Performing
arts
Cafod
Rafael Luneta l Ella De Guzman
Contents of the Report
•Performing Arts
•Types of Performing Arts
• History of Performing Arts
• Elements ot Performing Arts
• Philippine's Performing Arts
• Notable Figures in Philippine's PA
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insights?
Les Misérables: The
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What are your observations?
What have you learnt?
How did the characters convey
thier emotions?
Definition:
Performing arts are arts such as music,
dance, and drama which are performed for
an audience. It is an "Artworks" that are
created through actions performed by the
artist or other participants, which may be live
or recorded, spontaneous or scripted.
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Purpose
Performing Arts allows people to develop
creative passions, they simultaneously teach
individuals the language and communication
skills, helping them to communicate effectively
with others with confidence. Performing Arts are
all about self expression, exploring alternative
options and embracing individuality.
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Perks of;
Interacting with Performing Arts
• Self-Awareness
• Being open and receptive to criticism
• Teamwork
• Time management
• Dealing with all types of different people
• Confidence and Public speaking skills
• Being realistic
• Becoming adaptive with good Problem
solving skills
Types
Different kinds of Performing Arts
The word theater comes from the Greeks. It means the seeing
place and performance. It is the place people come to see the
truth about life and the social situation. The theater is a spiritual
and social x-ray of its time
Dance
Dance is the art of movement of
the body, usually rhythmically and
to music, using prescribed or
improvised steps and gestures. In
dance we have classical dance,
modern dance, expressive dance
Folk and Tribal dance.
Music
Music is an art form whose medium is sound. In
performance arts in music we have musicals,
classical, folk and pop music as well as the well
known music videos in this generation.
Opera
Opera is an art form in which singers and
musicians perform a dramatic work combining
text and musical score, usually in a theatrical
setting. Drama and theatre plays also included in
this area.
Mime
A mime artist is someone who
uses mime as a theatrical medium
as a performance art, involving
miming, or the acting out a story
through body emotions, without
use of speech.
Puppetry
Puppetry is a art form of theater or performance
that involves the manipulation of puppets.
Burra Katha
"Lucille Caravan Eats"
Lucille Caravan (2020)
Burra Katha, also spelled Burrakatha, is an oral
storytelling technique in the Jangam Katha
tradition, performed in villages of Andhra Pradesh.
The troupe consists of one main performer and two
co-performers. It is a narrative entertainment that
consists of prayers, solo drama, dance, songs,
poems and jokes. The topic will be either a Hindu or
mythological story or contemporary social issues.
Ventriloquism
"Lucille Caravan Eats"
Lucille Caravan (2020)
Is an act of stagecraft in which a
person changes his or her voice
so that it appears that the voice is
coming from elsewhere, usually a
puppeteer ed dummy.
History of
performing
Arts
The perfection is not so much in the performance as
in the journey towards it. This is the joy. You must
burn!
Where does
it begins?
The terms ‘performance’ and ‘performance art’
only became widely used in the 1970s
Throughout the twentieth century performance
was often seen as a non-traditional way of
making art. Live-ness, physical movement and
impermanence offered artists alternatives to
the static permanence of painting and
sculpture.
In the post-war period performance became
aligned with conceptual art, because of its often
immaterial nature.
Where does
it begins?
Now an accepted part of the visual art world, the
term has since been used to also describe film,
video, photographic and installation-based
artworks through which the actions of artists,
performers or the audience are conveyed.
More recently, performance has been
understood as a way of engaging directly with
social reality, the specifics of space and the
politics of identity. It is a set of questions and
concerns about how art relates to people and
the wider social world
Elements
of
performing
arts
What makes Performing Arts so
much exciting to watch
Time
Refers to the movement of performer through time,
and specifically within relationship to the music,
tempo, meter, or rhythm. Force refers to the energy,
dynamism, and intensity of each movement.
Space
Refers to the movement of the dancers through
physical space, including both horizontal and vertical
directionality.
Performance
in medium
It is the style, the art and on how you're going to express your
performance with creativity and passion. The body's becomes the
instruments through which the art is created. The quality of this art,
therefore, necessarily depends on the physical qualities and skills
that the performer possess.
Connection
It is the relationship and deep connection of the performer to the
audience. When we share our art, it offers people a glimpse into the
richness and depth that lie beneath the professional exterior — not
just the creativity and talent, but also the sensitivity, vulnerability
and very human side of the performance.
Philippines'
performing
Arts
Acting is behaving truthfully under imaginary
circumstances - Sanford Meisner
Considered the highest point of
Filipino folk literature, and
dates back to the pre-colonial
Poetry period. These epics, usually of
EPICS, SPOKEN, ACTS
romance or adventure, are
commonly presented during
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weddings, baptisms, and wakes.
A poetic debate presented through
song and dance, which originated
from indigenous courtship customs.
Duplo Poets used proverbs and riddles to
present their suit to the woman of
BALAGTASAN
their choice. This ultimately evolved
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and started to be called the
balagtasan.
Moro-moro - the most popular
types of theater in the
Moro-moro Philippines it was originally
called the "Moros y Cristianos,"
or Commonly called moro-moro,
it is a street drama that usually
lasted for several days, and
presented both secular themes
like love and vengeance, and
the Spanish-influenced religious
theme of the conflict between
Christians and Moors.
From religious custom is the
Senakulo senakulo or Passion Play. This
is the dramatization of the life
RELIGIOUS PERFORMANCE
and death of Jesus Christ and
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is usually presented as a
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Lenten season.
Folk Dance
CULTURAL AND TRADITIONAL
Throughout its 7000 islands,
DANCE
the Philippines has a diverse
collection of folk dances.
Some of the most popular folk
dances are the Singkil, the
Itik-Itik, and the Tinikling.
Bodabil featured a variety of
Bodabil musical numbers, comedic
VARIETY OF PERFORMANCE
and dramatic skits, and song
and dance numbers. Popular
Filipino performers such as
Dolphy, Anita Linda, and
sarsuwela legend Atang de
la Rama got their start in
bodabil.
The sarsuwela is a type of
melodrama, usually in three acts, that
Zarzuela uses alternately spoken and sung
words. It was the Spanish influence
RELIGIOUS PERFORMANCE
that started the sarsuwela, but it was
also this colonization that led
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Notable
Figures
IN PHILIPPINES' PERFORMING ARTS
Philippine Performing Arts Groups. Cultural
Center of the Philippines
A.G.H.A.M THEATER COMPANY (ATC)
ANGKING GALING AT HUSAY SA ARTE AT MUSIKA.
ANINO SHADOWPLAY COLLECTIVE
ANTIPARA COLLECTIVE
Dexter Santos
Critically Acclaimed
Director who
directed
"Ang Huling El
Bimbo: The Musical"
"Art doesn’t give rise to
anything in us that isn’t
already there. It simply
stirs our curious
consciousness and
sparks a fire that
illuminates who we have
always wanted to be."
Kamand Kojouri
Thank you for
listening!
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@Performingarts
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