STAGE DIRECTIONS
In theater, directions are always given from the actor’s point of view on
stage facing the audience. Here
you will find a list of all the directions and a diagram of the stage
explaining each one.
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Wednesday, October 2, 2013
STAGE TYPES
A physical stage is not needed for every
performance. All that anyone needs
to for a performance is someone performing, and someone watching. You can make theatre anywhere! When you begin to work with your
stories in this class, it is important to know and understand the types of
stages so that you can make decisions about where you want to put the audience. Proscenium,
thrust and arena stages refer to types of stages and seating arrangements
applicable to venues primarily designed for dance, theatre and opera.
Proscenium Stage:
Thrust, 3/4, or Elizabethan Stage:
Arena
Stage, Theater-in-the-Round:
WHAT DO I NEED TO GET STARTED IN CLASS?
WHAT DO I NEED TO GET STARTED?????
This is the most popular question I get asked at the beginning of each
school year. Over the years, I
have tried different methods of presenting the list of what students need in
many different ways, but somehow, it always gets messed up. Here is another
try:
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