Philippine Theater Grade 7

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Grade 7 !
I AM TEACHER
ALYSSA D. CARANTO
Bachelor of Physical Education Teaching
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LAMP

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Puppet

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Harana

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Sinakulo

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Barong tagalog
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Spain/Spaniards

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Philippines

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Theater

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Fiesta

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24. Philippine
Theatre

25. At the end of the lesson, the learners should be able to:
1. identify the festivals and theatrical forms celebrated all over the country
throughout the year - A7EL-IVa-1
2. research on the history of the festival and theatrical composition and its
evolution, and describe how the townspeople participate and contribute to
the event - A7EL-IVb-2
3. analyze the uniqueness of each group’s performance of their selected
festival or theatrical form - A7PR-IVh-2
Learning Objectives:

27. Analysis
1. What is theater arts or stage play ?
2. Did you try watching a stage play ?
3. On what particular occasions do you
usually witnessed stage play ?
4. What are the different theatrical forms ?
5. Are these theatrical forms still present
today?

28. Philippine
Theatre

29. The earliest form of theater, also
known as indigenous theater in
the Philippines, are manifested in
the rituals, ceremonies, and songs
of our early ancestors.

30. Examples of
indigenous theater
The diwata of
the Tagbanuas
The balitaw of
the Cebuanos
The bagani of
mansakas

31. When the
Spaniards arrived,
they introduced
Christian plays.

32. Representative
Theatrical Forms
in the Philippines

33. Carillo

34. The carillo is a shadow play for
entertainment and storytelling. It use,
cardboard cutouts of figures that are
placed between a light source, such as a
lamp and a translucent screen that is
often a piece of stretched fabric.

36. Various Names in different places
Titres
Ilocos Norte ,
Pangasinan , Bataan ,
Capiz and Negros.
Carillo
Manila ,Rizal ,
Batangas and Laguna.
Aliala
La Union
Titiri
Zambales
Gagalo or Kikimut
Pampanga and Tarlac

37. Komedya

38.  The komedya is one of the earliest
examples of the stage play in the
country.
 It features choreograph fights called
batalla and mixes some special
effects called magia to create the
illusion of magic.

39. Two types of
komedya

40. Moro-moro
Secular Komedya

42. Religious Komedya
 also called Komedya de Santo
centers on the life of Christ or of any
saint.

43. Senakulo

44. Sarswela

45. Sarswela
 It peaked around the 1900s up to
the 1940s.
 Sarswela is considered the Father
of Drama.
 It began around 1878 to 1979 in the
form of the Spanish zarzuela.

47. Bodabil

49.  Theater in the Philippines is still
alive, though not as popular as
before
 Stage plays are still performed in
schools and by professional theater
groups like the Philippine
Educational Theater Association
(PETA) .

50. Representative
Theatrical Forms
in the Philippines

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53. Carillo

55. Sarswela

57. Bodabil

59. Komedya

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Grade 7 !
I AM TEACHER
ALYSSA D. CARANTO
Bachelor of Physical Education Teaching
Intern

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