Theatre and Film

CULTURE: several meanings: 1) group of people sharing the same beliefs & attitudes 2) name for music, fine arts, literature, cinema, theatres, museums, concerts, films, fashion…
- cultural life: depends on interests and hobbies, place where we live
- Slovak theatre actors: Kroner, Cinkota, A. Gáborová, C. Kassai, D. Mórová, K. Olasová, E. Pavlíková, Z. Studenková
- film actors, funster ZABÁVAČ: J. Kroner, Dančiak, Horváth, Hryc, J. Kukura, M. Noga, M. Kramár, P. Marcin, R. Pomajbo, E. Bindas, D. Dangl, I. Gogál, L. Haverl…
- film kinds: comedy, thriller, science-fiction, romantic, historical, detective, horror, western, war film, soap operas, TV programmes, news…  With films is mostly by his introducing to public connected also the typical song, called soundtrack.
 
- cinemas: way to watch now films, popcorn, cola, disturbing in cinema, booking of tickets / no necessarily – decide and go, programs on net, admission (age rate), plagiarism (recording of films by camera in cinema and putting on internet)
 
FILM: people lazy to go to the cinema or theatre buy or borrow DVDs
- pros of film: no need to read book, spending of time, hobby, learning foreign languages, TV source of information
- cons of film: people read little or no more – film is more comfortable, differences between book and film, couch potato – no movement just watching TV, sex, drugs, alcohol, violence scenes watched by children, influence of film on bringing up of children, big influence on children, young people – idols, models – appearance, thin actresses…
- Slovak – world film production: Hollywood, Bollywood, blockbusters with the best actors and actresses, coming to SVK later
- good film: interesting dialogues, quality depends on actor performance, cooperation of all people working on film production – actors, director, produces, film crew, lighting, set, sound effects, scenery, character, roles, lead roles, plot, act, scene opening and closing, ending…
 
- theatres: actors present literal works, they learn dialogues and play scenes for audience – for example a drama, comedy, opera, musical, ballet. Theatregoers wear often their best clothes and dressed up come here to show them. They left their coats in cloakroom, are shown to their seats by an attendant or usher and during intermissions between acts they can get refreshments in the theatre bar. When the performance is over, the audience applauds and the cast may even get a standing ovation if people think the performance was especially brilliant. Theatre is not only the performance, also nice special costumes, making of new contacts, admiring of scenes as well as the theatre building (modern, historical: Shakespeare Globe)
-  pros of theatre: contact with actors live, more entertainment (improvisation), contact with people, cultural life
- cons of theatre: higher sophisticated society, being nice dressed (suit, trousers, dresses, skirts, f. ex. Ballet is boring… drama: tragedy, comedy – world wide known Shakespeare – Hamlet, Romeo and Juliet, Midsummer Night’s Dream, on his birthday (23.4) in Stratford-upon-Avon, Shakespeare's birthplace are performed his most famous works