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36 Cards in this Set
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elevator
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raises/lowers scenery
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turntable
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revolving unit used to change scenery
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lighting designer
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works with director as a fellow artist
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exitentialism
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french philosopy system which purports life is meaningless
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sartre
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wrote no exit
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camus
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wrote the stranger
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beckett
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wrote waiting for godot
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waiting for godot
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play about 2 tramps waiting for someone who never arrives
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dada
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means rocking horse in french
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impressionism
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art movement used light and its qualities as a measure for its artistic truth
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surrealism
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art movement influenced by freud that placed emphasis on dreams for artistic truth
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expressionism
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art movement that expressed its ideas through the point of view
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oklahoma
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considered the first modern musical
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chorus line
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an example of small musical
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equity
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the actors union
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gel
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used to color stage lights
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wings
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offstage space
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little shop of horrors
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small off beat musical
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stage-adray
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a prodcenium stage
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small musical
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came about in the early 70s
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direcator-chief artist
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has artistic control of a stage play
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production designer
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film term for a person who controls the look of a film
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set designer
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a person who designs scenery for the stage
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blue man
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modern dadist
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bob fosse
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intoduced sexuality and jazz into modern theater
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thrust
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a theater with A on 3 sides
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arena
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theater with A on 4 sides
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proscenium
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theater with A on 1 side
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flats
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basic units of scenery, made out of wood or cloth
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wagons
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scenery on wheels
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freud
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father of psychoanalysis
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einsten
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creater of relativity theory
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darwin
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evolution thoery
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no exit
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play about 3 people trapped in hell
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meijers
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popovich used an example of modern absurdity
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beatniks
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1950s artist poets writters
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