For the Italians, this music was used to develop the text and was just another part of the performance. “…the Renaissance intellectuals who met in Florence and elsewhere after about 1750 seem to have been firm in their belief that classical plays were sung throughout, and so they placed the emphasis on vocal and musical aspects above all...
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From this error arose their fundamental concept of opera, which has, broadly speaking, remained our own” (Headington, Westbrook, Barfoot 12). The 17th Century The Renaissance brought about an abundance of creations and a mass use of one’s imagination. This establishment of creativity brought about by the Renaissance displayed itself in the city of Florence...
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The LehrstuCke Project He did this because he viewed mimesis as unnatural and biased because an actor would always interpret mime differently. It was not possible to perform mimesis neutrally, so Brecht had to develop his own method...	2 / 393
What is "Theatre" that it can be experimented with? This type of theatre was labeled experimental because it was different from the original styles. The methods of experimental theatre are used to provoke an audience to change their opinion on a topic...	4 / 871
The Win The actor also has to be aware of the audience. The demonstrated form of acting can also be said as Gestus like Dr. Louis talked about. Gestus is a combination of facial expression and body language deliberately used to create meaning and send a message to the audience...	2 / 387
epic theatre Another modus operandi that Brecht introduced is that actors made the audience "jump" called quotable gesture or the employment of a stance, mannerism, or repeated action to sum up a character...	3 / 624