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Tuesday, October 21, 2008
Jucerasnja predstava Niskog pozorista je cista petica za kostime i reziju. Da obnovimo u par recenica recnik drame i pozorista:
vodvilj (fr. vaudeville) - prvobitno: francuska narodna pesma satirične sadržine; danas: veseo, mali poz. komad sa kupletima; pozorište u kojem se prikazuju ovakvi komadi.
burleska (nl. burra, tal. burla, burlesco, fr. burlesque)poetski: šaljivo prikazivanje velikih i ozbiljnih stvari, šala, lakrdija; muzički komad humorističkog karaktera; veseo i nestašan muzički komad za ples.
kabare (fr. cabaret ar. hamarat)krčma; elegantna gostionica, u kojoj se daju i artističke produkcije
farsa (fr. farce, l. farcire zapušiti, napuniti)1. manje pozorišno delo vulgarne i grube komike, šala, lakrdija, burleska
i jos:
Types of Drama:
Tragedy -- In general, tragedy involves the ruin of the leading characters. To the Greeks, it meant the destruction of some noble person through fate, To the Elizabethans, it meant in the first place death and in the second place the destruction of some noble person through a flaw in his character. Today it may not involve death so much as a dismal life, Modern tragedy often shows the tragedy not of the strong and noble but of the weak and mean,
Comedy -- is lighter drama in which the leading characters overcome the difficulties which temporarily beset them
Problem Play -- Drama of social criticism discusses social, economic, or political problems by means of a play.
Farce -- When comedy involves ridiculous or hilarious complications without regard for human values, it becomes farce.
Comedy of Manners -- Comedy which wittily portrays fashionable life.
Fantasy -- A play sometimes, but not always, in comic spirit in which the author gives free reign to his fantasy, allowing things to happen without regard to reality.
Melodrama -- Like farce, melodrama pays almost no attention to human values, but its object is to give a thrill instead of a laugh. Often good entertainment, never any literary value.
Tragedy -- In general, tragedy involves the ruin of the leading characters. To the Greeks, it meant the destruction of some noble person through fate, To the Elizabethans, it meant in the first place death and in the second place the destruction of some noble person through a flaw in his character. Today it may not involve death so much as a dismal life, Modern tragedy often shows the tragedy not of the strong and noble but of the weak and mean,
Comedy -- is lighter drama in which the leading characters overcome the difficulties which temporarily beset them
Problem Play -- Drama of social criticism discusses social, economic, or political problems by means of a play.
Farce -- When comedy involves ridiculous or hilarious complications without regard for human values, it becomes farce.
Comedy of Manners -- Comedy which wittily portrays fashionable life.
Fantasy -- A play sometimes, but not always, in comic spirit in which the author gives free reign to his fantasy, allowing things to happen without regard to reality.
Melodrama -- Like farce, melodrama pays almost no attention to human values, but its object is to give a thrill instead of a laugh. Often good entertainment, never any literary value.
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