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There were nine muses in Greek mythology -- the daughters of Mnemosyne, the goddess of memory. Three of these were particularly connected with theater: Melpomene, the muse of tragedy; Terpischore, the muse of dancing; and Thalia, the muse of comedy.

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задниот дел на сцената

Performing arts; Theatre

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Performing arts; Theatre

Stage direction. The action of leaving the stage.

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Performing arts; Theatre

See, Monologue. Soliloquy is passage of narrative spoken by a single actor in which his or her thoughts are revealed to the audience.

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Performing arts; Theatre

Stage direction: the front of the stage, or that portion of the stage closest to the audience.

звучни ефекти

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See, Noises Off. Sound effects were originally produced backstage by members of the crew. In modern theatre, this may still take place, but effects are more often produced through ...

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Performing arts; Theatre

See, Prologue. This is a summary speech, delivered at the end of the play, which explains or comments upon the action. Neither epilogues or prologues are used much in today's ...

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