Stage Observation

The set used for Vernon God Little was highly symbolic and simplistic; when we walked into the theatre we could visually see that there were flowers, cards and memorable items attached on the audiences seats above our heads, which already created a sombre atmosphere around the theatre.

“Audiences today want a real experience in their live performance, because they can get great script based entertainment at home, through various new media sources. Traditional theatre, which appeals on a mental, and hopefully also emotional level, has not been enough to compete with other media, and audiences have been declining. Physical theatre, by contrast appeals to the audience on a physical and emotional level, providing a much more immediate experience than traditional theatre” ~ (Artmedia Publishing in Zen Zen Zo’s “The Tempest” Teacher’s Notes)

The fine art concert I went to was an amazing experience. I was always part of a fine art concert and been participating since elementary school through High School. Attending the college version of fine art was different. It was an eye opening movement. All the talented students coming to together and presenting their talents. The two different high schooners Northwest and Lumen Christi presented. While lumen Christi performed six songs and Northwest High School performed two. The students had a brilliantly talented that they showed off in front of hundreds of people. Which is pretty encouraging and breath taking.

Richard Wright's Native Son provides us with an exemplary example of the way the black race was conditioned in the 1930's. He does this by telling us about an adult black male named Bigger Thomas. Wright titles each book in the novel the way he does to give insight into the various actions and feelings of Bigger.

Director “What! I bet everyone is stuck at the statue of liberty and cant get over here.”

If I could be in a TV show or movie I would trust me. As far as stage place and other productions not interested. My mom wants me to help out more at the church and signed me up for a bunch of different things. 5 AM or five arts ministry is our theater part of the church and my mom told them that I could be in the play. I'm not going to lie I had fun.

On November 22, 2015 I went to the Broward Center for The Performing Arts in Fort Lauderdale, Florida to see the musical: Newsies; choreographed by Christopher Gattelli and Lou Castro. The style of dance that appeared to be most evident to me was contemporary musical theatre along with some tap. In terms of technique, I noticed they really used their plie to help launch them into all of their jumps and leaps; this is something I noticed the most in the fight scene. After seeing their usage of plie, I thought of when you said, “Always think upwards” in class because even when they were plie-ing it still looked like an upward motion because it launched straight into those high leaps. I also noticed their portdebra was similar to the loose, sporty

The stage is dark, and not a word is spoken in anticipation for the performance about to be given. A group of actors stroll into the slowly growing lights and begin reciting lines with near pinpoint accuracy. Suddenly the the lights cut out while a mix of confusion and terror spreads over the entire auditorium, and after several seconds that seem to last minutes the lights return and the show progresses, with my feelings towards the show ruined. This is not the retelling of an audience member’s Saturday entertainment, but the memory of myself as a young and inexperienced stage manager learning one of the hardest lessons of calling the shots, that being that no show is without problems. The experience of stage managing has allowed me to gain an in depth understanding of working with people and how to work under the pressure of potentially hundreds watching.

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Cole wishes he could not have wanted to just go home and play xbox, because he took the day for granted and did not care much about his new baby cousin.

The Wild River had an average discharge of 246 ft3/s; a minimum discharge of 6 ft3/s; a maximum discharge of 8181 ft3/s; a

With more tourist taking huge interest in cultural and indigenous/ aboriginal tourism, many places are trying to stage authenticity. Staged authenticity is when a host community take something such as a person, place or thing and recreate it into something that can reflect the traditional values and customs of the locals. In a simpler term, it means the staging of local culture to create the impression of authenticity for a tourist

Gatlingburg and Pigeon Force, TN will feature none other than CJ Jefferson as he presents his energetic stage performance, as known for this Saint Louis native. Jefferson has several platinum records and has worked as a musician, singer, and producer. His R&B show promises to be favored by all who attend. His Groove Band plus a comedian to host his show, makes Jefferson's show stand out.

There are so many things I love about each of the theorist that it is hard to narrow it down. Depending on the age group of my students would determine which theorist I used more. If I was teaching strictly infants I would use Erikson’s stage theory much more than say in a toddler or preschool classroom. If I had to pick I would say that the two theorists that I identified with the most are Vygotsky and Piaget. I love that Vygotsky theory that children learn more when in groups. I also love his idea of scaffolding which gives children the opportunity to advance by adjusting the level of support needed. The reason I love Piaget is his theory that children learn best by exploring and learning hands on. Because Vygotsky believed in everything