_____Which is associated with Bertolt Brecht’s Epic Theatre?
A). Creating “alienation,” so that the audience watches actively and critically
B). The interplay of theatrical elements, with each making its own statement
C). The use of fragmented scenery and unmasked lighting instruments
D). All of the above
E). None of the above
D
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A) ?The Dance B) ?Nude Descending a Staircase C) ?Les Demoiselles d'Avignon D) ?Still Life with Chair-Caning
The name terrestrial radio describes which delivery technology?
a. Low power walkie-talkies used by pedestrians and in cars b. Satellite signals reaching a substantial portion of the earth’s land area c. Internet radio delivered by Ethernet cables in buildings d. AM and FM stations
What feature of Running Fence helps distinguish it as a site-specific work?
a) its place in the landscape b) its temporary installation c) its collaborative production methods d) its formal affinity to Minimal Art
Before the mid-nineteenth century in Europe, set and costume choices
A. were loosely connected to a play's time and location. B. reflected artistic choices made by the company manager. C. were specific to each production of a particular play. D. were historically accurate.