Essays on Performing Arts

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Some Facts About Ancient Theatre

3 pages / 1414 words

The supply Of theater could be traced proper again once more to 8500 BCE when custom, rites and tribal dances of passing functioned as rejoice, unique forms of interactions meant to represent, and in addition create consciousness of setting and their very own lives. Ritual...

Theatre World History

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The Main Reasons for The Growing Success of Theatre

2 pages / 932 words

It is clear to see that new purpose built structures were a big reason for the success of theatres, however both patronage and the rise in wealth throughout London at the time rival them for the main reason for the growing popularity of theatres.The first...

Theatre

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Theater in The Roman World

2 pages / 709 words

Spectacle has been a necessary portion of existence from the whole planet. Some kinds of spectacle–aristocratic funerals, triumphal processions, together with banquets, corresponding to –shot as a result of their background the metropolis. The others had been saved at purposebuilt spectator buildings: theatres corresponding to...

Rome Theatre

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Greek Theatre Architecture

1 page / 546 words

The early Theaters have been designed by greeks by which the folks would possibly see the performances of humor, disaster, and satyr performs. The concept was showcased by them throughout the Aegean that theaters grew to turn into a top quality of the panorama of...

Architecture Theatre

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Review of "The Arrival of The Actress" by Elizabeth Howe

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This week, I chose to read Elizabeth Howe’s article “The Arrival of the Actress”. The portion of the article that stood out to me the most was the discussion regarding the fact that there has been great deal of confusion as to exactly what solidified...

Theatre Tragedy

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History of The Performance of Ballet and Indlamu Dance in South Africa

3 pages / 1422 words

Ballet and traditional Zulu Indlamu dance come from vastly different origins but both are traced back to the 17th century and started from royalty. When colonisation occurred in South Africa, ballet was brought. Even though Indlamu dance was created in South Africa, Ballet was the...

Ballet Dance South Africa

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Comparative Analysis of Japanese and Western Theater

2 pages / 975 words

Theater has been apart of history for many years and has had big influences. It is obvious that American and Japanese culture are very different. Where there are differences there are also some similarities that might be surprising. The one thing about theater that is...

Japanese Culture Theatre Western Culture

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Musical Theatre Personal Statement

1 page / 489 words

I am very eager to study musical theatre at university with likeminded people because I have a keen interest in the subject and I am hoping to persue a full career in the performing arts. I am hoping to gain a broad understanding of the...

Personal Statement Theatre

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Australian Theatre Description

2 pages / 969 words

Within the Australian Theatre, David Williamson and Alex Buzo used provoking images and ideas to confront the cultural issues that Australia faces with the use of distinctly Australian stereotypes and issues. Using the ‘ocker’ persona of Australia as well as societies power of masculinity over...

Australia Theatre

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The Importance of The African Masquerades in The Determination and Control of Society

3 pages / 1187 words

In every culture, there are central ideas that promote the interaction of people and guide their way of life. In the traditional African setting, several beliefs and myths were considered to have both control and guidance of how the community was to live. Among this...

African Masquerades

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Annie Musical Cat

3 pages / 1375 words

Plot Annie is a Broadway musical based on a comic strip by Harold Gray called Little Orphan Annie. Annie is an eleven year old girl who lives in an orphanage run by the cruel Miss Hannigan, along with six other girls. After two attempts Annie...

Advertisement Design Theatre

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The Story of Josephine Baker

1 page / 498 words

The free artist is a madly vulnerable one. She lives between blank, white walls and a bold, red door, dancing for eternity in the daydream theatre. And when her heart yearns to stir the stars, she cranks the doorknob and flees. Sashaying out of the...

Biography Theatre

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The Use of Theatre in The Expression of Political Ideals

6 pages / 2537 words

A political movement is a group of people organized for the purpose of attaining a political goal or a change in society. Throughout history, political movements have driven changes in governmental policies, ruling parties, and social norms. In recent times, the anti-war movement, the ecology...

Theatre

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Types of Classical Dances in India

3 pages / 1313 words

Art is one of the most important parts of human life. Every country has their own art forms such as music, painting, and dance. Artists have been portraying art about religion and culture, this means they try to tell you a story or a fact...

Kathak

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Katha Pollitt's 'Why Don't Boys Play with Dolls': Gender Inclinations

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In Katha Pollitt’s essay, “ Why Don’t Boys Play with Dolls”, she responds to the scientific research on boys and girls distinct preferences by explaining how children are constantly filled with messages on their gender role. She directs her work to all educators and parents...

Kathak

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Kooza: Where There Are Something More than Cirque

2 pages / 721 words

Kooza: A Return to the Roots of Cirque du Soleil Introduction Kooza first premiered in 2007 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, where the circus conglomerate Cirque du Soleil, the largest theatrical producer in the world, was founded in 1983 as part of the 450th anniversary celebrations...

Humor Theatre

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The Ziegfeld's

2 pages / 1000 words

In the age of ever-evolving technology, it is amazing how tight of a grasp musical theater still has on the American imagination. The world is saturated with different forms of entertainment including cinema, television, and streaming services, yet musical theater has remained consistently popular. Through...

Biography Theatre

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The First English Actresses: Women and Drama

3 pages / 1539 words

In this essay I am going to talk about why Elizabeth Howe claims in, The First English Actresses: Women and drama 1660“ 1700, that the first English actresses were used as sexual objects and what she means through her chapter where she explores the different...

Drama Theatre Women in The Workforce

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The Need for an Actor to Create Association with a Role to Bring About an Authentic Performance as Illustrated by Constantin Stanislavski, in His Book, an Actor Prepares

1 page / 413 words

In chapters 12 and 15 of Constantin Stanislavski’s An Actor Prepares, Stanislavski indicates the importance of honing one’s inner connection to a play in order to portray a realistic and sympathetic depiction of a character. Chapter 12 talks about the, “three impelling movers in our...

Theatre