The Open Theatre's The Terminal
A. was developed over two years of experimentation.
B. was a based on a play written by Joseph Chaikin.
C. was a high conception production of a classic text.
D. all of the above.
A
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Michelangelo, was so talented that he could demand twice the salary of his gifted peers.
a. Palestrina b. Perotinus c. Machaut d. Josquin e. Purcell
In Shanghai (30.28), Gursky's use of __________photography adds to the emotional impact of the work
a. black-and-white b. digital c. large-scale d. small-scale
The director needs to be aware of the stage composition:
a. for the sole purpose of creating beautiful stage pictures that please the audience. b. in order to create beautiful stage pictures, as well as to form images that convey the situation, emotional content, and character relationships. c. in order to use all of the scenic and lighting possibilities available. d. in order to avoid arguments with other members of the creative team.
Even though the first major period of Chinese drama came during the Yuan Dynasty, the most complex literary plays were written during: a. Communist China
b. the Chang Dynasty. c. None of the available choices. d. the Ming Dynasty.