CA 12 4th Quarter

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  • Theater
    • Refers to an art form that involves performing carefully planned actions and emotions in front of an audience.
  • Philippine Theater
    • Is described as a wide range of mimetic performances that were created and presented during occasions.
  • Audience
    • The performers have to present in front of an audience and connect with them.
  • Director
    • Serves as an overseer to the entire production.
  • Performance Space
    • This element may refer to the space in which the actors can perform.
  • Design
    • Is essential in placing the overall feel of the production.
  • Text
    • This refers to the script. This must be present in a particular play or production
  • Dulang Pahiyang (Rituals)
    • In this category, theater is not viewed as a separate activity, but as a part of life. Rituals fall under this type.
  • Rituals
    • Is described as a way to communicate with gods or spirits. This involves a shaman, usually babaylan or an albularyo calling the spirit and being possessed by it.
  • Duplo
    • Is described as a poetic debate, in which the balagtasan was derived from. Poem with 4 lines with 12 syllables per line.
  • Bayok
    • Maranao mimetic joust.
    • Theme depends on the occasion on when the joust is performed.
  • Balitaw
    • Poetic debate between a man and woman.
    • Later evolved into drama-balitaw(involves portraying a particular story on stage with minimal set. )
  • Dulambayan (People’s Theater)
    • Theater in the context of social movements.
    • Plays under this type aim to improve current systems of government.
  • Osana
    • Short reenactment of the triumphal entry of Jesus to Jerusalem.
  • Pangangaluluwa
    • Refers to a tradition involving carolers who go to each house in the community to act like souls in purgatory and beg for alms.
  • Siete Palabras
    • Reenactment of the last three hours of Jesus Christ on the cross.
  • Sinakulo
    • Play performed during Holy Week.
    • Creation of the world until the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
  • Salubong
    • Short reenactment of the meeting of Mary and Jesus who rose from the dead. 
  • Soledad
    • Reenactment of Mary’s grief after burying Christ.
  • Tatlong Hari
    • Reenactment of the travel of the Magi to worship the infant Jesus in Bethlehem.
  • Via Crucis
    • A way of remembering the events leading up to Christ’s death and burial.
  • Theatre as Art
    • Based on Western models. 
    • Is viewed as a profession. - Done in formal private buildings(schools, auditoriums)
  • Children’s Theater
    • Aims to educate the children and the rest of the community on basic rights of children.
  • Puppet Theater
    • Form of drama in which puppets portray the roles of characters in the story.
  • Opera
    • Refers to a form of musical theater that was introduced in the Philippines during the late 19th century.
  • Indigenous Theater
    • Type of theater is usually seen in the form of rituals, mimetic customs, and dances. 
    • Has mostly Malay qualities and is performed in communities that comprise about 5% of the country's population.
  • Theater with Anglo-American Influence:
    Bodabil
    • Is a stage presentation that consists of a range of musical and comedy acts, skits, and monologues, novelty and acrobatic numbers, solos and chorus lines. - Mainly used as a form of political theater.
    • Performed during town fiestas, film musicals, and on radio.
  • Documentary Style
    • Performed to connect historical persons and events to the present.
  • Brechtian Theater
    • Also known as the Theater of Instruction. Inspired by Bertolt Brecht.
    • Features a social orientation and utilizes mime, dances, songs, stylized sets and costumes and typical characters.
    • Related to this is the Absurd Theater (Situations are deliberately exaggerated to prove an idea.)
  • Dula-Tula
    • Is a variant of the dramatic monologue, which involves one actor speaking while acting out his emotions and thoughts.
  • Contributes meaning and aids understanding
    • Materials educe response and evoke implication. Any medium used by the artist in his/her work insinuates the message
  • Changes perception and level of appreciation
    • Having an idea about the materials used in an artwork will impact the audience
    • Respect for art and higher appreciation for it will likely occur once materials and techniques coincide with form and content
  • Increases cultural value
    • The use of indigenous materials in creating artworks promotes one's high regard to culture and heritage
    • Products made out of local materials stimulate not only quality but also worth and pride
  • Enlivens one's creativity
    • The use of readily available materials in art creation was an advantage for early Filipino artists
    • As time passed by, this work has started to lose its essence
  • Interests collectability and marketing
    • Innovative yet resourceful artworks are hot in the eyes of art enthusiasts and designers
    • Using available materials bombard impression for valuable and marketable art choices
  • Collage
    Technique involving sticking various flat elements such as printed illustrations and photographs onto a flat surface
  • Decalcomania
    Technique entailing applying gouache to a surface of materials like metal, glass, and canvas
  • Decoupage
    Technique involving decorating an object by gluing cutouts of paper onto it and then coating it with transparent varnish
  • Frottage
    Art obtained through rubbing a crayon or pencil on a piece of paper over an object or image
  • Montage
    Technique involving making a picture overlap another picture or design to form a blend