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MTTC - Elementary Ed

Performance Art

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a technique where the actor reactivates a past experience to gain the emotional and psychological feelings associated with those events and then transferring them to a performance affective memory
defined by Michael Chekhov as the inherent energy within a specific place; actors may imagine they are in a specific location while performing in order to depict the corresponding emotions and actions atmospheres
occurs when an actor must make a change to their physical person in order to perform a role character acting
developing the movements of actors on stage in relation to other actors, scenery, and props blocking
the purging of emotion (i.e. fear, grief) while performing on stage catharsis
occurs when actors read a script for the first time cold reading
the elements that an actor can use in their environment to aid in creating specific characters externals
using externals to create a character outside-in
connects the unfamiliar with the familiar, allowing the dancer to understand and feel the movement being performed imagery
type of dance that revolves around a dancer's lifted, contracted torso; strength in the core is needed to provide stability classical ballet
type of dance that was largely a response to - and rebellion against - ballet; emphasizes the finding of an individual, personally authentic movement style modern
a catch-all term for any traditional dance participated in communally by non-professionals; placed in 2 categories: religious dance and social dance folk dance
reflect on a person's spiritual beliefs; include storytelling dances religious dance
dances primarily for recreation and community; communal dance social dance
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