This document provides context and summaries for the play "Ang Paglilitis ni Mang Serapio". It discusses absurdism, expressionism, and symbols in the play. The protagonist Mang Serapio faces accusations of taking care of a child, which breaks the rules of the "Federacion". The play uses symbols to represent its themes rather than being taken literally. It also features characters that represent types rather than people.
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Samar
Formerly known as Zamal, Ibabao,
Achan and Tandaya.
“ samad” -- "wound" or "cut“
2nd largest province in Region VIII
- occupies the eastern portion of the Philippines
- lies southeast of Luzon
- 802 km from Manila.
Catbalogan is the capital city
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PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS:
Climate: Rainfall is more or less evenly distributed throughout the year.
physical features: it includes almost every kind of topography: mountains, forests, rivers, lakes, plains, coasts and islands.
Waray – people inhabiting the province
it is a province where some of the bravest people in the country are known to come from.
they are known as contented people, such that, during the Spanish era, they were often called lazy
They also celebrate fiestas like:
Sarakiki-hadang festival
pahoy-pahoy festival
banig festival
Waray-waray and Cebuano are the major dialects spoken.
It is composed of twenty-five (24) municipalities and two (2) cities:
Calbayog
Catbalogan.
this province was similar to its neighbor by languages, industries, traditions and climate.
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As people progress up the pyramid, needs become increasingly psychological and social. Soon, the need for love, friendship and intimacy become important. Further up the pyramid, the need for personal esteem and feelings of accomplishment take priority. Maslow emphasized the importance of self-actualization, which is a process of growing and developing as a person to achieve individual potential.
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Plays within this group are absurd in that they focus not on logical acts, realistic occurrences, or traditional character development; they instead focus on human beings trapped in an incomprehensible world subject to any occurrence, no matter how illogical.
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Fighting in Las Vegas, I thought the fight on the ground was
boring. Gradually it revealed itself to me in all its subtle urgency.
One night, I realized that, like Glengarry Glen Ross, the fight on the
ground is the true metaphor of how we live today. Down at the
office, the university, or the plant, we rarely have the opportunity
to stand up and punch it out. On the job, in the bureaucracy,
we grapple forever on the ground, seeking tiny advantages, bits
ofleverage, and the occasional clean shot. Herein lies the true
satisfaction of the standing knockout.
So why fight this kind offight now? I attribute it to the
enormous tectonic forces alive in America today, where we have
never been so safe and in so much peril. We live in a filigree of
perfectly interconnected safety nets with helmet laws, seat belts,
infant seating, low cholesterol, no-smoking signs, playdates, cell
phones, and e-mail. All this coddles people trying to work on the
precipice of absolute disaster. One merger, one outsourced job,
one bad decision, one deceptive mortgage, one religious idiot,
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octagon, perhaps, where no self-serving lies need be spoken,
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1 Sam Sheridan, A Fighter's Heart: One Man's Journey through th e World
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beautiful. The costumes made Liberace look like Dick Cheney,
and the music sounded like Blue Oyster Cult falling down stairs.
I didn't understand anything, but I walked out ofthe theater very
excited. I told my companion that ifI saw four more Chinese
operas, knowing nothing more than I did then, I could tell which
was the best one, once I identified the parts. Four was optimistic.
There are 360 regional forms ofChinese opera, according to
one playbill I read, and they can only be understood against the
backdrop ofChinese history, so, in my case, it took six or seven.
I saw my last Chinese opera in April 2006 at La MaMa down on
4th Street, The Dragon-Princess and the Scholar.
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seven performances, but even so, in 2006, I could feel the shape of
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corners cut. I reveled in bravura moments and exquisite details,
and, most critically, I felt in tune with the predominantly Asian
audience, most ofwhom, I suspected, were hardcore New Yorkers
no more erudite about the 360 forms than I. This was important
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2. ABSURDISM
• A style of drama popularized in France after World War II that viewed human
existence as meaningless and treated language as an inadequate means of
communication.
