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in the last chapter, i asked you to think about how theatre sometimes falls short of its intentions. now, imagine a set of "principles" for theatre that would allow all plays to reach the highest goals possible. what kinds of good could theatre do for people, whether on a social or individual level? how could you expand the definition of theatre to accomplish these new, lofty goals?

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Joshua Bergasse said: I learned something about myself and other people. I think good storytelling is a way of life for people "Get taller". These people on stage create principles that help everyone grow as a person inside and out.

What are stages in Peter Brook's theatre?

There are four main types of stages: Found stages. Proscenium stages. Thrust stage. Arena stage.

What are the major theater styles?

There are four basic theatrical forms defined, implied, or derived from or by Aristotle: Tragedy; Comedy; Melodrama; and Drama. Any number of styles can be used to convey these shapes.

What are three elements necessary for theater to emerge?

In this moving book, Peter Brook reminds us that theater is only made up of three things. Someone else is looking at an empty space and a person active in that space. A theater in which the performer and the audience share time and space only happens once.

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