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Piscator was not concerned with a mere reenactment of history, but with the semantic effects that the given scenic montage had on the audience.
The lack of real invention, of any scenic colour, and of a perceptible programme reduced the effectiveness of what was a harmless enough entertainment.
The stage directions prescribe the movements and gestures of the actors and the scenic effects required during the performance.
Numerous areas with an agreeable climate, scenic vistas and a low cost-of-living nevertheless do not attract elder in-migrants in substantial numbers.
They explored the scenic territory with a desire to identify the sources of the life and the new objectives of theatre.
Scenic writing and écriture are open to influences from various old or emerging theatre movements.
Despite their flatness, scenic photographs provide cues for understanding in terms of our normal experience of viewing a landscape.
Thus, their feature makeup may show analogies to those acquired on the basis of scenic knowledge.
