The process of creating roles and characters in dramatic context. The branch of philosophy that deals with theories of art and beauty. The perspective of a member of the audience in relation to a performance.
Aesthetic distance permits objective response even in the face of subjective experiences.
Those characteristics of a work that place it somewhere on the scale of beautiful to ugly. Artistic Discipline Adherence to beliefs, values, and behaviors deemed accepted in the artistic field. Audience One or more persons who observe actors in a scene or play in a classroom or a theatre. In theatre education, audience is sometimes loosely used to mean the reflective performer as well as classmates, other students, faulty, or the public. Character A person, animal, or entity in a story, scene, or play with specific distinguishing physical, mental, and attitudinal attributes.