How did Meyerbeer provide a measure of dramatic unity in his operas?
What will be an ideal response?
bringing back prominent melodies to underscore a recurring dramatic idea
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Match these theatre features and types with the most appropriate descriptions.
A. a space often used by avant-garde artists B. frame that separates the stage from the auditorium and forms an outline for the stage C. thrust theatres built in the courtyard of a sixteenth-century Spanish inn D. the slant of an auditorium or stage floor E. the main floor where the audience sits in a contemporary proscenium theatre, and, in ancient Greece, the circular acting area at the base of a hillside theatre F. horseshoe-shaped tiers in proscenium theatres that ring the auditorium for several levels above the orchestra G. use of electronic media in live theatrical presentations H. aggressive, politically-oriented street theatre produced to provoke the audience to become more politically involved I. a flexible theatre that can be converted into different arrangements J. the physical or psychological separation of an audience from the dramatic action
Usually all the words in an opera are sung
a. true b. false
The ideal time to bring core team members and even a few SMEs on-board is __________.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word.
________, produced by Brian Eno, was a breakthrough album for U2 in 1987.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).