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    Globe Theater History

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    First the inside details of The Globe Theater; the theater is made up of two main stages. One stage is out in the open where there are no curtains so everyone can see into it and the second stage which is in the inside stage which helped in plays like if the play was taking place in a house then you would use the second stage. Next is the flags because the flags play a major role with the Globe Theater. They would call it the playhouse flagpole. When the flag was raised then people from miles away

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    Greek Theater Religion

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    Greek Theater and its associations with religion: - To understand some of Myth‚ we have understand what the purpose of theater was. It is one of the major sources of mythology for the Greeks and us today. Early theater: - Tradition has it that the first actor was Thespis - He added a prologue and speeches to the established choral parts of religious ritual - Early theater had 2 actors and the chorus - Later‚ an additional actor was added - Actors wore masks during performances. These 2 - 3 actors

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    train that travels from Chicago to New Orleans and the people on it explore the themes of class and race. In my opinion‚ Constanza Romero did a very good job in designing costume because the costume matches the play very well by using color‚ texture‚ and silhouette. Color is one of the important elements to design costumes. Color does not only reflect the emotion‚ feeling‚ and mood‚ but it also is symbolic of social status. The porters have two kinds of suit uniform‚ which are white and blue

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    Elizabetha Theater Facts

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    shape having between 8 and 24 sides | Building materials used in the construction of Elizabethan Theatres | Timber‚ nails‚ stone (flint)‚ plaster and thatched roofs. Later amphitheatres had tiled roofs | Building Duration | 6 months | Overall design of the Elizabethan Theatre | The open air arena of the amphitheatre was called the ’pit’ or the ’yard’. The stage of the amphitheatre projected halfway into the ’pit’. It had a raised stage at one end which was surrounded by three tiers of roofed

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    Greek Theater Analysis

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    Theater got from the Greek time of Dionysian festivity function move express gratitude toward God. Theater fabricating basically mountain building. Curve shows up in the theater‚ demonstrating that the first Greek style structural planning‚ with new components Romanesque construction modeling. Since down to earth purposes‚ the utilization of Romanesque curve theater the way‚ can hold up development of a huge number of onlookers in the stands. Since geometric ideas acoustics and Greeks‚ the ebb

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    Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre The Globe was owned by actors who were also shareholders in Lord Chamberlain’s Men. Two of the six Globe shareholders‚ Richard Burbage and his brother Cuthbert Burbage‚ owned double shares of the whole‚ or 25% each; the other four men‚ Shakespeare‚ John Heminges‚ Augustine Phillips‚ and Thomas Pope‚ owned a single share‚ or 12.5%. These initial proportions changed over time as new sharers were added. Shakespeare’s share diminished from 1/8 to 1/14‚ or roughly 7%‚ over

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    Joint Theater Career

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    joint theater program are the main factors that have influenced me to apply. Academically‚ Barnard is known for its intimate learning environment. I’ve spent my entire life going from one close-knit group to the next. Whether it was Taekwondo‚ Dance‚ Theater‚ or The Commonwealth Governor’s School‚ each of those groups were empowering‚ nurturing‚ and noble in their own individual ways. Barnard embodies all of those qualities‚ which is what I find attractive. Also‚ the joint-program for theater really

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    Epic Theater Of War

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    Epic theater is based on the idea that viewers of a play should not feel an emotional connection to the play but should reflect on what the events occurring on on the stage. Theater of War‚ an essay film which revolves around the play production of Mother Courage and Her Children. There are a few scenes in the play‚ shown in the essay film that connect to present day and could get us to think about the whole idea of war. The one scene that is directly comparable to the present day is the scene where

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    Musical Theater Major

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    I am currently a college freshman at EPCC who is studying to become a musical theater major. My goals as a musical theater major are that I will be able to perform at the best of my abilities and move on to become a Broadway performer. once I’ve graduated I would like to move to New York And perform on Broadway. Some people might think it is because I want to make a lot of money or become famous but its the total opposite. My reasoning for wanting to become a Broadway performer is so that when I

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    Theater Personal Essay

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    standing on the stage‚ the teacher calling my name. Why did I ever decide to take a theater class? I’ve always known how utterly scared I am of preforming in any fashion. And so when I got the opportunity in my sophomore year of high school to take a theater class I surprised everyone‚ and perhaps myself most of all‚ and I signed up to take it for the following year. Deep down I had always dreamt of having a career in theater and film‚ and so my dreams pushed me to forget my fears and take the first step

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