The Tempest St Louis Shakespeare Festival Reflection Two page reflection in App format using the instructions in the images below. 7:51
ASSIGNMENTS
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Plays are meant to be performed, rather
than read. The purpose of dramatic arts
often extends far beyond the words written
on a page; staging, lighting, costumes
intonation, expression, and audience
experience are all part of the experience of
a theatrical production. To help develop
your understanding of The Tempest and
the cultural role of the dramatic arts, you
will view a production of the play this week
and write a two-page reflection to explain
your viewing experience.
Below, please find several classic
interpretations and modern adaptations of
The Tempest:
Classic Interpretations:
• The Tempest: St. Louis Shakespeare
Festival
• The Tempest: Savage Rose Theater
Company
Adaptations:
• The Tempest: Central Washington
Production
• The Tempest: A Rock and Roll Space
Odyssey
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ASSIGNMENTS
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Below, please find several classic
interpretations and modern adaptations of
The Tempest:
Classic Interpretations:
• The Tempest: St. Louis Shakespeare
Festival
The Tempest: Savage Rose Theater
Company
Adaptations:
• The Tempest: Central Washington
Production
• The Tempest: A Rock and Roll Space
Odyssey
For this assignment, you will view one of
the above and complete a reflection that
addresses the following:
• Identify the performance that you have
selected.
• Describe the staging, lighting, costumes,
and characters of the performance. How
do these match or revise the written
version of the play?
• What type of mood and tone does the
performance create? How?
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ASSIGNMENTS
III
• The Tempest: A Rock and Roll Space
Odyssey
For this assignment, you will view one of
the above and complete a reflection that
addresses the following:
• Identify the performance that you have
selected.
• Describe the staging, lighting, costumes,
and characters of the performance. How
do these match or revise the written
version of the play?
• What type of mood and tone does the
performance create? How?
• What parts of the play are easier to
understand through performance? What
are some details that stood out through
performance?
• What does the performance suggest
about the role of theater in
contemporary culture?
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