Physical Theatre, Brecht and T.I.E

Physical Theatre:

A form of theatre which emphasizes the use of physical movement, as in dance and mime, for expression.

I Like this image because it is extremely creative and could show how movement can have an impact on the audience. The picture could represent strength because they are all having to work together to keep themselves up. It could also represent trust as they all have to believe in one another so the shape stays still.

This video is mind blowing. It takes a lot of core strength and general strength to do this and that's what makes physical theatre more amazing. It shows how much effort and time has gone in to make it and it tells a story at the same time.

 Theatre in Education (T.I.E):

A process in which it includes all the interactive theatre/drama practices that help aid the educational process. As T.I.E is used, new strategies and objectives for using theatre in education tool emerge.

This picture kind of represents what T.I.E is and how it helps children and adults understand matter. For me this picture represents a 'bully circle' as the girl in the centers facial expression looks scared, which could mean that she is getting bullied. The girl hugging her is her friend and supports the girl getting bullied and is trying to make to bullies/ crowd of people leave her alone.



This video is a good example of T.I.E and also relates to the image above.
It shows the bad side of things, but the message behind it is the opposite.
It makes the audience realise how bad things are so they will think twice before doing something they shouldn't.

Brechtian Theatre:

A theatrical movement arising in the early to mid-20th century from the theories and practice of a number of theatre practitioners who responded to the political climate of the time through the creation of a new political theatre.

This image is a good example of Brechtian Theatre as it shows a political event. It involves the use of plaque cards and outfit and scene changes on stage. I like this image because it shows a good example of what Brechtian Theatre is.

The video shows and tells you about Brechtian Theatre, what its like and its impact. I like it because it gives examples and explains things in more detail.