What are the challenges presented by street theatre? What purpose does it serve?
What will be an ideal response?
Street theatre brings performance to the people, and therefore it is often used by theatre companies with political or social agendas. Because street theatre must coerce passersby into becoming audience members, artists must use compelling theatrical devices—music, spectacle, masks, costumes, dancing, or confrontation—to engage with the public. Such theatre is limited in its use of text and mostly comprises simple short scenes.
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a) those who work with explosives. b) pilgrims. c) those who hunt buffalo. d) rainbows.
Name the most stable and prominent picture area
a. screen left b. screen center c. one third d. screen right
The text includes photos from a university production of Hair. What are some factors any theatre must consider when deciding whether or not to produce potentially controversial/offensive material?
What will be an ideal response?
Fertilizer runoff can cause algae to grow rapidly and pollute an aquatic ecosystem. Excess amounts of nitrogen and phosphorus are the _____ that cause this growth.
a) plankton b) nutrients c) food d) compounds