there were people at the back telling them what they were sayn
Projection of the voice
Although it may seem impossible to project your voice that far, actors/actresses spend hours learning to project there voice so that you don't have to use a microphone.
the big masks had such a big hole that you could hear it
Many theatres back then had hard seating and great acoustics which helps because softness absorbs sound so you have to speak louder. And back then most actors were very loud.
becuse the mask had a speacial thing inside
Because of acoustics. The sound was nearly same in all points of arena.
The theater was shaped in such a way that all could hear,
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Just about everyone. It was a very widespread pandemic. Some people speculate that it went global from the US when the WW1 troops moved throughout the various theaters of war, home and back.
Nemesis is a Greek word. It dates back to ancient times.
yes, in fact back in the day when movies were black and white and had no sound many people tried to imitate their favorite actors by dressing as them or acting like them.
A Roman theatre was very similar to a Greek theatre because the Romans were deeply influenced by the Greeks. They were semicircular with stone steps for the seating and the were open air. Unlike the Greeks, who aways built theatres on hillsides surrounded at the back and sides by it , the Romans also built theatres with their own foundations and away from hillsides. As for Roman theatre as a performing art, there were festival performances, dramas, tragedies, satires, situational comedies, street theatre, acrobatics and nude dances. Roman actors wore masks with exaggerated expressions so that they the audiences could see them better. The masks also enabled actors to perform several characters and to perform female characters. All actors were males. The use of masks was also borrowed from the Greeks.
They were able to get back to their usual occupation of fighting each other.
The Greeks invented theaters, or amphitheaters, not only to improve sound quality of a show being put on, but also to improve the effectiveness of how much people can see. The Greeks invented rows, or seats, going back and higher to make it easier for people to see.
they wore colourful masks, they used this so that the characters were easily recognisable and people at the back of the theatre could see the actors emotions easily.
it depends... the tradegy masks means laugh now cry later it goes back from the greek theaters
Avatar is back in theaters because they have added an extra 8 minuetes
The actors spoke loudly and clearly, as compared to today's slurred and mumbling speakers who rely on electronic speakers
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The Greek columns were so important to the people, since it provided them a temple and a memorization of people back then.
yes, some people blamed him too. Thaeters did not have reputation back than.
People say its not true so I dont know my teacher says its true jack will come back.....
because people from the back were telling them what they were saying
They sat at the front when the rich people sat at the back... *@*
It's incorrect to say people in the 50s were not watching movies because they were. Movie theaters still did good business in that decade. However, there was a dip in attendance due to the proliferation of televisions amongst most American households. To combat this, theaters added widescreen formats, stereo sound, and made movies events. This brought people back to theaters in droves and erased the deficit that TV had created.