The thrust stage brings the audience and performers:
a. into a set in which realistic spectacle is made possible.
b. closer to the lights and curtains, which makes the audience aware of the theatrical elements of a
performance.
c. into a closer and more intimate performer-audience relationship than in a proscenium theatre of the same
size.
d. into a rounded configuration so that the audience encloses the action.
c
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A. make the movement more comical B. make it more graceful C. shorten the time of a movement D. it has no effect on the movement
A magic lantern used a lens, a shutter, and a persistent light source that
projected images.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.