Midterm Flashcards

(20 cards)

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Theatricalism

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Exposes devices of theatre, attention brought to audience, you’ll know you’re at a show. ex: sweeney, taming, eurydice

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Expressionism

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Distortion, from main character’s POV, politically motivated, began with paintings

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The Hairy Ape

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by Eugene O’Neill represented expressionism

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Futurism

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introduced media, puppetry, audience interaction, glorified wars, Felipo Marinetti

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Dada

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passives movement, irrationality of life to confuse audience

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Surrealism

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dream like world, subconscious,

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theatre of cruelty

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sensory, waking up audience, inclination to violence, Grotowsky-all about poor theatre and audience actor relationship.

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Antonin Arteux

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pile of trash, no more masterpieces, power of images, JET OF BLOOD,

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Epic Theatre

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MOTHER COURAGE, THREE PENNY OPERA, political, didactic, designed to teach something, EPIC BITCHZ

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Existentialism

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God DOES NOT exist, because WE exist, GOD IS DEAD, humanity is irrational, but is in regular structure, , Jean Paul Sartre—NO EXIT about three people in a room, girl loved girl who loved guy who loved girl and they were in HELL. Albert Camus—THE FLIES, WAITING FOR GODOT has themes of this.

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Harold Pinter

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absurdist, wrote THE LOVER, BETRAYAL, THE BDAY PARTY, sufficient, lack of explanation, something weird dark and sinister thats not defined. liked to have a pint on his own. weird guy. absurd guy in corner of bar

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Edward Albee

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wrote play about guy who fucked a goat and was in love with it AKA , liked jazz.

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BRECHT

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wrote satires

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Oscar Wilde

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“art for art’s sake”,

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Ibsen

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all about realism, one who wrote DOLLS HOUSE, change, hope for change

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Stanislovski

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all about truth on stage, human behavior natural, ensemble playing, all about your body is more imporant than the lines,

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George Bernard Shaw

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Wrote MAJOR BBRA,

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eclectics

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bridged gap between realism and anti-realism; many diff styles

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paratheatre

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bullshit in woods, actor audience relationship is like BRING IT ON and are pretentious pieces of shit

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well made plays

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A DOLLS HOUSE,