amp Chamber Theater jhazenesporlas Traditional Interpretation Cenaculo The theatrical presentation of passion of the Christ Moro moro comedia relates to Christian and Muslim conflict ID: 791919
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Choral Interpretation
Traditional, Dramatic & Chamber Theater
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jhazenesporlas
Slide2Traditional Interpretation
Cenaculo- The theatrical presentation of passion of the Christ.Moro-moro/comedia
- relates to Christian and Muslim conflict.
Zarzuela- a Philippine version of Spanish light operetta.
Duplo
&
Karagatans
- Poetic Debate.
Slide3Carillo
- a shadow drama is usually shown after harvest.Sanghiyang- Sanghiyang used to be a pagan ancestral worship but was later imbued with Christian connotations and biblical justification
Subli
- is a folkdance in the Philippines.
Turumba
&
Pasyon
- The
Turumba
of Laguna exemplify the syncretism of folk religion and Catholicism.
Slide4Traditional Interpretation
Senaculo
Moro-Moro
Slide5Traditional Interpretation
Zarsuela
Duplo
&
Karagatans
Slide6Traditional Interpretation
Carillo
Zarsuela
Slide7Traditional Interpretation
Subli
Turumba
&
Pasyon
Slide8Dramatic Interpretation
Material may be published or unpublished but must be drawn from a play.This material may be drawn from stage, screen or radio.
Slide9Rules in Dramatic Interpretation
Selections are to be dramatic in natureSelections must be from published, printed material of plays, novels, short stories, and poemsMust be memorizedMust be within time (ten minutes is normal, although some areas vary)
An introduction is required (names author, title, gives any necessary information, and sets the tone) and given after a minute or so of the piece has been delivered, at a natural break-point
Slide10No props or costumes
All pops, or character transitions, are to be smooth, quick, and fluidInterpretation is most of what you will be ranked by, so know the plot, the characters, the theme, EVERYTHINGAll gestures, stances, facials, vocals/intonations need to support that character (and needs to be unique to that particular character), help tell story, and be clearDiction is importantNo moving-you must stand in one place, but are allowed to change stance for different characters
Eye contact is a must
Slide11Chamber Theater
is a method of adapting literary works to the stage using a maximal amount of the work's original text and often minimal and suggestive settings.Chamber Theatre is a style advocated by Robert Breen as a theatrical approach to performing narrative literature.
Slide12PROFESSOR ROBERT S. BREEN
(1909-1991)
Introduced "Chamber Theater" to his oral interpretation classes at Northwest University in 1947.