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The subject that the writer has chosen is radical - post-war theatre in Britain.... … The commercial structure of early British post-war theatre was characterized by the classical teachings of the upper/middle classes who felt theatre should reflect a particular adherence to tradition.... For this reason, much of the theatre developed in this time period “represented the safe middle-class milieu and world-view aspirations of the audiences that would come to see them” (Batty, 2005)....
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Research Paper
This paper investigates the Iroquois theatre fire, with special focus on the failure of existing code processes at the time, the impact of the fire disaster on the code processes after the incident and the current code processes.... In one cold afternoon of December 30 1903 in Chicago, about 2000 patrons most of whom were women and children assembled in the Iroquois theatre.... Five weeks prior to the staging of the music comedy, the 1,700 capacity Iroquois theatre had just been opened with much excitement from the public and the press (Marshall 1904)....
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Research Paper
The designer, playwright, actor and director charles ludlam is one of the renowned and influential arts leaders whose entry into arts brought some elements of camp/queer performance to the avant-garde theater.... Throughout his high school, Ludlam as known as a rebel and outcast and his first formal exposure to theatre was through an apprenticeship in 1958 at the Red Barn Theater, a summer stock company.... Ludlam then begun pursuing his interest in theatre arts by travelling to New York where he saw a variety of theatrical entertainment ranging from the commercial to the avant-garde productions to the experimental....
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Research Paper
This paper "Iroquois theatre Fire" discusses Iroquois theatre fire, Chicago, IL, December 30, 1903 that occurred on the eve of Christmas holiday, when many people were at home and on a holiday mood.... hellip; There were many people who bought the attendance ticket, and therefore the theatre was filled to capacity, with all the seats taken and the standing positions for the patrons fully occupied (Brandt, 42).... There are various reasons as to why the theatre was a popular holiday venue, mostly flocked to capacity in the event of any performance....
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Case Study
The industry averages for profitability for my market place for the small movie theatre are as follows: 25% structural risk, 25% growth risk and 50% sensitivity risk (IBISWorld, 2015).... The existing movie theatre industries are likely to benefit from an increase in the barriers to entry.... Given the analysis, it is very clear that the idea of New Vision Movie theatre is likely to fail.... This means that a small movie theatre industry would be a great business idea that is likely to flourish given this kind of prediction....
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Research Paper
This paper "theatre of Marcellus" focuses on the fact that the architect Leland Roth once said, “architecture is the unavoidable art”.... These three primary principles of architectural design will be applied to the ancient theatre of Marcellus, a structure that has had a great deal of influence over architecture even into the modern age....
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Essay
This essay "The Vancouver Orpheum theatre" will summarize the development of show business entertainment at Orpheum theatre Vancouver throughout the years 1904-1950.... nbsp;The Orpheum theatre is an essential facet as it represents the heritage of Vancouver.... The Iconic theatre hosts music concerts, comedy shows, and fundraising, among others.... Their plan to convert the enormous theatre to a multiplex succeeded, and Orpheum is still one of the best theatres in the world (Bollwitt, Para 4)....
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Research Paper
"Renaissance Era theatre Techniques" paper argues that theater techniques in the Renaissance era stood subservient to the kind of theatres in which the plays were performed.... The dramatists of the Renaissance era paid attention to the configuration of the theaters in which they performed their plays....
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