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    Arts Lesson 1 Grade 9

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    This document provides an overview of the history and evolution of theatrical forms from ancient to modern times. It begins with ancient Greek and Roman theater between 700 BCE to 410 CE. Key figures mentioned include Thespis, Sophocles, Euripides, and Aeschylus. The document then covers Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque, Neoclassical and Romantic theater periods. Key characteristics and notable plays/playwrights of each era are outlined such as morality plays, Shakespeare, Moliere, and Victor Hugo. The objectives are to identify theatrical forms by period, research their history and evolution, and analyze group performances of classical plays.

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    This document provides an overview of the history and evolution of theatrical forms from ancient to modern times. It begins with ancient Greek and Roman theater between 700 BCE to 410 CE. Key figures mentioned include Thespis, Sophocles, Euripides, and Aeschylus. The document then covers Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque, Neoclassical and Romantic theater periods. Key characteristics and notable plays/playwrights of each era are outlined such as morality plays, Shakespeare, Moliere, and Victor Hugo. The objectives are to identify theatrical forms by period, research their history and evolution, and analyze group performances of classical plays.

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    This document provides an overview of the history and evolution of theatrical forms from ancient to modern times. It begins with ancient Greek and Roman theater between 700 BCE to 410 CE. Key figures mentioned include Thespis, Sophocles, Euripides, and Aeschylus. The document then covers Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque, Neoclassical and Romantic theater periods. Key characteristics and notable plays/playwrights of each era are outlined such as morality plays, Shakespeare, Moliere, and Victor Hugo. The objectives are to identify theatrical forms by period, research their history and evolution, and analyze group performances of classical plays.

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    4th Quarter Lesson in

    ARTS Education 9
    4 PICS 1 WORD
    A_CIE_T
    _ P_ R A
    T_ A G_ D Y
    DR_M_
    OBJECTIVES;

    • Identify selected theatrical forms from the


    different art period.
    • .Research on the history of the theatrical
    forms and their evolution.
    • Analyze the uniqueness of each group’s
    performance of its selected Western
    Classical theater play and opera.
    WHAT IS THE VIDEO
    ‘MISS SAIGON’ ALL
    ABOUT?
    WESTERN
    CLASSICAL
    PLAY/OPERA
    HISTORY OF THE THEATRICAL
    FORMS AND THEIR
    EVOLUTION
    ANCIENT
    THEATER
    700 B.C.E-410 C.E
    GREEK AND
    ROMAN THEATER
    GREEK THEATER (EPIDAUROS)
    • EUROPEAN THEATER BEGAN IN ANCIENT
    GREECE.
    • IT BEGAN AROUND 700 B.C. WITH
    FESTIVAL HONORING THEIR GODS.
    • DIONYSUS (DI-ON-I-SUS)
    THREE TYPES OF DRAMA
    TRAGEDY- Compound of two Greek
    words, Tragos or goat and ode meaning
    song.
    COMEDY- Were derived from imitation;
    there were no trace of origin.
    SATYR PLAY-This play was short,
    GREEK THEATER (EPIDAUROS)
    THESPIS
    - “The father of Tragedy”
    - The first actor and
    introduce the use of masks.
    GREEK THEATER (EPIDAUROS)
    GREEK THEATER (EPIDAUROS)

    THE THREE WELL-KNOWN GREEK


    TRAGEDY PLAYWRIGHTS ARE;
    SOPHOCLE, EURIPIDES, AESCHYLUS
    COMEDY PLAYWRIGHTS ARE;
    ARISTOPHANES- Lysistrata
    EURIPIDES- Cyclops
    ROMAN THEATER
    According to Roman historian Livy, in
    the 4th century BC the Etruscan actors
    were the first experienced theater.
    Roman drama began with the plays of
    Livius Andronicus in 240 BC.
    Greece thater had a great influence on
    the Roman theater too.
    THEATRE OF POMPEY
    {ROMAN THEATER}
    MEDIEVAL THEATER (500 C.E -1400)

     During the Medieval era, theater


    performance were not allowed throughout
    Europe. to keep the theater alive, mistrels,
    through denounced be the Church, performed
    in the market, public place and festivals.
     They travelled from one town to another as
    purpeteers, juggers, stort tellers, dances,
    singers, and other theater acts.
    MEDIEVAL THEATER

     These minstrels were viewed as a


    dangerous and pagan.
     Churches in Europe state staging their own
    theater performances during Easter Sunday
    with Biblical stories and events.
    Example of this kind of play is the “ Mystere
    d’ Adam or The Mystere of Adam”
    MEDIEVAL THEATER
    RENAISSANCE THEATER 1400-1600

    • Morality plays in which the


    protagonist was met by
    personification of the moral
    attributes who try to choose a Godly
    life over the evil.
    RENAISSANCE THEATER

    Commendia dell;arte
    RENAISSANCE THEATER
    Knight Masque
    RENAISSANCE THEATER
    William Shakespeare
    RENAISSANCE THEATER
    Ballet de la nuit
    RENAISSANCE THEATER

    PROSCENIUM
    BAROQUE THEATER (1600-1750)
    The theater of the baroque period is marked by
    the use of tecnology in cerrent broadways and
    commercial plays.
    The theatre crew uses machine for special effect
    and scene changes which may be changed in a
    matter of second with the use of ropes and pulleys
    This technology affected the content of the
    performance pieces, practicing at its best solution.
    BAROQUE THEATER
    The Teatro Regio in Turin
    BAROQUE THEATER

    ‘VATEL’ (2000) FARINELLI (1999)


    NEOCLASSICAL THEATER (1800-
    1900)
    The neoclassical period was movement where
    the styles of Roman and Greek societies
    influenced the theatre arts;
    CHARACTERISTICS;
     thetre was characterized by its grandiosity.
    costumes and sceneries were highly
    eloborate.
     the main concepts of the play were to
    entertain and to teach lesson.
    The first “Spotlight” was used in the U.S
    during this period.
    NEOCLASSICAL THEATER
    • PIERRE CORNIELLE
    ( 1606- 1684 )
    • was often called the
    Father of the
    French tragedy.
    • The Cid
    NEOCLASSICAL THEATER
    • JEAN- BAPTISTE POQUELIN
    ( betteR known as Moliere)
    1622- 1673
    • Known for his Comedies.
    MAJOR WORKS;
    Tartuffe
    Misssanthrope
    Romatic Theater 1800-2000
    • During the romantic period, melodrama and
    operas bacome the must popular theater
    form.
    • Melodrama originated from the French
    word “ melodrame” which is derived from
    Greek ‘melos’ which means music and
    French “drame” which is derived from the
    Greek “dran” to perform.
    Romatic Theater 1800-2000
    VICTOR MARIE HUGO (1802- 1885)
    Gratest and best known
    French writer. He was a poet,
    novelist and dramist of the
    Romatic movement.
    FAMOUS WORKS:
    • Notre-Dame de Paris

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