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There were theater competitions outside.  We got the word scene from the Greek work scene.  We only have roughly 30 plays from Greek Theater]]> 2023-10-17 18:56:05 UTC https://padlet.com/2505746/2s35cm3nec227q4/wish/2751388629 2505746 https://padlet.com/2505746/2s35cm3nec227q4/wish/2751403737

In the Roman theatre, the actors were treated ten times better than in Greek.  The Romans really loved flute music, and had it in almost every play.  The Romans also ripped off a lot of Greek plays, but it was much more boring.]]> 2023-10-17 19:07:44 UTC https://padlet.com/2505746/2s35cm3nec227q4/wish/2751403737 2505746 https://padlet.com/2505746/2s35cm3nec227q4/wish/2751410291 There was an acting training school in China.  People would eat pumpkin seeds and drink tea during the play, that being their beverage and snack.  Every play empathized something like family, friends, etc.]]> 2023-10-17 19:12:29 UTC https://padlet.com/2505746/2s35cm3nec227q4/wish/2751410291 2505746 https://padlet.com/2505746/2s35cm3nec227q4/wish/2751415734 Noh plays are short but between 30 mins to 2 hours worth of content.  In Japanese culture, red is bad, and black is the hero.  The Noh plays were usually for rich people.]]> 2023-10-17 19:16:42 UTC https://padlet.com/2505746/2s35cm3nec227q4/wish/2751415734 2505746 https://padlet.com/2505746/2s35cm3nec227q4/wish/2767877675 Nataka plays are 5-10 acts long.  Women preformed in this theatre, which was the first theatre to do so.  The plays called Rasas were made for emotions (happy, sad, angry, etc.)]]> 2023-10-29 22:11:06 UTC https://padlet.com/2505746/2s35cm3nec227q4/wish/2767877675 2505746 https://padlet.com/2505746/2s35cm3nec227q4/wish/2767878334 Theatre stays very biblical.  You would get fined if you didn’t know your lines.  The theatre started out from the altar, and all over the church, occupying small areas.]]> 2023-10-29 22:13:01 UTC https://padlet.com/2505746/2s35cm3nec227q4/wish/2767878334 2505746 https://padlet.com/2505746/2s35cm3nec227q4/wish/2767886209 The Renaissance was about the people, which uped theatre.  Earlier, the plays were not intended for performances.  They started writing tragedies with happy endings.]]> 2023-10-29 22:32:03 UTC https://padlet.com/2505746/2s35cm3nec227q4/wish/2767886209 2505746 https://padlet.com/2505746/2s35cm3nec227q4/wish/2767888927 Cycle plays ended with Elizabeth the First.  The first tragedy on an English subject is “The Tragedies of Gorboduc.”  Plays were outlawed in the 1570s because it was seen to spread diseases.]]> 2023-10-29 22:39:05 UTC https://padlet.com/2505746/2s35cm3nec227q4/wish/2767888927 2505746 https://padlet.com/2505746/2s35cm3nec227q4/wish/2767889742 There was an English play called “Yee Bear and Yee Cub”.  A play had to be played in court and was found non guilty.  A popular actor at this time made his debut at 11 playing a girl.]]> 2023-10-29 22:41:02 UTC https://padlet.com/2505746/2s35cm3nec227q4/wish/2767889742 2505746 https://padlet.com/2505746/2s35cm3nec227q4/wish/2767890676 A follies happened every year, leggier than the last.  Book musicals were popular at the time.  In 1920, the musicals stepped up, and had an actual plot.]]> 2023-10-29 22:42:51 UTC https://padlet.com/2505746/2s35cm3nec227q4/wish/2767890676