ARTS

• REALISM


  Style of theater that portrays characters on stage close to real life, with realistic settings and staging
• DANCE DRAMA


  Theatrical form characterized by drama conveyed through dance movements, sometimes accompanied by dialogue
• EXPRESSIONISM


  Theatre style where the outward appearance on stage can be distorted and unrealistic, portraying an external truth
• SOUND AND MUSIC


  Element of arts referring to incorporating sound recording and editing techniques using various applications
• BODABIL


  Form of Philippine Theater with a variety of musical numbers, comedic and dramatic skills, songs, and dance numbers
• DUPLO


  Poetic debate presented through song and dance, originating from indigenous courtship customs
• PERFORMERS


  People on stage who present the characters in dramatic action
• TEXT


  Script that must be present for theatre to occur
• ABSURDITY AND SURREALISM


  Theatre style that presents a perspective that all human attempts at significance are illogical
• CLASSICAL


  Theatre style that relies on imagination to convey the setting and atmosphere of the play
• MELODRAMA


  Style of theater that relies on stock characters and stereotypes to portray stories in an exaggerated way, either tragic or comic
• THEATER


  Form of art that brings together all other art forms in a single production
• SHADOW PUPPET


  Ancient form of storytelling and entertainment using flat articulated cutout figures
• MORO-MORO


  Form that relates the Christian and Muslim Conflict
• ZARZUELA


  Play with song and dances usually written in prose
• EXPRESSIONISM is an anti-realistic style in seeing appearance as distorted and the truth lies within man
• CLASSICAL type of theater relies upon imagination to convey the setting and atmosphere of the play
• SARSWELA


  Form of drama with music and acting that evolved from Latin influence of Spain and Mexico
• SENAKULO


  Drama about the life, passion and death of Jesus Christ
• BODABIL


  Form of theater that was an American import in the pre-war era
• TRUMPETS


  Began mounting grand productions of originally written musicals with a slant towards good values
• PRODUCER


  Person who takes the play from a mere concept to an actual finished presentation
• DIRECTOR


  Overall artistic coordinator of the entire production
• PLAYWRIGHT


  Writer of the script intended for stage performance
• CHOREOGRAPHER


  Plans out all the dance steps to suit the music