No Pulitzer For Dramatization; No Wonder This year, when The Pulitzer Prizes were announced, the not entirely fascinating news is that no Pulitzer was awarded in dramatization. While the choice is upsetting, the prudence of it need to be acknowledged, considering that, love for the theater and those that make it apart, there was no …
Cinemas throughout Renaissance The English Cinemas that existed in between the Reformation and their closure in 1642 is referred to as the English Renaissance Theater or Very Early Modern English Cinema. In this period Elizabethan Theater under rule of Queen Elizabeth from 1558 – 1603, Jacobean cinema, under regulation of King James I from 1603-1625, …
Masks In Their Old As Well As New Duties Masks are anything but a recent creation. Ancient theater was substantially dependent on them. The now famous photo of two masks, one cheerful as well as the various other affecting, is linked with the timeless Greek theater, back in the times of playwrights like Sophocles and …
About Old Greece Cinema Old Greece Cinema developed from the celebrations in honor of Dionysus, that was the Greek god of fertility and also white wine. The festival was called the City Dionysia. Drunken men that were dressed in goatskins, and who would sing to invite Dionysus led this. Different people competed, and also those …