# data[].attributes.body
NAMA GAME : FROG IN THE POND

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.title
Theatre Game #14 - Frog In The Pond. From Drama Menu - drama games & ideas for drama.

# data[].attributes.body
5) Why community theatre is important

Remaja sentiasa ada dalam permintaan - Salah satu perkara terbaik untuk menyertai kumpulan teater sebagai senior adalah bahawa anda tidak akan pernah kehilangan peranan. Ramai orang yang menunjukkan kepelbagaian dalam fikiran, dan itu bermakna mencari pelakon yang paling sesuai dengan peranan yang dipersoalkan. Seorang yang senior yang mempunyai pengalaman hidup sebenar untuk menyalurkan ke dalam prestasi akan menjadi lebih dipercayai daripada 20-sesuatu dalam solek.

Anda akan menyertai keluarga - Sesiapa yang berpartisipasi dalam teater komuniti akan memberitahu anda bahawa dinamik adalah dekat dengan ikatan keluarga yang anda boleh dapatkan. Bertindak dengan orang lain memerlukan kepercayaan, keintiman, dan kelemahan.

Ia adalah pelarik tekanan - Walaupun itu mungkin terdengar mengerikan kepada beberapa orang, berita baiknya ialah menorehkan perasaan itu seperti membuka keran, dan semakin anda membenarkan diri anda berasa lebih mudah. Di samping itu, membuka diri anda - rasa kemarahan, kesedihan, dan kebahagiaan yang sebenar - tanpa mempunyai hubungan dengan akibat kehidupan sebenar, adalah pembebasan emosi yang luar biasa.

Regangkan badan anda - dan otak anda - Pemangku memerlukan pergerakan, dan walaupun tidak semua peranan bermakna menanggalkan kasut menari, dapat bergerak di sekitar panggung dan mengekalkan stamina untuk melakukan diperlukan. Dan sama seperti bekerja emosi anda, lebih banyak anda bekerja dengan tubuh anda lebih selesa anda.

Ia menyeronokkan! - Walaupun anda tidak bersedia atau bersedia untuk melakukan penonton yang besar, bertindak di mana-mana peringkat adalah sumber hiburan yang hebat. Melakukan kelas yang lebih baik selama satu jam seminggu akan membolehkan anda meraih sebahagian besar manfaat dari tindakan yang lebih besar. Senang sekali, anda akan memperluaskan lingkaran sosial anda, dan mempunyai aktiviti mingguan yang tetap akan memberikan anda sesuatu untuk diingini.

# data[].attributes.body
4) Type of community theatre

Community theatre is often devised and may draw on popular theatrical forms, such as carnival, circus, and parades, as well as performance modes from commercial theatre.

# data[].attributes.body
3) Characteristic of community theatre

May use community spaces, such as schools or other venues, for rehearsals and or performances. More popular ones with larger ticket sales or generous donors may eventually aquire a permanent space. I worked with one company who changed theaters three times in four years before building their own space.

Generate and favor in house talent: almost like a rep company. This goes for directors and stage managers as well as performers. I started as a directors assistant and worked up to stage manager and actor.

Generate a family like atmosphere: some of my lasting friendships and romantic connections came through community theater. On the other hand, like any family- not everyone gets along . Some people were obnoxious or unstable, but valuable to the organization. So they remain for years sometimes.

May be unstable in terms of $ : these venues are very dependent on subscribers more so than individual ticket sales.

# data[].attributes.body
2) Origin of coummunity theatre
Community theatre was originated before the Second World War, in the mid-1970s with various theatre companies. The practices of theatre community later developed based on the philosophy of education theorist Paulo Freire’s approach of critical pedagogy in theatre and implementation techniques.

# data[].attributes.body
1)  what is theatre community

Community theatre refers to theatrical performance made in relation to particular communities—its usage includes theatre made by, with, and for a community. It may refer to theatre that is made entirely by a community with no outside help, or to a collaboration between community members and professional theatre artists, or to performance made entirely by professionals that is addressed to a particular community.They might include:

• a play drawing on the heritage and memories of a particular region or industrial site

• performances from the street culture and experiences of young people

• drama workshops around particular issues in prisons

• performances exploring women’s experiences from a feminist perspective

# data[].attributes.body
4. Type of Community Theatre

Community theatre is often devised and may draw on popular theatrical forms, such as carnival, circus, and parades, as well as performance modes from commercial theatre.

