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Alba Emoting is helpful in producing believable laughter or tears onstage on an off-night. ...

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Augusto Boal believes theatre can help analyze problems and to explore group solutions. Indicate ...

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Anne Bogart trains students in NLP. Indicate whether the statement is true or ...

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Bogart has more recently developed Vocal Viewpoints including tempo, pitch, and timbre. Indicate ...

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NLP can help you in determining whether you are a visual, auditory, or kinesthetic learner. ...

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Tadashi Suzuki desires actors who can make the whole body speak even when one is silent. Indicate ...

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Learning many aspects of theatre, not just acting, is a helpful tool to an actor. Indicate ...

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You should have answers to the Dreaded Thirteen for both onstage and offstage acting. Indicate ...

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Alba Emoting is best described how? a. Learning how others code information in order to better ...

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Spect-actors is a term coined by which practitioner? a. Augusto Boal b. None of these choices c. ...

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Anne Bogart's Viewpoints is drawn from which Stanislavski follower? a. Chekhov b. Vakhtangov c. ...

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Which of the following is not part of the Invaluable Thirteen? a. Avoid Extraneous Sounds and ...

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Theatre achieved its own identity as an art at least twenty-five hundred years ago. Indicate ...

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Audiences of 5th century B.C. Greece would find contemporary theatre very similar to their own type ...

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A contemporary theatre ________ , unlike some other art forms' spectators, assemble as a group at a ...

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The chapter begins by looking at basic elements regarding theatre. What below is not considered a ...

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The rising costs of Broadway production tickets has made audiences: a. hesitant to attend unless ...

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Plays show us a reflection of basic assumptions of the ________ from which the plays have come. ...

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The author suggests that art affects us: a. esthetically and empathically, allowing us to ...

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Theatre draws upon all of the other arts: literature, painting, architecture, sculpture, speech, ...

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Why does theatre have tremendous potential as a humanizing force? a. Because it asks us to ...

Started by HCHenry

Education in schools that teach to standardized tests has failed to cultivate major aspects of human ...

Started by Chelseaamend

According to the authors, what is more effective as a performance, a reading or a live production? ...

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There are very specific rules regarding how one experiences a performance. Indicate whether the ...

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A number of ________ may affect audience response. a. actors b. factors c. lines d. ...

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