Drama/Theatre Forms - Mind Map

Drama/Theatre Forms

Traditional

Comedy

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A story that has a happy ending. For example, it can be a very sad story. But if there is a happy ending, it would be considered "Comedy".

Mime

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Silent performance with no speaking or words. Mime is performed by movement.

Farce

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Uses visual action more than words, and was originated in France.

Burlesque

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Adult-orientated entertainment, consisting of dancing, minimal costumes, songs and comic sketches. Popular from the 1840s in Europe and the USA.

Comtemporary

Dinner Table

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Watching a theatre performance while eating dinner at the same place.

Theatre of absurd

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The Theatre of the Absurd is a post–World War II designation for particular plays of absurdist fiction written by a number of primarily European playwrights in the late 1950s.

Agitprop

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The main current sense of the word is simply "propaganda, especially socially or politically motivated propaganda appearing in literary works, films, etc.";

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