Observation Of A Club : A Personal Analysis Of The Drama Club

The center I chose to observe was the dramatic play center which is a kitchen. I chose this center because because it's a great way to observe children. The purpose of the dramatic play center is to help develop social, emotional and oral language skills. It gives children a chance to assign roles, self regulate when having to take turns and during all of this children are developing language skills.

I gathered my experiences as my compass of what to expect when I come to the theatre. I did some google search before hand to get a glimpse of what to look out for but that was it. Upon entering the theatre, we got some flyers. As always, I looked for a quote or something that hints at the overall meaning or plot of the play. The paper said that the play is about despair hope of outcast people, people who are not 'normal ' in the general sense.

Theater is the activity or profession of acting in, producing, directing, or writing plays. It is that of escaping the real world and going into a new one. Not only does one go more in depth into their mind, but they also go into the mind of others.Theater helped me find out who I really am. Growing up, I always enjoyed the idea of stepping into someone else’s shoes, but I never got the chance until I was in the sixth grade.

This last half term we’ve been looking at challenging stereotypes and misconceptions. To begin with we were given stimulus in the form of photographs; these prompted each of us to have thoughts on what was shown. The image showed a man or woman staring stone faced through the many legs of passers by. My feeling towards this photograph was partly sympathy; however I knew I would just be one of the many people who would walk past. Stereotypes can interfere; one of the first things that came into our minds was things like drugs and gambling. This makes you feel less sorry for the person and immediately ideas that could be entirely untrue come into your head.

Theater has been a platform that has been used to deepen our communication and understanding of the complexities of the world around us. It teaches us through language, movement, and the establishment of intimate relationships that play to the contagious nature of emotions.

In our lives, most people have watched and experienced many performances or theaters. Theater is one of the most popular entertainments that have stood the test of times. When we talk about theater, it generally means a variety of art forms. However, all these forms have common elements. While approaching a performance Ka show at the MGM Grand Hotel, the following says that theater is a unique art form which includes collaboration between performers and the audience.

All art, specifically theatre, is created to understand human existence. It is a search for how and why we feel and do the things we do. It’s scavenging for why things happen and the relationships we have to others. It looks for the truth and the calm in the whirlwind that is life.

The second element of dramaturgy is presenting the self. In presenting the self to others, one of the people is the actor and others people are the audience. According to Erving Goffman, social life is a drama or a stage play. In this “social life” drama, we got a lot of setting which is approved behaviours and the setting is also known as ‘the rule of the game’.

Floyd County High School does not have enough theatrical productions. And who doesn't love live performances? Watching plays is fun, but performing them is even more fun. Theatre helps with brain development and learning new things. Plays and musicals are fun to watch , plus performing them and learning, blocking, and memorizing lines can be fun as well. Even if you don't want to perform but learn all about theatre, taking theatre classes can be very helpful and enjoyable. Theatre activities help student involvement, watching, learning, and performing theatre is very fun and enjoyable for all.

Theater has been around since the time of the Ancient Greek. It has been a form of social expression and ideas for years. Theater is sometimes a dramatization of events or ideas to help better connect the viewers with the situation at hand. I think dramas have become so important to society due to the fact that is can be molded into many different types forms of expression. A drama can take you into a fictional land where anything is possible. It brings people thoughts out from just imagination to a visual performance. The need to see stories acted out is something that bring imagination to life. No longer is it purely thought. You can see and share the idea with a large crowd. Young or old, whether you speak the same language or not, being

The Intermediate Drama Class is the group right under the ADD. This class helps the students with directing, acting techniques, the history of drama, and that there is more to drama than putting emotions into the script. It teaches to truly understand every aspect of the character in order to become them onstage, the way they move, the way they talk, and the way they react to certain things. Many freshmen audition for a spot in the

The theatre community has played a very significant role in my life and in the development of who I’ve become. There is no other community that has people competing directly against each other for roles, yet can still foster positive environments and interactions between people. People in this community are generally kind and accepting of others. Rather than being evaluated by the color of your skin or by your sexual orientation, people look inside of you and truly can see who you are as a human being. Many “theatre kids” are often ostracized by others in their schools because they are labelled as “quirky” or “extra”, but the theatre community allows unique people to grow as a person and develop their own sense of self, rather than being

Making: I used the process of observing when I wrote, filmed and edited my production as I looked at it from different perspectives to self critique my work, in order to improve it. I also, compared and contrasted variations of my work to make choices about which was the most effective.

This is the feeling that drew me to the theatre. From the first show I ever auditioned for I knew it was where I wanted to be. Being apart of the theatre surrounds you with people with the same goals as you. The only thing on the cast and crew's’ minds is making sure that the show being performed will make the audience cry, laugh, and feel together.

The Public Sphere within theatre was a concept that was first delineated by philosopher Jurgen Habermas in his book titled The structural transformation of the public sphere, in which he refers to the right that all citizens hold, the right to participate and engage into discussions on public matters of interest and public issues. Habermas writes: “the audience does not constitute a space for spectators and listeners but a space for speakers and addresses who engage in debate.” (Habermas in Balme 2012). The Public sphere has now become a space, a stage, for performers, speakers and protesters to have a voice rather than for the preliminary use of entertainment for the audience, spectators and listeners.