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What type of theatre was Dances from the Garden performed in?
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Procenium Theatre
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This is the archway that separates the stage from the house
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Procenium arch
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What is the house?
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where the audience sits
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when you are walking AWAY from the audence, you are walking ______
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upstage
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when you are walking TOWARD the audience, you are walking
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DOWNstage
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What are the 4 elements that make up dance?
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Time, space, energy, body
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This measures the steady of the dance - fast or slow
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time
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this measures how much room you dance in
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space
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this measures the work a dancer puts into a dance- smooth movements
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energy
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this is the structure of a dancer
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body
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What does a choreographer do?
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creates the dance
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cortett
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when randy doesnt make up all of the dances, he is inspired by others
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a cortett is someone who generates movement: true/false
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FALSE
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this person is responsible for the artistic vision of the dance
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artistic director
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director=choreographer in what type of dancing
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modern dance
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in a ballet company, how many choreographers are there?
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multiple
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in a repertory company, there are _______ choreographers
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multiple
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most repertory companies are what kind of companies
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ballet companies
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what is improvisation
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tool that allows aritists to create a dance on the spot
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kinesthic memory vs kinesthetic awareness
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k memory- muscle memory
k awareness- dancers can sense their surroundings |
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what is the title of randy's dance
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pilar of salt
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what is a BFA
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bachelors of fine arts
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what is an MFA
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Masters of Fine Arts
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this is a dance for two
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duet
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this is a dance for three
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trio
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what is marley
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lanoleum material people put down for dancers so dancers can dance on that floor.
rubber/plastic material usually back stripes |
