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Copyright © 2012 Ball State University, All Rights Reserved What is Theatre? Chapter 1

Copyright © 2012 Ball State University, All Rights Reserved How do these lessons work? Pedagogical design for the class. The syllabus? Required Texts? Required Shows? Web access issues?

Copyright © 2012 Ball State University, All Rights Reserved Today’s Mechanics in Theatre Today’s theatre is a collaborative team of 10 to 200+ individuals. They include: Author(s): text/script director/choreographer/conductor designers (scenery, lights, costumes, sound) actors technicians audiences

Copyright © 2012 Ball State University, All Rights Reserved Performance Mechanics are Typically “Invisible” Why? What is the essence of being “entertained?” Enthralled, enraptured, overwhelmed, swept away, transported, transformed, etc. What’s common to such experiences?

Copyright © 2012 Ball State University, All Rights Reserved “ Theatre” Experiences Different for different contexts How do you prepare for different contexts? Movie with friends? Movie with date? Television by yourself? Television with friends?

Copyright © 2012 Ball State University, All Rights Reserved More Formal Theatrical Contexts How would you change your preparation for: NYC, Broadway? Regional theatre? University? Community?

Copyright © 2012 Ball State University, All Rights Reserved Definitions of Theatre? Living actors enacting a text before a live audience. "An actor, two planks, and a passion." "Actor, audience, action." "Perpetual present tense.”

Copyright © 2012 Ball State University, All Rights Reserved Why... … does Theatre continue in face of other performative media? imaginative engagement fluid/adaptive v. static/recorded media communal impulse enact mysterious/meta issues liveness

Copyright © 2012 Ball State University, All Rights Reserved Summary Theatre is a complex art that is collaborative, imaginative, ephemeral, and communal.