spoken commentary to communicate a story to the audience

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actors spoke directly to the audience, thus breaking the fourth wall

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a theatrical technique that is the combination of a gesture and a social meaning in a singular movement, stance or vocal display. It is used to convey the thematic ideas significant to the play or the particular scene, as well as denoted a character’s social attitude and relationships with others.

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Not used to heighten the emotion of the scene, but instead highlight the didactic message being communicated throughout the drama. Used to provoke thought, dispel illusion and drive out emotion.

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the effect that makes things seem strange or different. The term refers to the use of various devices to make things appear in a new light, so we consider them with intellectual objectivity, robbed of their conventional outward appearance.

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used to show the audience information significant to the performance

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Not individually identifiable (stereotypical) and often incomplete or fragmentary. Furthermore served the function of denoting the character’s role in society, and, subsequently, their wealth and class.

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