00000cam a22000004i 4500 UP-1685954869149760858 Buklod 20240402130507.0 m |o d | cr ||||||||||| 240318s2022 xx d |||| || | 9781260597721 (paperback) (Buklod)UP-99796217613974996 CAL-14037 Belview Co., Inc. Php5,145.00 DSCTA DCAL rda eng PN 2037 W57 2022 Wilson, Edwin 1927- author. Theater Theatre the lively art Edwin Wilson, Alvin Goldfarb. Eleventh edition. New York, NY McGraw-Hill Education [2022]. xxv, 498 pages color illustrations 26 cm text rdacontent unmediated rdamedia volume rdacarrier Includes bibliographical references and index. Chapter 1 Theatre is everywhere Chapter 2 The audience Chapter 3 Creating the dramatic script Chapter 4 Theatrical genres Chapter 5 Acting for the stage Chapter 6 The director and the producer Chapter 7 Theatre spaces Chapter 8 Scenery Chapter 9 Stage costumes Chapter 10 Lighting and sound Chapter 11 Early theatres : Greek, Roman, and medieval Chapter 12 Early theatre : Asian Chapter 13 Renaissance theatres Chapter 14 Theatres from the restoration through romanticism Chapter 15 The modern theatre emerges Chapter 16 Today's diverse global theatre. "Several qualities set Theatre: The Lively Art apart from other introductory texts. A particularly important element is our emphasis on the audience. All students reading the book are potential theatregoers, not just during their college years but throughout their lives. We have therefore attempted to make Theatre: The Lively Art an ideal one-volume text to prepare students as future audience members. It will give them a grasp of how theatre functions, of how it should be viewed and judged, and of the tradition behind any performance they may attend. In addition to serving as an ideal text for nonmajors, Theatre: The Lively Art will prepare students who wish to continue studies in theatre, as majors, minors, or students from other disciplines who take advanced courses"--Provided by publisher. Theater. Theater History. Goldfarb, Alvin author. FO UPD DCAL PN 2037 W57 2022 Book