• man seeks some measure of happiness in a reasonable and predictable
world, what he seems to get is unhappiness in a chaotic and unpredictable
one
Absurdism stressed that the world is
unreasonable, illogical, incongruous, and out of harmony.
The word „absurd‟, then, meant not ridiculous, but without meaning.
3. A B S U R D I S W I T H O U T M E A N I N G …
• Doesn‟t tell a story in favour of communicating an experience;
• ABSURDISM abandoned a dramatic unity based on casuality and replaced
it with one whose source, and indeed whose very presence, was not always
clear
• Absurdism quality devaluates (reduces) language as a carrier of meaning
• ABSURDISM: what happens on stage often transcends and contradicts what
is said there.
4. ABSURD PLAY IS OFTE N…
• Often constructed as a circle (ending just where they began, after
displaying a series of unrelated incidents)
• Often the intensification of a single event (ending just where they had begun
but in the midst of more people or more objects)
5. EXPRESSIONISM
• A style of theatre popular in Europe after World War I and typified by
symbolic presentation of meaning, often as viewed from the standpoint of
the main character; distortions of time, space, and proportion are common.
• Expressionism plays were often didactic and cautioned the world against
impending cataclysms such as:
-uncontrolled industrialism,
-rampant impersonalization,
-and the modern industrial state.
(and much more)
6. E XPRE SSION IS…
• Seldom tells a simple story; more often, EXPRESSIONISM developed as
episodic examinations or demonstrations of a central idea/opinion
• unfolded in a world of bizarre and garish colors, jagged angles, and oddly
proportioned objects
Actors, often dressed identically, moved in mechanical or puppet-like ways
and often spoke in disconnected or telegraphic conversations. They bore
names of types rather than people: (eg.
“Hukom”, “Tagapagtanggol”, “Saksi”, “Bantay”)
Conventional ideas of time and space collapsed
7. REFERENCES
• Cameron, Kenneth, M. and Gillespie, Patti P. The Enjoyment of Theatre, 5th
Edition. Copyright 2000, 1996 by Allyn and Bacon, A Pearson Education
Company.
• Harrop, John and Epstein, Sabin R. Acting with Style. Copyright 1982 by
Prentice-Hall, Inc., Englewood Cliffs, N.J. 07632.
• NO internet sources (definitely book-researched)
8. SYMBOLS . . .
The entire drama or play of “Ang Paglilitis ni Mang Serapio” is riddled with
symbols!
Not just riddled, but bleeding, haemorrhaged!
• THUS;
In order to keep the spoilers away, we (the Serapio group) would like to keep
this part hidden for the audience, it‟s best fitting that way…
9. • This play is NEVER to be taken literally, as this play is symbolic, allegorical, not
for the shallow in mind, but meant to those who are willing to stop down their
tracks, take a look around, think, and witness what the things around has
become.
• In other words, this version of “Mang Serapio” play was RESEARCHED. This is NOT one
of those “put up just because I like it” shallowness. The conceptualization of this
version went through the abyss, catalyzed through the synapses and neurons, the
concepts stabbed and were buried alive, then were resurrected to become images
and words in the script, all, to be brought alive in this drama.
Thus, we can only reveal the SYMBOLISMS of the Serapio play AFTER the play itself is finished.
(unless of course, Ma‟am Garcia wants us to do so beforehand)
10. CONFLICT OF THE PLAY
• The protagonist in the story, Mang Serapio, faced accusations of committing a
supposedly crime of “taking care of a (his) child”; which, in the rules or laws of the
„Federacion‟, is met with serious consequences since taking care of a child, or
children, or in the case where any other „pulubi‟ (beggar) is caught or known to be
taking care of anyone besides himself/herself, will prompt him/her to spend more
than what he/she could. In the words of the character “Unang
Tagapagtanong”, Serapio was, is, and will be tempted to spend money for the sake
of the child under his care, spending the supposedly “tax” money intended for the
Federacion.
11. THEME
•“Even if it’s difficult and
unjust, one must live through
his fate and deal with the life
he has been given…given by
those who thinks they are