Flash Cards: Applause and Advice
Applause and Advice - Flash Cards
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What is the role of the audience in a performance?
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The audience is crucial as they provide respect, attention, and applause, helping to support and appreciate the performers.
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What should an audience avoid doing during a performance?
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An audience should avoid talking, using phones, fidgeting, or causing distractions that can disrupt the performance.
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Define 'review' in the context of performing arts.
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A review is a thoughtful observation and feedback about a performance, highlighting strengths, weaknesses, and overall effectiveness.
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What are the types of reviews?
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The three types of reviews are self-review, peer review, and critical review, each serving a different purpose in evaluating the performance.
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Why is applauding important?
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Applauding shows appreciation for the performers' efforts and contributes to the overall atmosphere of success and enjoyment.
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List the steps to watch a play effectively.
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1. Research the play and its genre. 2. Know about the theatre team. 3. Maintain an open mindset. 4. Keep a journal for notes.
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What does good reviewing emphasize?
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Good reviewing emphasizes appreciation of strengths, thoughtful criticism, and constructive feedback for improvement.
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What is the significance of the Nāṭyaśhāstra in theatre?
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The Nāṭyaśhāstra outlines the attributes of success in performances, emphasizing vocal and physical expressions of appreciation.
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What mindset should you have while reviewing?
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A reviewer should be open-minded, fair, honest, and respectful, avoiding personal biases.
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Explain 'self-review'.
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Self-review is when creators evaluate their own work to identify improvements before presenting it to the audience.
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What qualities should a good review possess?
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A good review should be balanced, detailed yet concise, fair, and reflective of the reviewer's honest observations.
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How should you prepare for writing a review?
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Prepare by noting key points during the performance and reflecting on various aspects such as acting, set design, and story clarity.
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What is 'peer review'?
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Peer review is feedback provided by contemporaries in the same field, aimed at enhancing each other's performances.
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What to avoid when writing a review?
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Avoid personal insults, spoilers, vague comments, and ensure a balance between positives and negatives.
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Why is watching plays beneficial?
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Watching plays enhances one's understanding of performance arts and helps in learning from different genres and styles.
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What are some common mistakes in performance reviews?
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Common mistakes include being overly critical, failing to provide constructive feedback, and not being objective.
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What is 'critical review'?
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Critical review is detailed feedback from a wider audience after the performance, analyzing various aspects for improvement.
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How should feedback be presented in reviews?
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Feedback should be constructive, mentioning both strengths and areas for improvement without being harsh or overly negative.
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What is the importance of reviewing in theatre?
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Reviewing in theatre is essential for celebrating powerful performances and fostering growth among performers through feedback.
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How can you balance a review?
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Balance a review by highlighting both positive aspects and constructive criticisms to provide a fair assessment of the performance.
