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Module 5: Global Theatre and Reflection

The chapter highlights the significance of global theatre traditions and their cultural underpinnings. It delves into various theatrical forms from around the world, such as Japanese Noh and Kabuki theatre, Indian Kathakali, African storytelling, and Commedia dell'arte, emphasizing their origins, characteristics, and the cultural contexts that shape them. Additionally, it explores the influence of culture on theatrical expression and culminates in reflective activities related to personal growth within the art of drama.

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Sections

  • 5

    Global Theatre And Reflection

    This section explores various global theatrical traditions and the cultural significances embedded within them.

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  • 5.1

    Drama Across Cultures - A Glimpse Into Global Forms

    This section explores various global theatrical traditions, emphasizing their unique cultural roots and dramatic expressions.

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  • 5.1.1

    Introduction To Different Theatrical Traditions

    This section provides a brief overview of various global theatrical traditions, highlighting their unique characteristics and cultural significance.

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  • 5.1.1.1

    Japanese Noh Theatre

    Japanese Noh Theatre is one of the oldest theatrical forms, emphasizing stylized performance and deep spiritual themes, characterized by its masks and music.

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  • 5.1.1.2

    Japanese Kabuki Theatre

    Japanese Kabuki Theatre is a dynamic theatrical form known for its extravagant performances involving elaborate costumes, acrobatic movements, and a unique narrative style.

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  • 5.1.1.3

    Indian Kathakali Dance-Drama

    Kathakali is a classic Indian dance-drama known for its elaborate storytelling, colorful costumes, and intricate facial expressions.

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  • 5.1.1.4

    African Storytelling Traditions (General Overview)

    This section explores the diverse and dynamic storytelling traditions of Africa, emphasizing their oral nature and cultural significance.

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  • 5.1.1.5

    Commedia Dell'arte

    Commedia dell'arte is an improvisational theatre form that originated in Italy during the 16th century, characterized by its stock characters and physical comedy.

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  • 5.2

    Understanding How Culture Influences Dramatic Expression

    This section explores how cultural elements shape the themes, structures, and practices of different theatrical traditions around the world.

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  • 5.3

    Activity: Research And Present On A Chosen Non-Western Theatrical Form

    This section details an educational activity focused on researching and presenting a non-Western theatrical tradition.

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  • 10

    My Drama Journey - Reflection And Showcase

    This section focuses on personal reflection and showcase of learnings in drama throughout the course.

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  • 10.1

    Review Of Ib Drama Concepts And Skills

    This section reviews key IB Drama concepts and skills, highlighting the interconnected nature of theatrical elements, environments, performance analysis, collaboration, and intercultural understanding.

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  • 10.2

    Personal Growth And Learning: Your Drama Journey

    This section reflects on personal growth in drama, highlighting development in creativity, communication, critical thinking, and intercultural understanding.

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  • 10.3

    Showcase/sharing: Presenting Your Final Piece

    This section focuses on presenting a final piece or significant excerpt from a larger work, allowing students to showcase their learning and artistic voice.

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Memorization

What we have learnt

  • Theatre is a universal art ...
  • Understanding global theatr...
  • Cultural narratives are dee...

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