Theatre-General UCSD Todd Salovey Winter14
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| Catharsis | Release or purge of unwanted emotion
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| Suspension of Disbelief | Our response to drama is characterized by a wiling of suspension of disbelief; Although we know we're watching an actor we sympathize
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| Proscenium Theatre | (Types of Theatre):Looks through a picture frame
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| Thrust Theatre | (Types of Theatre):Extends into the audience on three sides
(A Doll House)
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| Theatre in the Round | (Types of Theatre):Audience surrounds theatre
Cons: constantly has to flip scene, little room for set
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| Black Box Theatre | (Types of Theatre):Can be moved around
(In the Time of the Butterflies)
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| Environmental Staging | (Types of Theatre):No separation between actors and performance
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| Site Specific | (Types of Theatre):Using a specific area as the set/stage
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| Street Theatre | (Types of Theatre):Performances done in the public
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| Objective | Urgent Need
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| Types of Dramatic Conflicts: ? | Conflict with: Needs, self, nature, society, greater forces
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| Freytag's Pyramid ? | Exposition, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action, Denouement
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| Inciting Incident | Event that changes everything
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| Exposition | Intro of characters, place, circumstances
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| Auteur | (Types of Directors):Co-director of piece whose visual choices are very important towards meaning/ story telling of text
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| Interpreter | (Types of Directors):Presenting playwrights story in a way which highlights aspects deemed most important
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| Serve the text | (Types of Directors):director is invisible at the service of the playwright
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| Mise En Scene | "Putting into scene"-"Enviornment"- Everything that appears on scene: arrangement, sets, props, actors, costumes, and lighting
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| Elements of Design: ? | Line, Shape, Movement, Texture, Color, Scale
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| Single Set | All action takes place in one locale
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| Multi Scene | Moves through many locations created by scenic elements-Completely tranforms each set
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| Unit set | Focus is changed to different areas on the stage but these locales remain on stage for the entire show
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| Directors Concept | The central unifying idea of production
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| Denouement | Tying up loose ends, Final resolution/clarification of a dramatic or narrative plot
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