Theatre By: alexa petras

Definition of theatre

Theatre is a portion of the performing arts and a combined form of fine art involving live performers to present the experience of a real or imagined event through acting before a live audience in a particular place. The performers may communicate this experience to the audience through combinations of speech, gesture, mime, puppets, music, dance, sound and spectacle — truly any one or more components of the other performing arts.

This is where you perform and do plays and such.

How to act.

First, you find a famous phrase or paragraph. Next, you memorize or study the phrase or paragraph. Then, You find a little costume to wear in the skit. Finally, act it out in front of family and friends with your costume on. If you want can do it with your friends.

This man is giving a speech

Similarities and differences

Here are some similarities and differences. Vocal and Theatre use notes and pitches. They also use placement, rhythm, and tones. Both degrees are highly specialized and unfortunately there aren’t many options for singers to study performance outside of those specialties.

She is doing a performance

Glossary

Communicate: To share or exchange information,and ideas.

Mime: the theatrical technique of suggesting action, character, or emotion without words, using only gesture, expression, and movement.

Memorize: committed to memory, learn I heart.

Skit: a short comedy sketch or piece of humorous writing, especially a parody

Similarities: the state or fact of being similar

Specialized: requiring or involving detailed and specific knowledge or training.

Credits:

Created with images by phtorxp - "bratislava theatre in the evening" • seier+seier - "interior. hans christian hansen, architect: tagensbo kirke / church, copenhagen 1966-1970." • jurvetson - "Plucking the Strings of the Multiverse" • familymwr - "2008 Operation Rising Star (Reveal) - U.S. Army - FMWRC"

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