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    The idea of vengeful spirits has caused both a spark of interest and controversy that has remained ablaze over hundreds of years, inspiring both the media and everyday customs with it’s awe-inducing nature. Bloody Mary proves quite an infamous tale among Western civilizations, portraying the spirit of an angry and powerful woman, the details of who vary among different regions, making the true nature of this ghost unclear. Japanese culture, though, has a range of popular lore that all sprout…

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    Many underprivileged people do not have the opportunity to be able to have a good education. In fact, many children are born into poverty, and are forced to start working at young ages to provide for their family. However, in a recent book, “Colors of the Mountain” author Da Chen writes a story of a young Chinese boy born in a small town of Yellow Stone in Southern China. Da, the main character begins his journey in life for a better education. On the way of his journey, Da battles many…

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    going through similar things as them and feel comforted that you are not the only one who feels or has experienced something. Theatre is a form of art that unites all cultures on Earth, as each has their own variant of theatre. For example, Japan has Kabuki theatre, with elaborate, over-the-top performances by the actors. Additionally, Italy created commedia dell’Arte during the Renaissance, with improvised scene and stock characters. Therefore, theatre is a great vehicle for cultures to be…

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    One of the most known of Shakespeare’s plays that Yukio Ninagawa directed in Japan was Macbeth also known as Ninagawa Macbeth. He used the technique of Kabuki. Ninagawa Macbeth was first played in Japan in 1980, later was performed at the Edinburgh International Festival in 1985 and at the National Theater in London from 1987 and ahead. Ninagawa Macbeth was played many ages after the prototype Macbeth was played and therefore many things have changed like the costumes, and the way that people…

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    The idea of the ninja, a masked figure dressed in black, an assassin cloaked by night, as stealthy as a tiger, has existed throughout history. This idea has fascinated and captivated us to the point where ninjas exist in modern pop culture. Movies depict easily recognizable martial arts heroes such as Bruce Lee. However, not everything we think we know about these shadow warriors is true. Most people today have no idea where or why the ninjas originated and many confuse misconceptions with fact.…

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    Lighting In Theatre

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    The history of lighting in theatre began during times of Ancient Greece. Performances were held outside in an open space, the use of natural lights were their primary source of light illumination. The Greek ruins were setup so that only natural light was used. Productions would take place during the day so that sunlight was available. Productions used main theatre layout 'theatre in the round' and plays were done around mid-day so that natural light was at its brightest. Plays were done only…

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    Foundation is a colored makeup that comes in both liquid and powder forms. Foundation is used to visually even out skin discolorations, cover flaws, lessen the look of pores, level out skin texture, disguise blemishes and offer a base for other types of makeup. Being a versatile makeup, foundation can be applied in different colors, and styles. For example, foundation can be applied thinly or densely over the skin depending on the coverage needed or it can be selected based on the…

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    Why I Chose Carnegie Mellon University As I approached my senior year of highschool, I began to contemplate what I would like to major in and what college I would like to attend. For any 17 year old though, choosing an area of study which is supposed to be a guidebook for your future, is absolutely terrifying. However, researching and doing my homework on which colleges would be a perfect fit for me, has made the process more comforting. Being able to attend a school where I feel at home and…

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    Personal Statement – Outline Educational aspiration Through my undergraduate studies in fine and performing arts at James Madison University and professional theatre experiences, I have a built a broad foundation that includes analyzing scripts, and communicating through drafting and model making. In my graduate studies, I would like to focus on developing my process for idea building and scenic design. • Tools • More specialized knowledge, refine knowledge • I am excited to learn, not only…

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    to create a white foundation. They also painted false eyebrows in the middle of their foreheads and pained their lips red. To finish off their look, they would stain their teeth black. This custom is now used by maiko before they become geisha and kabuki actors. The Japanese geisha use similar techniques to these when they do their makeup. Geisha clothing is very ornate and is decorated with different flowers, designs, and patterns. There was also a specific way to put on the clothing and to…

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