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    The Great Depression is a major part of American history and had a significant role in the growth of the motion picture industry. From 1929 to 1939, America was in an economic recession that impacted most industries for the worse. The film industry had to adapt to the economic downturn by accommodating to their audiences. As Morris Dickstein shows in Dancing in the Dark: A Cultural History of the Great Depression, even though the decade was of economic downturn, it “created a vibrant culture…

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    In Richmond Virginia a fire at a theatre with numerous deaths led to many actions. One of them being a speech delivered by Rev. Robert May. Within it laid a writing genius to help persuade the crowd to his view. It started with an appeal to the emotions to hinder the rational judgment of crowed and the initial presentation of his goal before his real argument. Transitioning into a section where he presented the arguments for going to the theater and provided a convincing counter argument for…

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    Theatre of the oppressed is a term that was coined in the nineteen-sixties by the brazilian theatre practitioner Augusto Boal. The Theatre of the Oppressed was developed in 20th century Brazil, which was a time of economic crisis, uncertainty and disorder. It was an attempt for Boal to create a socially responsive, academically stimulating and relevance orientated theatre in an atmosphere of terminating conditions and social injustice, in order to efficiently examine the work of Boal, it is…

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    patient was shared to the entire theatre team, with enough time to be able to prepare and collect all the appropriate equipment that was needed but also equipment that was possibile needed so that all avenues of care was covered and prepared. Bethune (2011) stated that teamwork, communication, and efficiency in the operating theatre is widely recognised to be suboptimal. Poor communication is the single biggest cause of medical error. The surgical operating theatre is a potentially highly…

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    Considered Suicide / When the Rainbow Is Enuf” a theatre to film that is full of drama that will make you laugh, cry, sad, and mad but most of all it will open the viewer's eyes to see the bigger issues that these women are dealing with. This play displays the uncomfortable and what some women feel to be embarrassing issues that most women would never talk about. Oz Scott directed “For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide / When the Rainbow Is Enuf” theatre to film production, and she tells…

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    The significant theme the play the African Company Presents Richard the lll by Carlyle Brown is on racism.The Play was about the first African American Theatre and the challenge they face. Stephen Price who was the manager of the other theatre was the one who sent the police office to disturb the theatre. Stephen Price didn’t want the African theatre to play Richard the lll because he was going to do the same play and was afraid that he wasn’t going to get a big audience. Stephen Price and the…

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    Contributions of the Ancient Greeks Ancient greece was one of the most technologically advanced societies during their time. Many of their ideas are still being used to this day. Some of these include, democracy, theatre, and the Olympic Games. Greece was one of many helpful ancient societies. One of the many ways that ancient Greece contributed to society now. One way is with democracy. Democracy was first invented in ancient Athens by Solon, Cleisthenes, and Ephialtes. Unlike the…

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    they would soon find Greek theatre and drama. Greek theatre started with the festivals to honor their gods. With polytheistic mindset and ideology this entertained and pleased much of the Greek society. Theatre buildings…

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    with their two children. The Australian Zen Zen Zo Contemporary take on this classic piece of theatre explores ancient Greek culture with the use of dramatic languages, like elements of drama and skills of drama, and Greek Theatre techniques to challenge the audience. Dramatic Languages: Throughout…

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    Never Go Out In Staunton, a city just twenty nine miles south of Harrisonburg, lies a theatre. This tiny Virginia theatre restores how Shakespeare’s plays would have been performed. The American Shakespeare Center takes on the daunting task of preforming a comedy or a tragedy. Only with the actors themselves, a scarce costumes, and varying props. In 1623, when the Twelfth Night was originally debut, theatres’ did not have a large Broadway budget. The American Shakespeare Center trying to…

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