# data[].attributes.body
1. What is theatre community

# data[].attributes.body
The Origin of Theatre Community

|
In one sense we've always had community theatres, because theatre is so often the expression of a particular community. But in the sense of community theatre as we know it in this country today, we are talking about a much shorter history.
America had amateur acting companies in Boston before the Revolutionary War, and one of the oldest continuing community theatre groups in the country, The Footlight Club, founded in 1877, makes its home in that city today. In the West, a Community Theatre was founded in Salt Lake City in 1853; and in the South, the Thalian Association of Wilmington, North Carolina, has been in existence since the 1788, hosting a number of community theatre groups.
But the community theatre movement didn't really take off until the turn of the last century when, with the advent of movies, the small-town professional playhouses either closed due to the competition from this new artform or were converted to movie-houses. Theatre-lovers in these small communities still wanted the real thing -- live theatre -- and they took heart from such European examples as the Abbey Theatre in Dublin, Antoine's Little Theatre in France, and others, and began to produce amateur theatre in small groups and associations all across the country.
At first known generically by the term "little theatres", these groups soon came to prefer the appellation "community theatres" as more accurately reflecting their goals and ideals: to celebrate, promote and perform the dramatic arts using the pooled talents and resources of the community.
Today, there are literally thousands of community theatre groups around the country from gypsy troupes that have just started, to more established companies in remodeled opera houses such as the Lyric, to larger associations that have built their own six and seven figure theatre houses in larger metropolitan areas. In the spirit of community, many sponsor competitions, play writing contests and scholarship programs.
The average community theatre doesn't aspire to professional status (although most aspire to professional standards). Only a small percentage of members go on to pursue a career in professional theatre. All of them, however, share a love and enthusiam for theatre that pre-dates the present movement and is rooted in the history of the dramatic arts dating back to Thespis and beyond.
We've seen an ever-growing number of these troupes hosting web-sites, which is only natural since the web is another form of community. We've listed a few of these sites as links, and you can find more at Theatre Central's page devoted to these groups and at the American Association of Community Theatre's pages.

# data[].attributes.body
5. Why is theatre community important?

Why Community Theatre is So Important
Some claim that the theatre and the art of performance is dying, but we couldn’t disagree more. There are many ways in which community theatre is important, ranging from furthering education to self-expression, introducing change and so much more. Even in the 21st century, society needs the theatre, maybe even more so than before.

Community Theatre and Education
There are many forms of knowledge that stem from theatre performances. For instance, self-knowledge is instilled in both the performer and the audience, as we have the opportunity to look inward. We are able to see our surroundings with new eyes and understand how we affect those around us. Whether this is a good or bad thing, there is always room for self-improvement.

The theatre is also a wonderful way to share knowledge pertaining to history. In community theatre, you can focus on the history of the area in which you live, or you can learn about the different cultures across the globe. Doing so can help us learn from the past, so that we may progress even further in the future.

Living and Breathing
Theatre often takes a stab at answering the question: “Why are we here?” By focusing on what it means to be a living, breathing human, performances highlight the highs and lows of life. Such demonstrations are made possible because the theatre reminds us that body language is still of the utmost importance in communication.

Self-expression allows us to explore this language and the emotions that make it effective. Community theatre provides locals with a platform in which they can express themselves without judgment — something we need more of in today’s world. Like self-knowledge, these performances can remind us how we can work together to better our society.

Bring About Change
A moving theatre performance can motivate us to want to make changes in our world. Self-empowerment can be the result of community theatre, which might give someone the boost they need in order to make a difference.

By looking inward and gaining knowledge, we are given a new prospective on our environment, which can spark creativity. With these new insights, we can create innovative solutions to societal issues and try to make the world a better place, one community at a time.

For Promoting Creativity
In the midst of public schools slashing creative programs, community theatre has never been more important for our youth. They need a place where they can explore the creative aspects of their minds, where they can express their emotions without fear of rejection.

The community theatre can bring together local youth and others alike for a common goal: to put on a great production. It can teach everyone about working with one another and bettering themselves as individuals and as a whole. Even the audience can benefit from such an effort, not only in the form of a performance, but because they will get to experience a diverse group of people working together as one.

# data[].attributes.body
3. Characteristic of Theatre Community

# data[].attributes.body
1. Theatre performances which involving or created for a group of people who live in a particular area.

2. The beginnings of community theatre in the U.S. are not well recorded.  No one seems to have been conscious it was a “movement” which needed to be set down for posterity.  We know there were amateur theatricals during the Colonial and Revolutionary War times, and the Mormons founded the Deseret Theatre around 1850.  In 1874, two groups were founded: the Aurora Drama Guild in Illinois and the Concord Players in Massachusetts (by Louisa May Alcott).  In 1877, the Footlight Club was founded in Jamaica Plain, MA and has been declared by AACT to be the oldest continuously producing community theatre in the U.S. - By Dr. Twink Lynch

3. Charactestic of community theater
Mengetengahkan isu isu semasa
Isu isu budaya masyarakat
Melibat semua orang
Bersifat teladan

4. Theatre in prisons looking to find new possibilities for offenders in the way they see themselves and deal with problems. (Such as Geese Theatre’s mask work.)
• Heritage theatre helping people celebrate the history and memories of their area, building a narrative about the place and people. (Such as Hanby and Barrett’s A Lifetime Guarantee)
• Exploring the conflicting forces at work in and upon a faith community. (Such as New Perspectives’ Entertaining Angels)

5. - penting kerana untuk mengenali lebih mendalam setiap budaya.
- untuk menyatu padukan bangsa dan budaya untuk mengharmonikan negara.
-  unite community
-  untuk menambah pengetahuan tentang isu semasa yg sering berlaku.

# data[].attributes.body
KOBOI KAKTUS

# data[].attributes.body
Apa khabar semua, Selamat bergabung dalam kelas Teater  Komuniti, semoga dapat memberikan sumbangan yang bermanfaat kepada komuniti nanti, ya.