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Theatre and

Performance
Arts on Stage and on
the Streets
The Two Types of
Theater Production
Performance Art
 It is an art form that combines visual art with dramatic
performance.
 The purpose of the act is not to entertain but to convey a
message in a dramatic sense.
 It is not the same as a theatrical play in the sense that it
does not depict a set of fictitious character following a
script.
Sam Penaso
 He is a contemporary artist and he
performed contemporary painting on
stage at Manila Doctors Hospital on
March 28, 2015 in celebration of Earth
Hour.
Nicolas Aca
 He stages a performance art on
the street to dedicate the second
anniversary of Typhoon
Yolanda.
 He led a dozen of volunteer
students from Capitol University
Dance Troupe and Cagayan de
Oro Arts Guild and walked mud-
soaked.
Theater Art
 It is a collaborative form of fine art that uses live
performers, typically actors or actresses, to present the
experience of a real or imagined event before a live
audience in a specific place, often a stage.
The Elements of
Dramatic Theatrical Art
PLOT – the arrangement of events which has beginnings, middle, and end.
CHARACTER – the principal material of the performance, the central focus of
the plot.
THOUGHT – the main idea or concept that the characters dramatize.
LANGUAGE or DICTION – the expression of meaning through the use of words.
SONG or MUSIC – the speaking, dancing, and singing part in the performance,
which includes sound of actors’ voices, incidental songs, and background
music, and instrumental accompaniment.
SPECTACLE – pertains to the visual elements of production that include
characters’ movement and spatial relations, lightning, settings, costumes, and
props.
DIRECTOR – puts together a variety of elements so that the audience can sit
and view a coherent theater performance.
PLAYWRIGHT – writes the story in a dramatic format.
THEATER SPACE – usually set on stage, which has four basic types.
The Four
Basic Theater Stages
Proscenium – the action takes place behind the proscenium
opening or frame of the stage, the seats in the auditorium
face the stage like the seats in a movie theater facing the
screen.
Arena or circle stage – the stage may either be raised a
few feet above the floor with seats rising from the floor level
or it may be on the floor with seats raised on levels around it.
Thrust stage – it is with three-quarter-seating arranged
in a semi-circle that encloses the stage protruding the
center.
Created or Found – stage space can be any kind of
structure that maintains its original architectural
elements intact.
Style in Philippine
Theater Arts
There are styles that dominate Philippine theater:

Realism

Realism in the contemporary modern theater follows


two tendencies: the psychological, which focuses on
the problems of individuals; and the social, which
situates and roots individual problems within the larger
framework of a class society.
Filipino Playwrights adopted Psychological Realism as a Style in
Theater Arts
 Wilfredo Maria Guerrero’s Three Rats (1948)

 Orlando Nadres’ Paraisong Parisukat (A square Piece of Paradise,


1974)

 Bienvenido Noriega Jr.’s Bayan-bayan (Little Country, 1975)

 Rene O. Villanueva’s Hiblang Abo (Strands of Gray, 1980)

 Isagani R. Cruz’s Kuwadro (Portrait, 1980)

 Tony Perez’s Biyaheng Timog (Trip to South, 1984)

 Elsa Martinez-Coscolluella’s In My Father’s House (1987)


Filipino Playwrights adopted Social Realism as a Style in
Theater Arts

 Alberto Florentino’s The World is an Apple (1954)

 Reuel Molina Aguila’s In Dis Korner (In This Corner, 1978)

 Paul Dumol’s historical play, Francisco Maniago (1987)

 Chris Millado’s Buwan at Baril sa Eb Major (Moon and Gun


in Eb Major, 1985)
Filipino Playwrights adopted the combination of Realistic
and Non-realistic Styles

 Marlou Jacob’s Juan Tamban (1978)

 Tony Perez’s Sa North Diversion Road (On North Diversion


Road, 1988)

 Anton Juan Jr.’s Death in the Form of a Rose(1992)

