By having minimalist props and set, it subtly links back with the theme of poverty and how the characters in this scene are unable to afford much, but are still able to enjoy themselves and be merry with one another. The fact that the two Journeyman are the only two standing on chairs/boxes show that they, in this scene, have a higher status than everyone else and get the seating. Whereas everyone in the scene, the ‘crowd’ actors and spectators, would be sat around the stage area, so on the edge of the stage itself, on the
In Shakespeare’s time, the plays took place in the Globe Theater. That enabled people to circle the stage 360 degrees. This allowed a successive type of seating. There was usually three stories of seating; that way you could see the play without any problems (Fido 25). Although there was plenty of seating, up to 2000 people, the cheaper tickets required you to stand (Black 218).
Music in the colonies was probably very simple, but now there are all sorts of things to make music. Religion has a strong impact everywhere; even in the colony life. Education is one of the very important things in life. With very few free public and private schools in the colony there were usually only two books; a Bible and a primer. Now books pile up for school.
This stage is generally used to create a ‘window’ around the scenery and performers. This ‘window’ is a way of keeping the audience out and looking in rather than being part of the struggle. As the name ‘enclosed garden’ states, the performers are ‘enclosed’ within their own struggles and battles and the audience is on the outside looking in through the symbolic ‘window’ that is portrayed. The stage is framed with drought stricken trees which metaphorically barricades the dancers within the stage. This shows that the dancers are stuck in their situation and there is no way out.
When it was nighttime, the audience could see that it was dark outside and when it was daytime, the window was lit accordingly. Wintersteen successfully used the window to indirectly give the audience a perception of time. Also, it was important that only the living room was displayed on stage to create an illusion of a much larger apartment unit than what is visible. With only one set and six major characters, entrances and exits had to be placed effectively. Throughout the performance, characters were abruptly entering and exiting the stage through the doors of the apartment.
Its major industries, other than Monsanto and the other plants, are topless joints and an outlet for the lottery. Two of the largest strip clubs face each other on a side street that is perpendicular to the main highway. One is named Oz and that is for white people. The other strip club, which is known as Wiz, is for black people. The lottery office, which is frequented primarily by black people, is the largest in the state of Illinois.
The crowd was mostly full of older men and women. It was a very small play house but it put on a good show. The audience was a small group of people because the theater was not very big. The actors and actresses were older and mature which help to create a great play about the proof. This play is in the Genre of drama and mystery.
HISTORY ESSAY Era: 1950s’ The era of the 1950s was an exciting era for Australians. It was a time when closed at midday on a Saturday, a time where apart from Chinese there was no other take-away option, a time when the Australian currency was pounds, shillings and pence and a time when every child who attended school received a small bottle of milk each day at morning tea. Rock n Roll was the music of the decade and the cinema, radio and musicals were the common types of entertainment. The 1950’s produced many sporting champions. The Australians dominated the world tennis, producing players like Lew Hoad, Rod Laver and Ken Rosewell.
The bar within La Boheme is easily accessible and those who work behind it are both talented and have a great attitude and passion for what they do. Those who choose to preform in Cabaret live not only are outstanding performers but give it their all when on stage, which just adds to the over all feel of the night. Cablive and La Boheme have many strengths and very few weaknesses. One factor that I did to find to be of poor quality was the readily available seating and space for people to sit. On frequent occasions, more chairs were needed to be found for people to sit down, and even then little room was available for them.
The concert was free with admission into the fair but good thing me and my friend bought tickets for a seat because the security only let in a certain amount of people. People were lined up for tickets even as the 7 p.m. start time was passing them by. A red-shirted worker came out and informed them that the Coliseum was full and their only chance of getting "hella faded" or "elevated" would have to be satisfied on the Skyflyer or the Mega Drop rides. We had a great view of the