What Is Drama ? : A 6 page paper that describes
drama in
terms of the literary genre and its application. Drama is based
on the conflict that develops between characters and the
presenation of the literature surrounding this action in a format
that can be performed on stage. Drama is unique among
literary genres because of its premise in performance and the
major structural considerations that result from this premise.
Bibliography lists several sources. Drama.wps Theatrical
Design Overview : 9 pages in length.
Experiencing the theatre is much more than going to watch an
actor on a stage; everything about that stage -- from the lighting
to the sets to the scenery -- plays an enormous role in the overall
appeal of the production. Without theatre design, there would
exist no theatre, which is why there is so much emphasis placed
upon the necessity of spectacularly talented individuals to bring
a stage to life. The writer discusses the various stages of a
production, as well as briefly describes the beginnings of theatre
design. Bibliography lists 7 sources. TheatreD.wps
Rousseau and Plato / On The Theater : A 5 page
research
paper on the effect of Plato on Rousseau's ideas about the
morality and social worth of the theater. The writer details
Plato's theories and Rousseau's ideas. No bibliography.
Rousseau.wps
The Ideal and the Material Realism of Appia : A 5
page
research paper on Appia's ideas of opera and theater as
works of art. The writer details his early ideas about staging
Wagner and the ideal nature of the art, and his later ideas
that it was the bodies of the actors which created the art.
No bibliography. Appia1.wps
Theatre And Ideology In The Nineteenth-Century :
A 5 page research paper that examines the how
nineteenth-century theatre reflected the prominent ideologies of
that era. The writer argues that the theatre supported both the
ideologies of imperialism and the way in which society saw
gender roles. Bibliography lists 3 sources. Theatido.wps
Blackface : A 6 page paper that discusses the many
different
aspects of the use of blackface in the theater and other
entertainment fields, and how the banning has influenced the
entertainment field today and the general representation of
different races. A discussion involving specific productions and
characters is included, as well as illustrations regarding black
minstrel groups. Essentially it can be stated that with the end of
slavery and the political determination to head in a new
direction, blackface was eventually banned. Bibliography lists 6
sources. RAblackf.wps
J.W. von Goethe / Works and Contributions To German
Theater : A research paper of 6 pages, highlighting some of
Goethes contributions to the German theatre. His scientific
investigations are given some discussion, and his literary talents
that included drama, poetry, novel fiction and autobiography are
mentioned. The paper, though, focuses on his drama and the
setting of his eighteenth-century times. Bibliography lists 6
sources. Goethe.wps
Life, Works, & Contributions of Actor John Philip Kemble
:
A 9 page research paper on the eighteenth-century British
actor and theater manager. John Philip Kemble was well-known
in his day for his portrayal of the major Shakespearean tragic
heroes Hamlet, Macbeth, King Lear but his major
contribution to the theater was undoubtedly his recognition that
set design is an integral part of the theatrical experience.
Bibliography lists 4 sources. Kemble.wps
Sanford Meisner : A 6 page paper that discusses the
contributions of Sanford Meisner, acting teacher. The writer
analyzes acting techniques, students of the teacher, and the
legacy he left behind. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
Meisner.wps
Stephen Sondheim : Composer and lyricist Stephen
Sondheim
is profiled in this 6 page paper. His influence on American
musical theater is integrated into a history of theater itself.
Bibliography lists 4 sources. Sondheim.wps
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