Theatre: The Lively Art: 2024 Release ISE

1264738447 · 9781264738441
Several qualities set Theatre: The Lively Art apart from other introductory texts. A particularly important element is the emphasis on the audience: all students reading the book are potential theatregoers, not just during their college years but thr… Read More
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PART 1 Theatre in Today’s World 
1 Theatre Is Everywhere 
2 The Audience    
 
PART 2 Creating Theatre: The Production
3 Acting for the Stage
4 The Director and the Producer
5 Theatre Spaces
6 Scenery 
7 Stage Costumes
8 Lighting, Projection, and Sound

PART 3 Creating Theatre: The Playwright 
9 Creating the Dramatic Script
10 Theatrical Genres  

PART 4 Global Theatres: Past and Present 
11 Early Theatres: African Origins, Greek, Roman, and Medieval  
12 Early Theatre: Asian 
13  Renaissance Theatres   
14 Theatres from the Restoration through Romanticism 
15 The Modern Theatre Emerges 
16 Today’s Diverse Global Theatre  
Several qualities set Theatre: The Lively Art apart from other introductory texts. A particularly important element is the emphasis on the audience: all students reading the book are potential theatregoers, not just during their college years but throughout their lives. The text works as a one-volume guide to preparing students as future audience members. It will help them grasp how theatre functions; how it should be viewed and judged; and the tradition behind any performance they may attend.


Lively Art also encourages students to draw connections between theatre and other forms of drama and entertainment, including television and sports.


Lively Art allows instructors to cover both the elements of the theatre and its history. It is lauded for its exploration of today's diverse and global theatre. In addition to serving as an ideal text for nonmajors, Theatre: The Lively Art will prepare students who wish to continue their studies in theatre and other entertainment fields.