Intro to theatre - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

intro - "I will be reviewing two plays performed by Ajoka Theatre: Barri, and Kala Meda Bhes, in reference to Anne McClintock and Afsaneh Najmabadi’s theories of nationalism. McClintock explores the nation as an extended family, wherein this domestic metaphor for the nation offers a ‘natural’ social hierarchy which sustains masculine dominance. Whilst men represent progressive modernity, women’s domestic roles as mothers and nurturers are politicised and their political role is attach...

This is the Intro to the Humanities Course Study Guide with Detailed answers on everything you need to know about the Classical Period to pass the Objective Assessment. It covers Classical Themes, Exemplary works of art, Literature, Theatre, music, philosophy, architecture, cultural exchange, diversity, and the classical periods effect on contemporary life.

This document includes information on a class discussion, which I think could be helpful for other students. This also discusses elements of a play in regards to the plotline.

Some basic information about miscellaneous aspects of theatre, including costume design and stage design.

This is about how to properly criticize a play or a musical, especially when writing a critical paper.

Handwritten notes

Intro to Theatre Chapter 1 notes

Intro to Theatre Chapter 2 notes

An in depth look at how the script and a performance compare and contrast, and how the appreciation for the both is affected by the differences.