 Floy Quinto’s Fili (1991)

 Rodulfo Galenzoga’s Maranatha


The Brechtian Style

 Paul Dumol’s Ang Paglilitis ni Mang Serapio (The Trial of Old


Serapio,1968)

 Al Santo’s Ang Sistema ni Propesor Tuko (Professor’s Gecko’s


Way, 1980)

 Rolando Tinio’s May Katwiran ang Katwiran (Reason has its


Reason, 1972)
Musical Performances
 Fe Remotigue and Don Pausara’s Sinalimba, uses Bagobo musical
materials and instruments for contemporary artistic expression.

 Denisa Reyes’ Diablos, using a Bagobo about the evil bird Minokawa.

 Al Santos and Joey Ayala’s Nukleyar (1983)

 Dong de los Reyes’ Bien Aligtad

 Gines Tan’s Magsimula Ka


Musical
Performances
 Al Santos’ Mayo A-Biente Uno atbp. Kabanata, (May 21 and other
Chapters, 1977)

Short Plays
 Jose F. Lacaba’s Ang Mga Kagilagilalas na Pakikipagsapalaran ni
Juan de la Cruz (The Fantastic Adventures of Juan de la Cruz,
1976)

 Richie Valencia’s Iskolar ng Bayan (Scholar of the People, 1976)


Famous Theater Arts
in the Different Region
of the Philippines
National Capital Region
Shakespeare’s King
Battalia Royale by Dulaang Sipat
Lear
Lawin of the Philippines High School
by Felix “Nonon”
for the Arts (PHSA)
Padilla
Cordillera Autonomous Region
 Walang Sugat, Eleksiyon,
Fever, Tagpi-tagping Tagpo,
Kabsat, Pagnilay-nilay,
Florante at Laura, Baka
Sakali, Zwardeenah, Ang
kagila-gilalas na Bahay ni
Lam-ang, Rossum Universal
Robots, Ang kalungkutan ng
mga Reyna, Ang Hiwaga ng
Ibong Adarna by Tanghang
SLU Saint Louis University.
Cordillera Autonomous Region

 Tonyo/Pepe, Mga Ina ng


Bayan, Manifest Destiny,
Ang Paglilitis ni Mang
Serapio, Ang Kafagway-
sa Saliw ng mga Gangsa
by Karlo Marko Altomonte
Region 1 (Ilocos Region)
 The
Pretenders,
Tree and
Mass by F.
Sionil Jose
Region 3 (Central
Luzon)
 Kakarong
Show by The
Barasoain
Kalingan
Foundation, Inc.
Region 4A (CALABARZON)

 Segunda sa Bisperas
ng Kalayaan, Mutya ng
Lipa Trilogy, Ang Luha
ni Kumintang by Lipa
Actors Company
Region 5 (BICOL)

 Ibalon
g
Region 6 (Western Visayas)
 Sugidanon Sang
Walo ka Giti
directed by
Kharlle Joehn
Houtea, written by
John Clark
Hortillosa,
performed by the
UI-PEM Busilak
Region 7 (Central Visayas)
 Of
Butterflies
and Dasies
written and
directed by
Daisy Baad
Region 9 (Zamboanga Peninsula)
 Karaoke
Dreams by
Vince de Jesus
of the PETA
Region 10 (Northern Mindanao)

 Isa Pang
Kawing by
the Savier
Stage
Region 11 (Davao)

 Kaliwat
Theatre
Collective
of Arakan
Region 12 (SOCCSKSARGEN)
Apat sa Taglamig
Stage Play
Production
performed:
 Asawa by
Rene
Villanueva
 17 Days
Summer by Jim
Roborars
Region 13 (Caraga)
 The Balangay
Festival 2014 , a
month long
celebration,
motivates theater
performances on the
floats participating
in the Balangay
Theater Float
Parade.
ARMM
 Pagbabalik:
Tracing the
Path Home
by Kinding
Sindaw

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