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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What are the 6 elements of theatre composition | Cohesion, motion, variation, rhythm, emphasis and contrast |
| What are the 8 production areas | Actor, director, costume designer, hair + makeup, props, set designer, lighting, sound |
| What's audience culture | Actors will think of how they'll react and understand the play. they're also the belieds and values of people watching the play and this can all be shaped by the time, society we live in. older plays will also have more meaning to them+diff styles too |
| What are 4 theatre styles | Epic, musical, theatre of the poor, comedy of manners |
| what are 2 conventions of epic theatre | Placards and narrator |
| what are 2 conventions of epic theatre | Song and dance |
| WHat are 2 conventions of the theatre of the poor | minimalistic props, strong actor audience relationship |
| What are 2 conventions for the comedy of manners | Witty dialogue and satirestock characters |
| What are 3 stages of the production process | Planning, development, presentation |
| What happens in planning | Annotating and research |
| What happens in development | Rehearsal training |
| What happens in presentation | Dress rehearsals |
| What was the athlete like | the protagonist, Thea, with a high-energy yet deeply thoughtful and compassionate delivery. |
| What was the man like | Syd, bringing physical and verbal comedy to the stage |
| What was the mother like | Fiona, grounding the production's emotional stakes |
| how was directing being used | Liv Satchell focuses the production heavily on the intimacy and honesty of human relationships. She guides the actors to play with high, real-world stakes, which contrasts against the abstract design to build a unique sense of realism |
| How were the sets meant to be presented | mirroring the rapid transitions in Thea's life |
| Costumes | the costuming relies heavily on realistic running and training gear. Specific details, such as Syd's bright rainbow socks, are used to silently communicate character identity |
| Hair and makeup | The styling is kept minimal and naturalistic to align with the athletic theme and the authentic, everyday lives of the teenage characters |
| Props | Functional athletic items like training gear are integrated as literal extensions of the characters' daily realities and hurdles |
| Lighting | Bright, active lighting represents the freedom of the running track, while harsher tones depict the reality of home life and thenuse sharp, angular cuts to reflect the protagonist's mental strain. |
| Sound | utilizes upbeat, driving music to establish the rhythm of athletic training |
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