeds; seeing people do things and know they're pretending |
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| directing, acting, producing,designing, building, playwright, crewing, house managing, stage managing |
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| finance, securing all necessary space; legal matters |
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| technicians execute properly |
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| the responsibility of "running" of a play |
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| six components of theatre |
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| plot, music, theme, characters, spectacle, diction |
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| a play is an action but it is a patterned action. a play's dramatic action tends to be crafted in well compositional patterns |
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