Theatre II WOD 121-140

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18th Century European literary & intellectual movement against scientific rationalization of nature that favored imaginative, free, & picturesque subject matter; revolt against classicism & aristocratic, social, & political norms characterized by emotional expression & interest in the sublime, represented by nature & the exotic

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Romanticism

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fundamental action or conflict of a play

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spine

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add lines to a script

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pad

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process of making each event, person & place (to the smallest physical object) as exact as possible, details explored to discover relevance to characters

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Particularization

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When an actor begins to speak his lines before another actor finishes his cue phrase, this is called:

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clipping

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__________ acting: performance without emotional response, using learned acting, movement, speech, & interpretation skills/technique to portray roles

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technical objective

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actors become their parts, so much that they actually weep, suffer, or struggle emotionally

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emotional/subjective

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role with lots of good lines in it

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fat part

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deliberately given so the responding actor can get maximum effect out of his return line

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feed lines

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character's long term goal or "big dream" in life that applies to all scenes & helps provide conflict & dimension

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super objective