University:
San Diego State University
Course:
Dance 181 | Introduction to Dance
Academic year:

2023
Views:

494

Pages:

2
Author:

Kristin K.

Props, Places, and Physical Theatre 2000s Present -cmononal, Storytelling, in Spanish. -named people limenigrarsts and home courstres seemed like there was a sense of grief but also pride -All in spanish subtitles shows the importance of keeping The language -Why would they go all the nay to Amarillo? North Texas, very far. •Props water jugs mentioned dehydration + lots of people have died trying to cross the border Sand to represent location of desert/dryness - wan represents journey he keeps trying to run up the wall, and was vied as a projector screen The old man -mysterious, maybe had magical quarties, also can represent the audience be he's a bystander Researon Ab Amarillo, The town, population Unity, separation, goals, dreams, hopes, Elizabeth Streb (1950-) Streb Extreme Action company likes to vse the sound of bodies April 14, 2022 Intersectionality video - a woman's case that she brought to court was dismissed because the manufacturing plant Wired African Americans + nomen. However, They only hired A A men and white nomen. The intersection Of hor Two identities intersectionality: mu Hiple identitles & how they overlap/connect Countdown Beyonce definite similarities •Deifying re-living/ similar body movement April 19 curtural Teachings words, customs, mannerisms -Stomping to the beett, mostly stay we die rever pulan Tangen Stepping & Latin college culture Reality TV reality dance polices gender medical definition of disability having a defear or a problem Jocial definition of disability disabled by barriers in savety Bringing the Axle Forward Disability Arts vanessa crut -uses her maker as a prop land is a part of the prece Floorwork Sunny Taylor & Judith Butler -SF is accessible "because there's more physical access more social acceptance harder for her to get coffee without judgement gender + disability are connected human as a sight of dependancy