Selectivity Theatre

T Features The drama is one of the major literary genres. A conflict between one or more characters that are developed through diálogo.l theater receiver is presented in two ways: a) In one scenario, by action or entry scene obra.b) Through reading, as if it were a novel. This will lose items such as music, movement, etc.Así, this genre has the following basic features: • The rendering time is quite limited compared to the actual duration of the facts, so no can afford to delay. • The story line should capture the audience's attention throughout the performance. The most common resource to achieve this is to establish, from time to time, a high point or climax. • The theater is a mixture of linguistic and dramatic. The literary text is added to the scenic elements. • The author is hiding behind the elements. However, there are the dimensions, brief indications given by the author on the scenic elements, in parentheses.. Components involved in the theater elements that give personality to the genre are: Action which is usually divided into events or parties. The old tragedy crack was divided into episodes, separated by the intervention of the choir. With the widespread Roman theater division into five acts, until Lope Vega d and reduced the action of three acts, a division that remains actualmente.Si in an act is a change of space, there has been a change table , so in an act may be different cuadros.Por other hand, every time a character leaves the scene or joins a new one, there is a new scene.Theatrical characters are types that reflect general human characters, with permanent and fixed-function features within the work. They carry out the dramatic action through diálogo.Debido the time-space limitations, it is difficult to reach a deeper characterization of the characters, which are discussed in detail only the protagonists. are a number of characters or types characteristic attitudes or behaviors that represent ideals. These characters are: - Beau and the Lady - The servant and the maid .- Father. - King. - The villain. Dramatic tension is the reaction that occurs in the spectator to events that are occurring in the work. The authors seek public interest by including highlights (climax) at the end of each act, which helps to maintain attention to the outcome. In contrast, the anti-climax occurs when the conflict that shows the action comes to an unexpected or expected outcome. Time is not an easy treatment of time in a drama as it unfolds before the eyes of the beholder. The potential of a novel, for example, are practically infinite in comparison with a work teatral.Hemos to differentiate between time representation and time mentioned. • The time of representation is what does the play at that time should be develop a specific action, which may or may not last as long as the epresentation. • The time alluded to is the fictitious time elapsed from when the work starts until it ends, which is usually far greater than the time of representación.Aristóteles in the fourth century C., in his Poetics established some simple techniques to help avoid spatial jumps: it is the rule of three units, according to which the action of a play can only be developed in a day (time unit) in a single space (unity of place) and a single plot, no secondary action (unity of action).Dimensions of clarification is the author of the play should be done about the set, how they should move the characters, what gestures should do ... Are guidelines that attempt to clarify the understanding of the work. / / The development of the action occurs through dialogue, through the conversations the characters have with one another. These conversations can occur between two or more personajes.En some point, a character apart from the rest or look away, you can comment out loud, for the public, which is not heard by other characters. This resource is named separately. By asides make the characters thoughts aloud, on the other hand, one of the most characteristic of the theater is the monologue speech that a character, usually alone on stage, 4. The main dramatic genres a) The tragedy starring characters of high social standing who are drawn by fate to serious conflicts with each other through a painstaking and careful language. The conflict often leads to disaster, in fate. The works are governed by the three units (action, time and place