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A 20th century art movement with its' roots in Italian and Russian beginnings, Futurism is said to have largely began with the writing of a 1907 essay on music by the Italian composer Ferruccio Busoni...
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A 20th century art movement with its' roots in Italian and Russian beginnings, Futurism is said to have largely began with the writing of a 1907 essay on music by the Italian composer Ferruccio Busoni...
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The biggest challenge for the playwright is to find a crisis with an ending which is acceptable to his artistic conscience and the dramatic effect he requires. It is more challenging to write a good l...
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Good advice, often and authoritatively laid down, is that a dramatist must on no account keep a secret from his audience, because it is so extremely difficult to keep, try as you may. From only one au...
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Constructing a play is an art - in giving the mind of an audience something to look forward to through creating a captivating line of tension, and then not disappointing the audience by letting them ...
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You cant be further from the truth if you say that scrapbooking are for kids. Well, it is still the same thing. Only that scrapbooking is for kids age 7 to 99. Scrapbooking has set the trend for k...
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The first act may be regarded as the entrance providing access to the main hall of the actual drama … be it solemn or joyous, fantastic or austere. There should be a carefully planned interdep...
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There are themes in which tension can be maintained and heightened to the end. Tragedy has always been regarded as higher form than comedy. It may be due to the tradition to round off human destiny in...
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In an obligatory scene the audience foresees and desires a certain outcome, and if it does not happen, the audience may resent the omission. There are five ways in which a scene may become obligat...
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The dramatic form of the reversal of fortune or the turning of the tables was a clearly defined and recognized part of the Greek theatre and was often associated with the anagnorisis or recognition. T...
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