Florencio, Krisyana Sabeena DL.

9 – Bravery

What I Know
A. Identification: Identify on what column the words inside the box belong

Dialogue, Plot, Theme, Character,

Music
Color, Line, Shape, Space, Texture,
Rhythm
Voice, Body, Movement, Emotion,
Sound

BASIC ELEMENTS OF MUSICAL PLAY/THEATRE

Dialogue, Plot, Theme, Character, Music

ELEMENTS OF ARTISTIC EXPRESSION

Color, Line, Shape, Space, Texture, Rhythm

TOOLS OF AN ACTOR/ACTRESS
Voice, Body, Movement, Emotion, Sound

B.
Write on the blanks the names of some famous Opera/Theater Houses in the world. Choose
from the given below and write your answers on the blanks provided below

1. Sydney Opera House, Austria

2. Teatro si San Carlo Colon, Argentina
3. La Scala, Milan, Italy
4. Cultural Center of the Philippines
5. Vienna Sataatsoper, Austria

What’s New
Before we officially start our exploration. Kindly list down details on what do you know about
theatrical plays and give examples of it? Write it down on the table provided below.

1."Hamlet" by William Shakespeare: One of Shakespeare's most famous tragedies, "Hamlet"

follows the Prince of Denmark as he seeks revenge for his father's murder.
2. "Romeo and Juliet" by William Shakespeare: A timeless tale of love and tragedy, this play
tells the story of two young lovers from feuding families.
3. "The Lion King" by Roger Allers and Irene Mecchi: A beloved Disney musical, it brings to
life the journey of Simba, the lion cub, as he grows to reclaim his place as king of the Pride
Lands.

What’s More
Activity 1: ATTENTION! As the theatrical forms evolved throughout the years, kindly select the
theater period where you feel that it actually caught your attention and write/list down the
characteristics of the period you selected. Write your answer on the space provided below

The Greek theater, caught my attention due to its distinct characteristics. It featured open-air
amphitheaters and performances that were religious in nature, honoring the gods through
tragedy and comedy. Greek theater emphasized a chorus, masks, and dialogue-driven plots
that explored the human condition and moral dilemmas, while also utilizing dramatic devices
like the deus ex machina and the concept of catharsis to evoke emotional responses from the
audience.

What I Have Learned

A.
1. Opera combines music, singing, acting, and elaborate stage design to convey stories and
emotions
2. Ancient Greek theatre focused on religious rituals and the exploration of human morality
through tragedy and comedy.
3. Medieval theatre incorporated religious themes, morality plays, and pageantry to educate and
entertain audiences.
4. Renaissance theatre embraced classical ideals and introduced complex plots, elaborate
staging, and the use of perspective.

B.
What do you think is the importance of the characteristics of the several theatrical periods that
we learned in our present theater situation? Can you cite some important reminders to aspiring
filmmakers or actors in the future that you think they need in their career?

Understanding the characteristics of various theatrical periods is crucial for aspiring

filmmakers and actors as it provides them with a rich historical and artistic context. By
studying different periods, they can draw inspiration from diverse storytelling techniques,
theatrical conventions, and thematic explorations. This knowledge can inform their creative
choices, enable them to make informed artistic decisions, and encourage them to push the
boundaries of their craft. Additionally, understanding the evolution of theater reminds aspiring
filmmakers and actors of the importance of honoring tradition while also embracing
innovation, fostering a balance between preserving the essence of classical forms and finding
new ways to engage contemporary audiences.