Paper Birds
- Created by: Gracie125
- Created on: 10-06-21 19:16
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- Paper Birds
- Paper Birds are a devising theatre company with a social and political agenda
- Their mission is to provoke change using the voices of everyday people
- This style is called Verbatim Theatre
- Their mission is to provoke change using the voices of everyday people
- Paper Birds use various techniques like:
- Brecht
- Non-Acting
- The use of Movement
- The use of Physicality
- Breaking the fourth wall
- Characters as Objects
- Physical Theatre
- Space Ambition Success
- Direct Adress
- Visual Imagery
- Naturalistic/ Heightened Verbatim
- Dot to Dot choreography
- One of the shows we have watched was called 'Thirsty'.
- This Show was based on the Nations Love affair with alcohol
- It incorporates peoples drunk confessions
- Personally i thought the show was very engaging and funny. I loved the way they used different physicalities throughout and incorporate the simple set of two toilet stalls in many different ways. What i also loved was the motif of the red pair of high heels to represent that one girl.
- This Show was based on the Nations Love affair with alcohol
- Paper Birds are a devising theatre company with a social and political agenda
- The Other show we watched was called 'Mobile'
- Mobile explores our sense of home, belonging, aspiration, and the reality of social mobility.
- I also loved how different the performance was because you'd think you couldn't do much with a caravan.
- Personally, I loved the way they used objects to represent different characters or their stories
- Mobile explores our sense of home, belonging, aspiration, and the reality of social mobility.
- My Own justified opinion on Paper Birds Work is that I liked one more than the other however, i still thought both was equally creative.
- I believe that their mission of provoking change is working.
- I also think they stand out because they are different and stories we wouldn't normally be expected to be told through a drama piece.
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