'Fourth wall' presentation slideshows

Good Person of Szechwan (1938-1943)

Good Person of Szechwan (1938-1943). Good Person of Szechwan (1938-1943). Written in exile. Good Person of Szechwan (1938-1943). Written in exile Collaboration with Ruth Berlau and Margarete Steffin. Good Person of Szechwan (1938-1943). Written in exile

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Dramatic Elements Glossary

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Analyzing a Play

Analyzing a Play. Determine the style of the play. The style can be divided into:. realistic. realistic plays center on characters and action that create an illusion of real life. .

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Assignment 1: Moving Image

Assignment 1: Moving Image. We are learning: what is required for the analysis of a moving image text to understand the code and conventions of television situation comedies. Breakdown and Expectations. For this controlled assessment, you will be expected to

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Tennessee Williams

Tennessee Williams. Life in art Dr. Lisa Wilde. Masterpiece of American theater.

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Writing About Literature From Topic to Thesis

Dr. Sue Gilmore Martin Luther King Magnet School Nashville, TN. Barry Gilmore Lausanne Collegiate School Memphis, TN. Brenda Robinette Lausanne Collegiate School Memphis, TN. Writing About Literature From Topic to Thesis.

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American Drama

American Drama. Feature Menu. The Art of Drama Dramatic Structure Production of a Play American Drama Twentieth-Century Realism Expressionist Drama Contemporary Drama Practice. The Art of Drama. Drama is a unique literary form that comes to life on stage. Short Story or Novel. Drama.

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American Drama

American Drama. Feature Menu. The Art of Drama Dramatic Structure Production of a Play American Drama Twentieth-Century Realism Expressionist Drama Contemporary Drama Practice. The Art of Drama. Drama is a unique literary form that comes to life on stage. Short Story or Novel. Drama.

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Codes & Conventions

Codes & Conventions. By Smiles. CODES. With radio, there is an obvious lack of visuals so you have to imagine what is going on, and to do that you need to have an interesting voice and be saying stuff that will keep you listening.

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Hey, Where are we?

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Literary Terms as Defined by Disney

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Studying Drama

Studying Drama. Conventions associated with words written and spoken. Dialogue Monologue (others on stage) Soliloquy (alone on stage) Verbal irony (double entendre) Aside (to audience). Always keep in mind :. likely or possible effects of the words

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THEME Fahrenheit 451

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Chapter 7 Varieties of Drama

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Stage Design- an Introduction

Stage Design- an Introduction. Why we have Scenery- a few reasons. Historical Seasons Time of day Changes in time during a play Climate or geography Cultural setting Interior or exterior Real or imaginary Create mood. Accepted conventions of theatre design.

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Drama!

Drama!. Drama is the specific mode of fiction represented in performance. (DRAMA IS FICTIONAL ACTING) The term comes from a Greek word meaning "action". Drama!. There are two main types of Drama Comedy Tragedy Drama is often combined with music and dance:

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WHERE ARE WE GOING, WHERE HAVE WE BEEN?: The Logistic and Aesthetic Pathologies of Writing Centers

WHERE ARE WE GOING, WHERE HAVE WE BEEN?: The Logistic and Aesthetic Pathologies of Writing Centers. Stacy Kastner (@ smkastner ) Mississippi State University # Spacematters SWCA 2014, East Carolina University.

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sound, image, text

sound, image, text. Lecture Nine Wed Sept 16, 2008 Home Spectators Canned Laughter Final Relaxation. Audience. Individual or collective experience of: Artifacts / artworks (eg songs, paintings, films etc) Performance / live experience (theatrical or musical),

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Acting Styles

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Understanding Historical Context

Understanding Historical Context. Realism and Contemporary Theatre. Realism & Contemporary Theatre. T he 19th century began a period characterized by naturalism and realism.

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