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    The piece was performed by Elizabeth Bemis and Shawn Wright. The Busoni arrangement performance was electrifying and scintillating, such that, one felt like this was the first ever performance of the piece. The next piece was the Nauges from Nocturnes by Claude Debussy (1862-1918), arranged by Maurice ravel (1875). The piece was an orchestral composition that involved three movements (the…

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    happens once. You can never see the same performance twice. It will be different every time, whether it is different dancers on stage or a slight change in the music, but that’s why I like dance because though it is never the same, the emotion you will feel while watching this live art being danced in front of you will forever be the same. The audience should consider itself to be a full member of a dance production because they are what keeps dance performances going. The audience pays for…

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    and masks allow the audience members to become fully immersed into the production of the performance. Every detail of the performance is important and the costuming symbolises the attempt to fully enthrall each member into believing that the costume looked and dressed a certain way. The meaning of the costumes and masks is seen as being an extension of the character and the form of escapism within performances. The costumes tell a story to the audience. The details reveal the character…

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    Harriet's Return Analysis

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    This past week, our theater class had the opportunity to see the off-broadway performance Harriet’s Return. The play focused on the personal life and accomplishments of Harriet Tubman and the underground railroad. Upon entrance to the theater, I was shocked to see how small it was. When I envisioned how the performance setting would be, I imagined it would be much larger, seating at least 200 guests. However the 4 rows the theater had made it feel much more inclusive and home-like, almost as if…

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    I was pleasantly surprised at how enjoyable and funny the play actually was. The cast was very animated and absolutely adorable! The stage was small and the audience was close around the stage which added to the enjoyment of the performance. The props and costumes seemed to be from the 1940’s and well placed around the stage. The hidden doors that actually swung open and closed were fabulous and was used perfectly with the story. Elsa Von Grossenknueten played by Carolin Hansa did a great job at…

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    used musical elements to create an intriguing performance. The choir’s performance of Messiah written by G.F. Handel featured soloist Ailish Tynan, Alice Coote, Allan Clayton and Matthew Rose. The combination of the orchestra, choir and soloists stirred an abundance of emotions throughout the entire audience. The well attributed song Messiah, was performed to a high standard from both The King’s College Choir, the orchestra, and the soloist. The performance…

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    hours earlier. (Than Bank of America) By giving examples of companies that withdrew their support she shows that many people did not understand the reasoning of the play, and how it wasnt supporting the killing of the president that it was just a performance, and was taken too…

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    On the night of September 30th, I was able to attend the Williamsburg Salsa Orchestra’s concert at Baldwin Wallace University. A feature that made them unique was their ability to arrange modern songs into a salsa format. It was a lively performance where many audience members danced along with the band, demonstrating the danceable feature of the music. The orchestra used many of the traditional salsa instruments, including timbales, conga drums, a cowbell, and a guiro. Mambo influences were…

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    Immersive Theatre

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    Through non-conventional theatre, in the form of immersive theatre, the performative characteristics of scenic design are scrutinized. By transcending traditional dramatic performances, yet still incorporating similar characteristics taken from conventional theatre, immersive theatre stimulates the spectator’s theatrical experience while still making it new yet familiar. It is crucial to present or evoke an action through the depiction of fictional events, or at least, through the embodiment of…

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    Dance Alabama Reflection

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    participate in practices and rehearsals for months to prepare for this week of performances. The 30 pieces that they perform all reflect different topics and interests, some dancers perform in just one piece while others appear in several. This show is a good…

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