Living Theatre

Author(s): Mark Mannette

Edition: 1

Copyright: 2024

Pages: 154

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Preface – biographical integration and diversity

Chapter 1 – Theatre in the Everyday World

                        Primeval urges

                        Religious ritual to today

                        Sporting events 

                        History

                        Psychology

                        Halloween and other cultural theatricalities 

Chapter 2 – The Entertainment World of Theatre, Film, and Music

                        Theatre – Broadway, West End, Regional Theatre

                        Music – the oldest performing art

                        Dance – athleticism and art

                        Cinema – the popular child of Theatre

                        Video Games – further development of entertainment

Chapter 3 – Drama as Literature 

                        Ancient Greeks -poets, philosophers, historians, and story tellers

                        Eastern culture – Japan, India

                        Italian – poets and diplomats

                        Shakespeare & Company

                        France, Germany, and Spain

                        Modern Theatre – realism vs anti-realism

                        Contemporary Theatre

Chapter 4 – Development of plays and players

                        Greek – terms and developments

                        Roman – Comedians and Gladiators

                        Strolling Players

Chapter 5 – Religion and Drama

                        Ancient rituals begat drama

                        The Fall of Rome

                        The Rebirth of Theatre in the Church

                        Puritans shut down Theatre

                        Religious drama today

Chapter 6 – Who is in charge? Development of Director

                        Duties of the Director

                        Development of Director

                        The Modern Director

Chapter 7 - Design & Tech Elements

                        Scenic Design

                        Costume Design

                        Lighting Design

                        Sound Design

                        Additional Design elements

Chapter 8 – Making Theatre – collaboration

                        Improvisation

                        Getting started

                        Steps to production

Chapter 9 – Responding to Theatre -  Dramaturgy and criticism

                        Dramaturgy – collaboration, scholarship

                        Theatre makes a difference

                        The critic – skills in responding to the art

Chapter 10 – Applying theatrical skills in a variety of vocations

Mark Mannette

Preface – biographical integration and diversity

Chapter 1 – Theatre in the Everyday World

                        Primeval urges

                        Religious ritual to today

                        Sporting events 

                        History

                        Psychology

                        Halloween and other cultural theatricalities 

Chapter 2 – The Entertainment World of Theatre, Film, and Music

                        Theatre – Broadway, West End, Regional Theatre

                        Music – the oldest performing art

                        Dance – athleticism and art

                        Cinema – the popular child of Theatre

                        Video Games – further development of entertainment

Chapter 3 – Drama as Literature 

                        Ancient Greeks -poets, philosophers, historians, and story tellers

                        Eastern culture – Japan, India

                        Italian – poets and diplomats

                        Shakespeare & Company

                        France, Germany, and Spain

                        Modern Theatre – realism vs anti-realism

                        Contemporary Theatre

Chapter 4 – Development of plays and players

                        Greek – terms and developments

                        Roman – Comedians and Gladiators

                        Strolling Players

Chapter 5 – Religion and Drama

                        Ancient rituals begat drama

                        The Fall of Rome

                        The Rebirth of Theatre in the Church

                        Puritans shut down Theatre

                        Religious drama today

Chapter 6 – Who is in charge? Development of Director

                        Duties of the Director

                        Development of Director

                        The Modern Director

Chapter 7 - Design & Tech Elements

                        Scenic Design

                        Costume Design

                        Lighting Design

                        Sound Design

                        Additional Design elements

Chapter 8 – Making Theatre – collaboration

                        Improvisation

                        Getting started

                        Steps to production

Chapter 9 – Responding to Theatre -  Dramaturgy and criticism

                        Dramaturgy – collaboration, scholarship

                        Theatre makes a difference

                        The critic – skills in responding to the art

Chapter 10 – Applying theatrical skills in a variety of vocations

Mark Mannette