Theatre

Theatre

Terms of or in relation to a collaborative form of fine art which uses live performances to express fictional or non-fictional stories to an audience in a particular place.

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огляд

Performing arts; Theatre

From the French word for "survey", a revue consists of several short items -- songs, sketches, dances and monologues. Differs from music-hall and vaudeville performances, in which a succession of ...

театральна сцена

Performing arts; Theatre

Від грецького Скен, який було створено на окружність області обов'язки а надається місце для акторів, щоб змінити маски і т. д. Канальні Скен є фактично попередником декорації сучасною драмою, у ...

оркестр, оркестрова яма,

Performing arts; Theatre

From the Greek word for "a dancing place". In ancient times was applied to the circular area where the chorus performed. In Roman theatres, it was the semi-circular area in front of the stage ...

From the Greek, "revel-song", it originally referred to satiric plays of Aristophanes and Menander, as distinguished from the more pastoral "satyr plays" that may have pre-dated Dionysian tragedies. ...

антракт

Performing arts; Theatre

Від латинського interludium (між грати) термін відноситься до драматичних невеличку розповідь в ранньому англійської мови драма. Коротше кажучи, легка штук будуть виконуватися між актів більш ...

пантоміма

Performing arts; Theatre

From the Latin pantomimus, or "player of many parts". Through misunderstanding it came to mean description of a story by means of expression and movement only.

гальорка

Performing arts; Theatre

In 19th century theatre, the highest and cheapest seats in the house; often consisting of simple benches without backs. Those who occupied the gallery were sometimes referred to as "the gods", and ...