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this is a example of physical theatre.

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DV8 Physical Theatre | To Be Straight With You: Christian Protestor

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An epic is traditionally a genre of poetry, known as epic poetry. In modern terms, epic is often extended to describing other art forms, such as epic theatre, films, music, novels, television series, and video games, wherein the story has a theme of grandeur and heroism, just as in epic poetry.

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Why did Brecht want to break the fourth wall?

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Why did Brecht want to break the fourth wall?

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The reason why Brecht wanted to break the holy 4th wall because he didn't not sending a message to the audience so he want interact with the audience and that means breaking the 4th wall

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Epic theatre and Brecht German playwright, Bertolt Brechts ideas are very influential. He wanted to make the audience think, and used a range of devices to remind them that they were watching theatre and not real life.

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What creative skills might be required to create this type of work and why? (Writing scripts? re-composing songs? Communication skills?) 

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What creative skills might be required to create this type of work and why? (Writing scripts? re-composing songs? Communication skills?) 

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The skills you need to be a choreography is you must be sharp because a choreography is a person who composes the sequence of steps and moves for a performance of dance that’s why they have to be sharp and on point they also need to have communication skills so he can tell the actors or dancer if they did something wrong last for all they also need to pick the right song for the right dance because if they don’t it wont work.

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a person who composes the sequence of steps and moves for a performance of dance.

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What is EPIC THEATER? What does EPIC THEATER mean? EPIC THEATER meaning, definition & explanation

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What interpretative skills might be required to create this style of work and why?

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What interpretative skills might be required to create this style of work and why?

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The interpretative skills a physical theartre director will need is imagination they have to be creative

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What vocal skills might this actor need to create this style of work and why?

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What vocal skills might this actor need to create this style of work and why?

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In physical theatre, you will not really need to use your vocal skills because the center of the play is going to be about your body movement however you can you your vocal skills to make something stand out for example a word.

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Bertolt Brecht in 1954. Epic theatre (German: episches Theater) is a theatrical movement arising in the early to mid-20th century from the theories and practice of a number of theatre practitioners who responded to the political climate of the time through the creation of a new political theatre.

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What is the role of an ‘Epic’ theatre director?

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What is the role of an ‘Epic’ theatre director?

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A epic theatre director must be able to make its performance to send a message to the audience.

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What is the creative intention of this style of theatre? (Target audience? Purpose? Goal?)

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What is the creative intention of this style of theatre? (Target audience? Purpose? Goal?)

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The creative Intention of this style of epic theatre is that try to send a message to the audience and that’s there purpose of there play and goal.

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Bertolt Brecht in 1954. Epic theatre (German: episches Theater) is a theatrical movement arising in the early to mid-20th century from the theories and practice of a number of theatre practitioners who responded to the political climate of the time through the creation of a new political theatre.

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What is the role of an Epic theatre playwright?

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What is the role of an Epic theatre playwright?

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The role of an epic theatre playwright is to send a message to the audience

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What physical skills might be required to create this style of work and why?

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What physical skills might be required to create this style of work and why?

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The physical skills again must be good because as we are using Bret we must be over the top so we have to use are body to exaggerate so that’s why you would need your physical skills.

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What vocal skills might this actor need to create this style of work and why?

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What vocal skills might this actor need to create this style of work and why?

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The vocal skills must be good because in Bret you must be over the top and you can’t be over the top with a quiet voice also need to know how to pull of accent in case your character will need it

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physical theatre what is it?

physical theatre is a play but not a normal play you have to use movement of your body for example slow motion, rapid, unison and cannon but in physical theatre your body movement has to be the centre of the play and you do more movement than talking so its not like a normal drama play.

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EREN had to be William because I was tom eren had to nervous and be scared to show the audience he was abused by his mother before he was at toms house so I have to adapted to William because he scared of everything

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my purpose of my role was to take care of William and take care of him and love him like a son but it was hard because William was a nervous boy.

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I played the miserable character tom but in the inside of tom he very helpful and nice he just miserable and keeps him self isolated because his wife and child died. so my role was to take care of tom as he my evacuee and love him but William is a very nervous boy and sacred boy so I have to adapted to him

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Give an example of a specific scene in this production?

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Give an example of a specific scene in this production?

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IN goodnight  mr tom there is the scene where tom takes out the belt from Williams bag and William his behind the sheets and was very scared this movement of Williams shows that Williams has a problem and makes the audience think if he got abused when he was young.

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Give an example of a typical ‘Naturalistic Theatre’ rehearsal process: (stimuli? sharing ideas? Exercises?)

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Give an example of a typical ‘Naturalistic Theatre’ rehearsal process: (stimuli? sharing ideas? Exercises?)

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An a example of a typical naturalistic theatre rehearsal process. one rehearsal process is voice preparation meaning you shout loud and copy you teacher or director voice and what they are doing

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A typical goal objective would depend on your performance because if its a sad story after the performance you wont them to be sad or to a extreme goal you would want them to cry and that will mean you achieve your goal but if it was a comedy performance you will wont the audience to laugh and clap after your performance.  You get what I mean if you want more information about this there a power point in naturalism part click it and that lots information about what I was talking about

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How does the actor respond to the director?

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How does the actor respond to the director?

