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Intro to Theatre :smiley:, <-- Using music to create a followable world…

- - - - In the heights is a wonderful musical that incorporates modern music styles and properly captures the latinx communities of New York
    - - This film was created as thanks to the choreographer Pina. Her dance style always reflected more than could be observed, though sometimes bizarre, Pina manages to capture the emotion and skill behind dance and choreography.
- - - - Shakespeare is also very popular in many asian countries, the beauty of this blend of culture is the different interpretations that result from the same piece, for example, because you cannot directly translate english into japanese there are many opportunities to add in details that may seem more familar to japanese speakers, though this the importance and influence of culture can also be observed
      - A Performance of "Ainu Othello" in Tokyo, Japan (2018)
    - - Named after the sun, Theatre du Soleli was created to give a space to everyone. Mnchoukine believed that there was more to theatre than simply a production, theatre brings everyone together; the theatre isn't selling a product but instead gives you whats necessary to leave better than when you entered.
- - - - Diana Oh's, My lingerie play explores topics of self-love, sexuality, and encourages the audience to be bold because everyone is beautiful
    - - Sila is a play tha combines elements of science and story telling to raise awareness for issues that range from climate change to suicide
    - - Notes from the field shed light on the effects that police brutality leaves on communities and the families of victims. It also dives deeper into systemic racism and how truly horrific it is
    - - Couple in the cage was an interesting piece of theater that showed the horrors of humanity. What makes The Couple in the Cage so special and unique was it's use of a museum exhibit as a space and the unaware audience.
- - - - Long Day's Journey into Night (1956)
        
        Long Day's Journey into Night is a tragic play by Eugene O'Neill that explores topics of addiction, guilt, and denial. What makes this play extra special is how it is a reflection of O'Neill's own family
      - Fences (1985)
        
        Fences explores topics of race, poverty, trust, and family dynamics. The play does an excellent job of portraying the American Dream as it truly is while still showing the unfortunate reality that awaits many people of color
      - Fefu and Her Friends (1977)
        
        Fefu and Her Friends was one of the weirder plays, it's plot can also be very confusing,however, it's use of space and the physical theater space makes the experience very unique and very interesting
        
        Anne Washburn, Mr. Burns,
        a Post-Electric Play (2013)
        
        Mr.Burns is the weirdest play here, without a doubt it is absolutely bizarre, however, underneath all the strangeness lies a play that shows the importance of story telling and uses space to show and tell the audience a story that is a little sad, a little familiar, and a little bizarre