In the video presented in class, the men look prideful, arrogant, and lack humility, and the light is primarily focused on them. In contrast, the women's gestures look more gentle, elegant, and graceful.

Jonathan Camarie Maria

Brand Munoz Chimbo

Maylin Villa Gasper

The men seemed to have been leading the entire thing while the women were like backup dancers, just kind of being there for added detail.

1. The people who seemed to hold the most power in the performance were the men. More specifically, Lord Capulet and Tybalt. I could tell because you could see how their gestures were elegant and it made it feel like they were proud and powerful.

2. The gender roles showed up in the choreography in a way that made the men seem like the focus of the performance, as all the women do is surround the men, almost like they are praising them. And the men seemed to be the ones leading the whole dance.

3. The ballet most likely made the audience feel Intimidated by the men's appearance, making their character's actions and emotions hit harder.

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Christopher Dingle

Elisheva Nava

Kadece Tyhter

The men seemed to hold the most power, I could tell because the women were dancing around the men while the men were standing still highlighting that they were the spotlight of the dance.

In "The Dance of the Knights", power looks like taking control of the stage and leading the performance. The men were the ones who started the performance and lead it so they were the ones who held the most power in the performance. The men's movements were stiff while the women's movements were flowy and accompanying the men.

Shenezia

Erick

Ashton

1. In the dance of the knights it seemed like the Capulet and Lady Capulet held the most authority there because of the way they were choreographed. They were constantly in the middle and looked as if they were leading the others. Their outfits also stood out with the colors looking bolder than the others. They really captured the audience attention

2. The 3 Men in the front looked the most powerful as their outfits were different and had different colors than the rest that were behind them. The women seemed to be always revolving around the men.

3. I think the ballet made the audience feel very curious to see what was going on because even though words weren't being used you can infer what's going on from the actors body language.🧐🧐

Cedric

Aminah

1. In the dance of the knights it seemed as if Capulet held the most power in the performance. I could tell this because he had on a slightly different costume from everyone else, he was ahead of everyone else doing the dance in the middle of the stage, and it looked like the spotlight was shining on him the most.

2. The gender roles show up in the choreography by the females bending backwards and basically bowing down for the men and look just as proud as the men. Tybalt, Paris, and Capulet were in the front and seemed the most powerful and stood out the most. So the women seemed to be resolving around the men.

3. I think the ballet made the audience feel interested and pay close attention since they might not have known what was going on but they could at least try to identify who was incharge of everyone that was dancing by using the context clues.

1.) In the performance, the person who had the most power was Capulet. I could tell because you could his costume was better than the rest and the spotlight was on him most of the time.

2.) The men looked like they had the most power as most men had something different and colorful. We can also see how the women bow to the man instead of the man bowing to the woman. We could also see how most of the spotlight was on the man, and the woman did not stand out.

3.) I think the ballet intrigued the audience because it was only movement and not words.

1. The person who looked to hold the most power was Capulet we could tell because he was in the middle and he was wearing different colors and it seemed like everyone was following his lead

2. The men seemed to lead the women and the women were bending and dancing around the men and the uniforms matched

3. We think the audience were fascinated and in aw.They were also very relaxed

Madison Richardson

Morgan Myers

Deeonjre Dugue

1~ Capulet seemed to hold the most power in the performance. We could tell because he was in the center, having his own row, wearing a different color and pattern.

2~ Having the most powerful men in the front, the women praising the men, and where the same color as the men is how the gender roles showed up in the choreography or costumes.

3~ I believe the ballet made the audience intrigued with the details that are going on in the background while they're performing.

Claire Marie

Dorcas

Deborah

1: Capulet held the most power during the performance due to the lighting, taking center stage, and his outfit makes him stand out in importance.

2: The men were most powerful the men were moving stiffly, and the women does more to the men and the women still praised the men due to their high authority.

3: Ballet made the audience feel more by the overall performance, due to the movement, the clothing, and the music. Capulet was very jolly and put together in the play, during the dance he showed his strength and showed more intemidation.

Fawaz Mohammed

Elisha Hacket

Sandy Selone

1 Lord Capulet held the most power because he was at the center of the dance, and the ominous music and the choreography fit his stature and the dance very well

2 The men were more powerful than the women because the men summoned the women, and they had bright clothes and facial hair

3 The audience was probably in fear or uptight because the choreography shows the menacing expressions of the characters

1.The most powerful-looking man was Lord Capulet because he had nobody in his column and had the brightest color(red).

2. The men seemed to have colorful clothes that stood out while performing, while the females wore the same color of clothing and followed in their footsteps.

3. It made the audience feel better because they know who was the most powerful person on the Stage.