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when a director tells the actor what to do when they are acting they must do it however the actor can also conclude and say something else because the director might be wrong because its not the director  acting its the actor acting but overall you should listen to the director because they are watching you like the audience are but before the audience so they can improve any mistake or improve the lines

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What physical skills might be required to create this type of work and why?

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What physical skills might be required to create this type of work and why?

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the physical skills might be required is movement because if there is a scene where some kills you your movement must be slow if its not the audience wont believe you that you have died another skill required is vocal skills because if you have no vocal skills your voice will be normal for the whole scene meaning you cant pull of a accent or shout but if you work on your vocal skills you should be able to do that

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In your own words, what is ‘Epic’ theatre?

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In your own words, what is ‘Epic’ theatre?

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epic theatre wants to break that fourth wall and send a message to the audience. a form of political drama intended to appeal to reason ratherthan emotions. The goal of epic theatre is to get a meesage from the stage to the audeince

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                                                              EPIC theatre 

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                                                              EPIC theatre 

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What approach (es) might an actor take to create performance material/work for this acting style and why? 

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What approach (es) might an actor take to create performance material/work for this acting style and why? 

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The role and responsibilities of the playwright What is the role of a naturalistic theatre playwright?

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The role and responsibilities of the playwright What is the role of a naturalistic theatre playwright?

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The playwright needs to be thinking about the play every time and how to improve it, the playwright also need good SPAG so the story makes sense the playwright also needs to know the actors lines so he can help the actors because the playwright writes the play.

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The role and responsibilities of the actorWhat is the role of a ‘naturalistic theatre’ actor

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The role and responsibilities of the actorWhat is the role of a ‘naturalistic theatre’ actor

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What vocal skills might this actor need to create this type of work and why? The vocal skills of an actor is important because if they didn’t have good vocal skills they will not know how to put on an accent on for there character for example in good night Mr. tom I had to put on an accent because I was from the country side so I didn’t speak normal English  accent and If I did the audience will think I’m from London and not the country side meaning I didn’t achieve my goal. In addition, it is important that I have my vocal skills so I know when to shout or be calm in which scene I am doing.

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What is the role of a ‘naturalistic theatre’ actor?

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What is the role of a ‘naturalistic theatre’ actor?

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The role of the naturalistic actor is make sure they are not over the top because if thye are over the top people will think if its epic theatre when its naturalistic and another role is to make sure its a real life siuation.

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What directorial skills might be required to create this type of work and why? 

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What directorial skills might be required to create this type of work and why? 

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The skill that a director needs is they need to know there actors lines so they can improve it  or help them when they forget they also they need to know what performance they are doing for example epic or naturalism they also need to know the knowledge of stylized technique so the performance won’t be boring if its epic, they also need to know how to handle stress because there’s going to be a lot of stress when you’re trying your hardest to make it the best performance last of all they need to have a connection with the actors and have loads of energy  between both the director and the actor so they can work to together and help each other.

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The role and responsibilities of the director?(naturalistic

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The role and responsibilities of the director?(naturalistic

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The role of a director is to place the actors were they should be , to make the performance successful so to achieve its goals and make sure its not over the top and the actors will never break the 4TH WALL.  The responsibilities of the director is to make sure they know the  scene and most important is everybody should know there line

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What is the creative intention of this style of theatre? (Target audience? Purpose? Goal?)

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What is the creative intention of this style of theatre? (Target audience? Purpose? Goal?)

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the purpose of each preformance depends on the style of preformnace for example epic theatre are trying to send a message to the audience on the other hand naturalistic are not trying to give contact to the audeince so the 4th wall is audeince but bret wants to break the the fourth wall. so the goal for epic is to send the message to the audeince.

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In your own words, what is ‘Naturalistic’ theatre acting?

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In your own words, what is ‘Naturalistic’ theatre acting?

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naturalistic atcing for me is  acting a real life situation  for example siblings fighting over a controller to watch tv or having a baby and rushing to the hopstial. and also in naturalistic acting you cant be over the top

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Add a Quote from a famous practitioner that you believe in…

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Add a Quote from a famous practitioner that you believe in…

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who is my character is goodnight Mr tom?

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who is my character is goodnight Mr tom?

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my character is Mr tom meaning my super objective is to make the audience feel sorry for him because his child and wife has past away and he is old so he wants to keep him self isolated (reclusive)

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naturalism is made by a man called stand the man if you want to know about him go on my face book power point.so back to the point naturalism is a acting in real life for example a real life situation like  two kids fighting over a controller to watch tv and that happens in real life so that is what I mean about a real life situation. There are 3 core things you need to know in naturalism and that will be a on my power point about drama also there's ting about naturalism you need to know you should never break the 4th. WHAT IS THE FOURTH WALL? the fourth wall is the audience meaning when your preforming you should never talk to the audience or look at them face to face because that is called braking the fourth wall. WAT IF YOU LIKE SENDING A MESSAGE TO THE AUDEINCE ADN SPEACKING YO THE. well there's another way called epic theatre where you can speak to the audience and do stuff over the top more information on my next page

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                                                                          Naturalism

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                                                                          Naturalism

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goodnight mr tom is about a littel boy thats called willy but they call him William he was evacuated from London because of the ww2  and he has to leave his mother but he wasn't sad that he did because his mother had abused him at home but his mother has a illness schizophrenia. so  William is evacuated to the country side withy many other kids

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Super-objective, stage action and suspension of disbelief.

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Super-objective, stage action and suspension of disbelief.