LESSON 11 THEATER ARTS

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Theater 
An art form that involves performing carefully planned actions and emotions in front of an audience
The term "theater" 
Derived from the Greek word theaomai, meaning "to see"
Elements of Theater 
Plot
Conflict
Performers
Audience
Director
Theme
Language and Diction
Sound
Spectacle
Playwright
Theater Space
Plot 
The arrangements or sequence of events on the stage
Elements of a plot 
Exposition
Rising Action
Climax
Falling Action
Denouement
Types of conflict 
Character vs Self
Character vs Character
Character vs Nature
Performers 
The people that act on the main characters and events of the story and provide the vehicle for the conflict
Audience 
The performers have to present in front of an audience and connect with it
Director 
Serves as an overseer to the entire production, ensures performers are doing their job well and production design works well
Theme 
The main idea or the main reason why the play was written
Language and Diction 
The dialogue and expression of the performers through words
Sound 
Everything that is heard in the play, including voices, incidental songs, background music, and instruments
Spectacle 
Every visual effect element of theater, such as the set, costume, lightning, makeup, and props
Playwright 
Also known as dramatist, the person who writes plays
Theater Space 
Where the play occurs, may also refer to the space for the audience to sit or stand
Forms and Types of Philippine Theater 
Dulang Pahiyang
Dulambayan
Teatrong Pansimbahan
Theater as Art
Indigenous Theater
Theater with Anglo-American Influence
Dulang Pahiyang 
Rituals
Duplo
Bayok
Balitaw
Rituals 
A way to communicate with gods or spirits, involves a shaman being possessed by a spirit
Duplo 
A poetic debate, the balagtasan was derived from this
Bayok 
A Maranao mimetic joust, with two or more singers interpreting the theme in a spontaneous song-dance-debate
Balitaw 
A poetic debate between a man and a woman, may also refer to the song, lyrics, dance or the entire performance
Dulambayan 
Also known as people's theatre, theatre in the context of social movements, plays aim to improve current systems of government
Street Theater 
Theatre presented outside the theatre building and without the stage area, including political theatre
Teatrong Pansimbahan 
Komedya
Dapit
Flores
Hudas
Huling Hapunan
Moriones
Paghuhugas ng Paa
Panunuluyan
Pastores or Shepherd's Dance
Osana
Pangangaluluwa
Siete Palabras
Sinakulo
Salubong
Soledad
Tatlong Hari
Via Crucis
Komedya 
A play in verse that portrays the lives of saints or depict actual events
Dapit 
The tradition of fetching the image of the community's patron saint
Flores 
Flores de Mayo
Alay
Flores de Maria
Hudas 
The burning of the image of Judas Iscariot, popular in Bulacan, Pampanga, and Cebu
Huling Hapunan 
An actual supper enacted to commemorate the last supper of Jesus with his disciples
Moriones 
A short street play portraying the capture and beheading of Roman soldier Longinus
Paghuhugas ng Paa 
A short ritual re-enacting Christ washing the feet of his disciples before the Last Supper
Panunuluyan 
A procession that reenacts Mary and Joseph's search for an inn in Bethlehem
Pastores or Shepherd's Dance 
A re-enactment of shepherds honouring the infant Jesus
Osana 
A short re-enactment of the triumphal entry of Jesus Christ to Jerusalem
Pangangaluluwa 
A tradition involving carollers who go to each house in the community to act like souls in purgatory and beg for alms
Siete Palabras 
A re-enactment of the last three hours of Jesus Christ on the cross
Sinakulo 
A play performed during the Holy Week, depicting the story of salvation
Salubong 
A short re-enactment focusing on the meeting of Mary, mother of Jesus and Jesus Christ who rose from the dead
Soledad 
A procession portraying Mary's grief after burying Jesus Christ
Tatlong Hari 
A re-enactment of the travel of the Magi to worship the infant Jesus in Bethlehem