Response #1: The Makishi Masquerade is an example of performance and popular entertainment because of the preparation and approval the event obtains from the community/ village audiences. The performances favorable and approval attibutes to its popularity and entertainment value as it is a celebration which causes pleasure to its surrounding viewers. The Makishi Masquerade is a prepared highly influenced ritual performance with the amusement factors through costuming, dancing, and chanting.
A) This event appeals to the audience by the ritual of dance and celebration, as this particular event is highly embraced by the younger boys introduction to adulthood. The ritual aspect of the performance contributes to the appeal of the villagers especially. This villager appeal to The Makishi Masquerade is because they find this celebration to be sacred to the village status as the celebration introduces the 8-12 year old boys to the duties of manhood. Aside from ritualistic attributes, costuming, music, and dancing also drive in the appeal of the viewers.
B) The accessibility of this performance is a live performance which takes places in their beloved African tribal community. This …show more content…
Make-believe of the performance is events such as a wedding venue which although there is the “living history,” breaking the barrier between character and out of character reside. The living history attribute to this example is the history reenactment of the slave revolt and with holding the history of the area in which the building of the Destrehan Plantation rests on. Also in addition to tour in which living history persists of the signature of Thomas Jefferson. The theories of adaptation in this example are the incorporation of wedding venues and a bed and breakfast while also preserving the historical value of the
A) This event appeals to the audience by the ritual of dance and celebration, as this particular event is highly embraced by the younger boys introduction to adulthood. The ritual aspect of the performance contributes to the appeal of the villagers especially. This villager appeal to The Makishi Masquerade is because they find this celebration to be sacred to the village status as the celebration introduces the 8-12 year old boys to the duties of manhood. Aside from ritualistic attributes, costuming, music, and dancing also drive in the appeal of the viewers.
B) The accessibility of this performance is a live performance which takes places in their beloved African tribal community. This …show more content…
Make-believe of the performance is events such as a wedding venue which although there is the “living history,” breaking the barrier between character and out of character reside. The living history attribute to this example is the history reenactment of the slave revolt and with holding the history of the area in which the building of the Destrehan Plantation rests on. Also in addition to tour in which living history persists of the signature of Thomas Jefferson. The theories of adaptation in this example are the incorporation of wedding venues and a bed and breakfast while also preserving the historical value of the