Advantages And Disadvantages Of Mobile Theatre

Creativity of this production is the reason for the success. Their expertise in the field proves that they were qualified for this wonderful production. The theater environment of this play was thrust structure, which allows them to innovation stunning method to display all of scenes.

The lights begin to dim until you can barely see what is around you. The smell of butter is in the air as you recline your seat back till you are nearly vertical with the floor. Then a bright light shines in front of you, so massive it is impossible to miss. It is finally starting. The movie is finally starting. There is a significant reason why people occasionally go to the movie theatre to watch a movie rather than just watch the movie at home. Going to the theatre means tons of popcorn, extra comfy seats, a dark and loud room, and a giant screen. Going to the movies is a whole experience in itself. Have you ever had a bad experience at the movie theatre though? One where your shoes begin to squeak because you step in someone's spilt slushy or as you sit in your chair you hear the crunch of the previous person’s left over popcorn underneath you. Not only does this situation make you frustrated and irritated, it also distracts you from the movie you went to the theatre to see. If you have a bad time at the movie theatre, you may not even remember the movie you went to see because you are distracted by all the things around you. In this case, going to the movie theatre actually takes away from the movie itself. Going to the movie theatre should let you become totally engrossed in the movie and even enhance the movie itself.

The beginnings of theatre go back far I history. It started by acting out of religious rites portrayed by sings and dances to their gods. It’s believed to be started by the Greeks. “ The very words theatre, drama, tragedy and comedy are Greek in origin”(Brown 13). England has been the center of theatricals for many generations. There are many actors from England that have achieved success in America. England’s plays have been preformed on American stages. This paper follows the progression of the theatre and its elements of acting, set design and technology from birth to future in American theater. Americans love theatre, people flock to New York City to see the top plays, first runs and classics. There are many local community players, performing their arts in warehouse, strip malls, dinner clubs and

Indian theatre is one of the longest and amplest theatres in the world; it dated back to around 5000 years, as the other theatres in over the world Indian theatre emerged in the seasonal celebration and religious ritual. Bharata's Natya Shastra was regarded to many Indian writers as the oldest and most detailed in the dramaturgy context, where the origin of word drama in Sanskrit was derived from the word “dance”.? . The history of Indian theatre was existed in the excavations and historical records in the ancient time; in one of the excavations there were two enormous epics which are The Mahabharata and The Ramayana. So; the ancient tradition whether in the Western or Eastern world has the same picture of performance in theatre which represents tradition though the philosophy in Western world has the belief that there is no life after death whereas in Eastern world especially in India life has the continuity even after the death there is existence of life. Indian theatre illustrated idealistic view for life while the theatre in the West portrayed life as it is.

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During the 19th century, theater adopted a realistic viewpoint by romanticism but also a rise in modern nationalism to give people a sense of belonging in a community or culture (Carlson 2014: 21). In the 20th century, realism in theater was challenged and plays were now easier to attend due to the improvements of communication and the ability to reach other areas of the world by travel (Carlson 2014: 23-24). Theater is another addition to the world of art that is continuously evolving and adapting to the world and cultures influencing its

Girish Karnad is one of the foremost playwrights of the contemporary Indian stage. He has given the Indian theatre a richness that could probably be equated only with his talents as an actor-director. His contribution goes beyond theatre: he has directed feature films, documentaries and television serials in Kannada, Hindi, and English and has played leading roles as an actor in Hindi and Kannada art films, commercial movies and television serials. He has represented Indian in foreign lands as an emissary of art and culture.

In some aspects great musicals and orchestral scores can add to the experience of a theatrical play, but films have adapted these aspects as well and have proven to be a more successful form of entertainment. Theatre productions have become secondhand in comparison, though still viewed as a high class of an entertainment, it is not nearly as successful to reaching a widespread audience as the film industry has accomplished. The resulting film adaptations that have theatre-like qualities often fail completely due to their inability to capture the attention of contemporary audience members, essentially creating a stagnant film. In this paper, I am specifically narrowing my focus and discussing tragedy film adaptations in comparison to themselves and theatre. But first, I will give an overall briefing of the history of film and theatre. Then I will discuss their relationship and what elements create successful entertainment within films and how theatre-like adaptations have a crippling effect to a film’s success rate. Finally I will have an in-depth discussion on these elements within the films: Waiting for Godot, Hamlet, and Moulin Rouge!, and the success rate of each.

To tell the truth, the film industry has evolved and grown very quickly since its creation in the early 1900’s. Over the years, it has gained the attention of every culture in every part of the world. These days, thanks to its popularity, it is a big part in shaping the social culture by changing the audience's’ opinions or swaying them one way or another. The idea that a film

Ever since the world was created, humans have tried to express themselves trough art. Painting, sculpting, music, and, above everything, theatre. Even before they could speak properly , primitives use dance and small rituals as a way of enterteinment. However, now, in the higly technology developed world we live, every day there are more various and modern options to do in our free time but, at the same time all changes and becomes dull too fast.This puts theatre in a really fragile position and makes us wonder if it will become out-of-style or if, on the contrary, as this essay will proof, it will still be relevant and up to date for the next generations.

Through the source of books and journals on Asian Theatre, it will be visible how the Asian theatre community has developed and blossomed within todays British mainstream theatre. Through deeper research on Asian theatre, I will explore the diverse cultures, traditions, and principals of the Asian theatre and what message does it portray in today’s modern theatre society. Finally, through all the information researched and analysed I’ll be able to articulate the common and uncommon grounds that British and Asian theatre

The mobile technology has changed the world around us tremendously and it continues to evolve at a very fast speed. Today, we can buy almost anything from our cell phone device, from clothes to groceries; perform transactions between bank accounts, or even check –in for our flight.

The Indian Film Industry has been one of the oldest segments of the Indian entertainment industry. The Lumiere Brothers brought motion pictures to India in 1896, and since then there has been no looking back. Today, India has the world's biggest movie industry that churns out around one thousand movies each year. The Indian Film Industry is witnessing mark improvements on all spheres - from the technology used in making films to the themes of the movies, exhibition, finance and marketing and even in its business environment. There is no doubt that the Indian Film Industry is finally getting corporatized in that sense. 2005 was a watershed year for the industry. Indian Film Producers are also looking

In Marathi folk tradition the Sutradhar introduces the play and greets the audience and then goes off the stage. But Ghashiram Kotwal, being a combination of classical, folk, and modern form, the sutradhar stays on the play from beginning to the end. Tendulkar’s brilliant fusion of Bharata’s Lokdharmi and Natyadharmi makes this play one of a kind. It is one such play where the Sutradhar can comment or even directly talk to the audience, or stand by silently as a spectator. The role of the Sutradhar is played by Haridasa in the play. He is an actor and a commentator. The Sutradhar comments on the incidents rhythmically. And it is followed with the last rhyming words by the Brahmin line. The play is truly an innovative experiment that offers a new direction to modern Indian Theatre due to Tendulkar’s

In today's busy world, people usually struggle to find time for fun and a way of relaxation but when it happens, they often spend it on entertainment. One of those forms of entertainment is watching stage or film productions. Theatre and film have lots of aspects in common and depend on each other, however, they involve differences. People choose between theater and film based on factors and their own preferences. The purpose of this essay is to compare and contrast between those two forms of art.