History of Theater
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This document provides a brief overview of the evolution of theater from ancient Greece to early cinema. It lists the main eras as Greek theater, Roman theater, Medieval theater, Renaissance theater, 1800s theater, and Early Cinema. Under the Greek theater heading it lists the common play types of Satyr Plays, Comedies, and Tragedies. Other theatrical developments mentioned include orchestras in Roman theater, operas in Medieval theater, and melodramas in 1800s theater. It also provides links for more information on 19th century theater, Renaissance theaters, and the early cinema timeline.
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This document provides a history of the evolution of theatrical forms from ancient to modern times. It begins with the origins of theater in ancient Greek and Roman societies between 700 BCE to 410 CE, including the development of tragedy, comedy, and satyr plays in Greece. It then discusses the transition to theater in medieval Europe from 500-1400 CE, and the rise of Renaissance theater from 1400-1600 CE which saw a return to classical forms. The document traces developments through the Baroque (1600-1750 CE) and Neoclassical (1800-1900 CE) periods, including innovations in stage design, costumes, special effects, and the establishment of specific genres. Key figures and plays are mentioned for each historical period.
Ancient greek theater
The document provides background information on ancient Greek theater. It discusses the main parts of a Greek theater including the theatron (seating area), orchestra (performance space), and skene (backstage area). It describes how plays were performed using minimal props and scenery. Key figures in Greek drama are highlighted such as the playwrights Aeschylus, Sophocles, and Euripides. The functions of masks and choruses are also summarized.
How to make open air theatre
To build an open air theatre:
1. Choose a large, open, sloping hillside area to take advantage of the natural terrain for seating. Common building materials included various types of stone.
2. Create a circular orchestra space in the center for performances.
3. Build terraced seating around the orchestra in a semi-circular fashion to form the theatron where the audience would sit. The number of rows depends on the space and intended capacity.
4. Construct a stage in front of the orchestra where plays would be performed.
History of theatre
The history of theatre spans over 2500 years, originating in ancient Greece in the 6th century BC with competitions for tragedies. Some of the earliest and most influential playwrights include Euripides, Aristophanes, and William Shakespeare. Theatre evolved through various cultures, with traditions developing in Rome, China, Japan, and across Europe. Significant milestones include the first stone theatre built in Athens around 300 BC, the emergence of mystery play cycles in Europe in the 1300s, the first public theatre opening in England in 1567, and the construction of The Globe theatre in London where many of Shakespeare's plays premiered in 1598. Theatre continued advancing with innovations like gas lighting in 1817, electric lights in 1881, and
Baroque Theatre
The document lists important dramatists of the Baroque period in Europe such as Miguel de Cervantes, William Shakespeare, Lope de Vega, Ben Jonson, Pedro Calderón de la Barca, Pierre Corneille, Jean Baptiste Molière, John Dryden, Philippe Quinault, Jean-Baptiste Lully, and Jean Racine. It focused on playwrights and artists from Spain, England, and France who were influential in the development of Baroque theatre through their plays, operas, and contributions to the stage.
Medieval drama
There are a few reasons why medieval-style drama and plays are still performed today, even in the modern era:
1. Cultural and historical value. Medieval drama provides insights into the culture, beliefs, and traditions of the Middle Ages. Performing these plays helps keep medieval history and literature alive.
2. Artistic merit. Many medieval plays, like the mystery cycles and morality plays, tell powerful and moving stories in an artistic medium. Their themes of faith, morality, and the human condition still resonate with modern audiences.
3. Educational value. Studying and performing medieval drama can teach students about history, literature, language, theater, music, and more from the Middle Ages. It provides a hands-on
Composers of the Romantic Period
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