Learning Objectives
- Understand the role of theatrical makeup and costume design in character transformation and stage visibility.
- Identify and describe various types of theatrical makeup, including straight, character, special effects, fantasy, and mime.
- Analyze the considerations in costume design, such as character's gender, age, timeline, geographical location, occupation, and cultural aspects.
- Recognize the different parts of a stage, including the proscenium, side wings, apron, and cyclorama, and their functions in theatrical productions.
- Explore the elements of script writing and storytelling, focusing on the structure of a story, the role of conflict, and the distinction between a story and a drama script.
- Trace the historical development of theatre stages from ancient venues like the Greek Theatron to modern proscenium stages, highlighting technological advancements like electricity.
- Examine how conflict drives a narrative forward, creating tension and interest, and is essential for character development and plot progression.