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Is often illogical and unexpected so you never know whats going to happen.

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Often shown through emotions rather than physically.

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It is very similar to naturalism and uses different techniques and moves away from the turn of the century techniques.

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Is where its like an illusion and shows tragedies or real life events but make it more dramatic.

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Is where you speak in a normal way and act like you would in everyday life.

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Theatre Styles- what are the different theate styles? 

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Theatre Styles- what are the different theate styles? 

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Realism, Theatricalism, Expressionism, Surrealism, Classicism, Romanticism, Melodrama, Musical theatre, tragedy, comedy, Commedia dell'arte, absurdism and many more.

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Costumes must be all black for the cameras but if i could wear something i would wear a red robe.

The set was plain so i could walk about and stand up and tell the story.

I was going to use a wooden stick to point in the directions of the areas for the story

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He was a german theatre practioner who was born on 10th february 1898 in Augsberg in Germany and died on 14th August 1956 in east berlin.

Brecht is mostly associated with epic theatre.

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In the performance for the national theatre play of antigone we watched they used suits and dresses because they set their play in the 1950's with a much more modernised set and use of words.

It was a good play and gave alot more of an understanding but i think it would have been more interesting if it was in the greek style but harder for the audience to understand.

If it was set in the greek time period they would wear robes of different colours for certain levels of superiority.

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My character is a narrator but for the scene that i narrate, i narrate how i feel to antigone after she suffered from the king.

My objective as this character was to tell a story about how others have suffered and my character has sympathy for Antigone and what she has been through just to try and get her other brother buried but she was denied and sent to prison.

I portrayed my character as furious and vexed to show how outraged they are at king creons actions.

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How was your rehearsal process? What were your thoughts?

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How was your rehearsal process? What were your thoughts?

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It was ok but tom didnt know the lines so it was abit more difficult to progress to staging (so i eventually decided to do staging in my own time). I decided to try a theory i had on my mind for a while and it was to practice movement by listening to music and moving and saying my lines when the beat drops.

Im not entirely a fan of antigone or classical plays either but i gave it my all in this part because i may have to do parts like this in the future.

It was fun to play the narrator but some of the names and words were very difficult to pronounce and say like salamydessus.

It was fun to work on the lines but it was getting very repetitive (which was completely fine) but we needed to focus on staging as a duo too.

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I used projection to make my voice louder and more hearable for the audience, i also used movement left/right and forward to add affect for my character to make it seem like they are showing the people the direction towards those locations.

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What do you feel like you could do better?

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What do you feel like you could do better?

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I feel like i could slow my pacing down abit so i don't go to fast.

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I feel like it went ok, my partner wasn't so i had to perform the duologue as a monologue so it was abit more difficult.

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Today i practiced and peformed my part of the duologue.

(I need to add a bit of a softer approach to the part where i talk about the daughter , it almost shows a sense of vulnerability for the daughter about her suffering and helps build a story line)

W.w.w it Flowed nicely, having the stick added to the characters delivery.

E.b.i i slow it down, work on your diction with the Fs.

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We had a look at our antigone scripts, im going to be doing a greek chorus with tom (it is ok but i really need to try and get off script soon)

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Greek chorus is a choir that harmonises and narrates throughout the play. They comment and harmonise during scenes with dancing and acting.

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We did theory work on antigone and types of theatre.

I feel that we wont be able to use most of the theatre types for this play except classical.

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Antigone is was written in 441 bc by sophocles and was performed in the same year at the festival of Dionysus.

Antigone wishes for her brother (polynices) to be buried and she disobeys creons rules.
Antigone, Haemon, and Eurydice die due to creons great distress.

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Today we studied realism, symbolism, naturalism, absurdism, theatre of cruelty and a few more.

It was really cool to learn about all of these different theatre styles but we wont be able to use them all for this unit of work.

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Today we watched Antigone (i felt confused watching it but i understood better when i read the words that they said, it was based on a greek story/play), i practiced creons lines to learn partially what we will be learning (i found some of the words quite difficult to pronounce).