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our dance studio was intensely raked so we would practise all year on a massive hill. then when it came to competitions or recitals we would slay because it was nothing compared to what we were used to
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as an italian ex ballerina, this is so real. no matter how much experience i had with these kinda stages, i always used to be so scared to dance on them because of all the momentum you get by running up to the front. i was terrified i’d fall face flat on the stage and make a fool of myself lmao
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We used to test this by rolling down it like we were rolling down a hill 😅
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That’s actually how it used to be. The stages used to be tilted slightly upwards so that the audience could see, instead of having stands on the audience for the seating. That’s how the phrases upstage and downstage came into place. 😊
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I hated those stages- I understood the purpose, but as a dancer...
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The theatre terms "downstage" and "upstage come from theaters like this. It's so cool, I've always wanted to go to one.
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not only does it tilt the stage and make it easier for the audience to see, but it also creates a better field for the light crew. eliminating shadows on a straight stage means beaming light right ontop of the person on stage, whereas a slightly tilted one casts longer shadows that can be eliminated more easily with raised lights from the front. our old school in germany used to have a tikted stage light this and it madeit easier to look around and see the front rows.
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this video brought me a lot of nostalgia. i used to sing in the children's choir in the Rome opera house, but now i haven't been on that stage for several years. now i only see it from the public's perspective
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Oh my gosh! I played my first leading role in a musical (Man of La Mancha) on a raked stage ! It really just took a little getting used to. Later, in other shows, it presented more of a challenge when I had to wear high heels, but, again just a bit of practice and I was good to go.
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The theatre we use for recitals has a stage like this too. Once we had a shopping cart as a prop - boy, wasn't that fun
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Gives better view of the back row of dancers!
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Wow. I would just start crying .
Thinking of all those seats full.
The pressure. 😢
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I have learned this in stage design and crafting (play structures, and dances), the theatre varies depending on whether it is meant for a large audience or a smaller one. The shape of the theatre is important; the stage slopes slightly downward so that the audience can see it better, while the seating area is a bit flat but rises a bit. This design helps to enhance the audience's view, especially with the seating on the balcony. Additionally, the way light is reflected and how it is perceived are crucial elements in creating visual illusions. As we can see this theatre is for a big audience! Back in some early times they had theatre outside theatre didn't exist.. They had problems with many people not seeing acts or dances and had problems with drunk people so they raise their platform and slope it and of course that style worked while the seats stayed flat, and of course the classic seat slope where most theatres has seats from the stage sloping up and of course balconies which is another style that worked so there is various different stage designs.
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I’m an italia former pro dancer 🩰 and trust me: while I sleep sometimes I still dream of falling down with the orchestra doing my diagonal of chaines or pirouettes 🤦🏼
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Dancing on a hill sounds like the ultimate workout and a comedy show rolled into one
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This is just like the floor in my kitchen 😂
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This has to be where Andrea Bocelli and his daughter sang "Hallelujah" on their video, while mum watched from one of the boxes. Beautiful!
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The stage for Wicked is raked!!! I went to see it with my choir and we did a behind the scenes after, it’s super cool but apparently it gives the actors a lot of aches from standing on it 24/7, can’t blame them, that must be a killer leg workout!
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Was in a production on a stage with a 1:24 rake, where the 'village houses' part of the scenery was designed to be hung off scaffolding.
The scaffolders putting the poles together during the get-in had cylindrical iron bars to bash the locking clips into place and every so often, one would forget about the rake, drop his bar on the stage and then have to chase it before it rolled into the orchestra pit.
Was funny the first time; by the half-dozenth it was absolutely hysterical. 😂
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@almagazzaniga3293
1 year ago
It’s actually on purpose!! It’s why we call directions on the stage “upstage” and “downstage” - it’s so the audience can see better!
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