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Chapter Six discusses the different configurations of spaces in which a theatrical event occurs.
After reading this chapter you should:
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| 1. Understand that in order for a theatrical event to occur, there must be a place where an audience and performer come together. The relationship between the audience and the performers is what defines the form of the space. |
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| 2. Understand that through history only one kind of theater space typically prevails during a particular era. In the modern era, all of the theater configurations co-exist. |
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| 3. Be aware of the historical origin of each stage type described in the chapter. |
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| 4. Be familiar with the connections between modern spaces for popular entertainment and theatrical environments. |