Ход урока
I. Организационный момент.
- Good afternoon, my dear boys and girls. (Good afternoon)
- I`m glad to see you here. (We are glad to see you, too.)
- And now it’s time to start our lesson.
Today at our lesson we will continue to speak about theatres
You know that theatre is mean of cultural education of people. At the end of the lesson I want you to tell me how theatre influences on our mind, what do theatre for us?
II Речевая разминка.
As you know a lot of words are connected with our topic. Try to remember them. I’ll describe the word and you must guess what it is.
Someone who acts in plays actor
A loud sound made by people if they like the performance applause
A person who stages a play dramatist
A perform on the stage act
A kind of play with the sad end drama
Place where a performance takes place the stage
The raised part of the ground floor (the pit)
The seats on the ground floor, is a place with rows of seats before the stage (the stalls)
The seats in the first floor (the balcony)
A place where people buy tickets box-office
Something actors and actresses put on their faces to change their appearances Make-up
Someone who stands in front of a group of musicians or singers and directs their playing or singing. A conductor
People who take part in a particular show A cast
A person who is fond of going to the theatre theatre-goer
Now let’s go to the theatre.
Theatre is the magic world. There are many theatres all over the world.
There are a lot of people who becomes theatre-goers.
Why do they go to the theatre?
They go to the theatre..
either to see the play or to listen to an opera.
see ballet
enjoy actors playing
feel the magic of music
for pleasure
But it is still very difficult to buy tickets for really good performances. Moreover the tickets are usually very expensive.
Where do we buy tickets?
Usually we buy tickets to the performance ...
in the box-office in advance
at the theatre agency
right before it
Usually people buy tickets beforehand at the box-offices of the theatres.
They can also get tickets in one of the on-line agencies. Most theatres have their own Internet sites where one can book tickets if they are available
Now you have bought the ticket. You pass through the entrance hall and go to the cloak-room, where you can leave your clothes and things and borrow opera glasses.
What can the audience do at the theatre?
The audience at the theatre...
seats for a play
leaves their clothes in the cloakroom
buys a programme
prepares opera glasses
watches the performance
applauds the actors
Then you go to the hall. There are rows (ряды) of seats there.
- Look at the seating plan of the Theatre and name all parts of the auditorium.
Учащиеся называют части зрительного зала.
the pit, the dress-circles, the boxes and the gallery. the Stalls The balconies
A theatre consists of two parts: the stage and the hall. They are separated by a curtain and the orchestra. Actors and actresses perform on the stage.
You can see the Stalls — партер near the stage.
There are boxes (ложа) on both sides of the Stalls (партер).
Behind the stalls you can see The pit — амфитеатр.
A dress-circle (бельэтаж ) is higher than the pit (партер).
The balconies are higher than the dress-circle (бельэтаж).
What are the most expensive tickets and the cheapest ones?
best?
The most expensive seats are in the stalls, boxes and dress-circle. The seats in the balcony, pit and the upper circle are less expensive, they are cheap.
The best seats are in the boxes.
In old times they were occupied by aristocracy. Aristocratic families used to book boxes for a season or even a year.
People take their seats, what happened before the performance?
Before the performance...
the lights go down
the musicians tune up
the curtain rises
When the curtains (занавес) rise, we see a nice scenery (декорация) and the spectators begin to applaud.
видеоролик о Большом театре
We are speaking about theatre. In every country theatre has its own history, traditions and peculiarities. There are a lot of theatres in Russia but the most famous is the Bolshoi Theatre. What do you know about it?
The Bolshoi Theatre was designed by Joseph Bovet.
It is one of the oldest and biggest theatres in Russia.
The first building of the Bolshoi Theatre was built in 1776.
It is situated in the centre of Moscow. It’s in Theatre Square. This is a beautiful building with columns and the interior is brightly decorated. There is a fountain in front of it.
The modern building of the theatre was opened on 18 January, 1825 as the Bolshoi Petrovsky Theatre.
You have a card. Now let’s put in the missing words in the right form. There are two extra words.
Dance comedy opera drama sing dancer ballet singer
The first building of the Bolshoi Theatre was built in 1776. The modern building of the theatre was created by the architect O. Bovet in 1825. In the theatre and of M. Glinka, A. Dargomyzhsky, P. Tchaikovsky are performed. In the theatre famous Russian I. Kozlovsky, E. Obraztsova, A. Pirogov . The most outstanding G. Ulanova, M. Plisetskaya, V. Vasiliev, M. Liepa .
(1 operas 2 ballets 3 singers 4 sang 5 dancers 6 danced)
Theatre has been known since early times. Let’s read the text and learn when did theatre appear in England. (read) ex. 3 p.70 reader
Answer my questions, please.
Who built the first permanent theatre in London?
Who was the first leading actor in England? What roles did he play?
Who is the author of the plays in which Richard Burbage performed?
Who played women’s roles in the plays at that time?
How were the plays kept? Why?
OK, let’s do ex. 7.
Theatres of that time were different from modern theatres. Look at the pictures and read the description of the Swan theatre. What are the main features of an Elizabethan theatre?
English theatres are connected with the name of a famous playwright Shakespeare. He was the greatest and the best interpreter of human nature. The best theatre in England is “the Globe” theatre by Shakespeare.
The Globe (video)
Tasks
Подведение итогов
I think you’d agree with me if I said that theatre is a wonderful kind of art.
tell me how theatre influences on our mind.
Theatre educates us, influences our way of life, helps us to solve problems, to find answers to a lot of questions. Theatre carries us away from real life into the world of imagination. But theatre entertains us; it is a place where we can have a good rest. We can enjoy ourselves listening to good music, splendid voices, and seeing the excellent acting of the performers.
“My Fair Lady” is based on G.B. Show’s 1916 play “Pygmalion” and tells the story of Eliza Doolittle, the Cockney flowerseller chosen from the streets by a professor of linguistics and transformed into a lady.
You have two masks on the desks: a sad and a happy one. Which mask reflects your mood in the end of lessons? Show me your mood.
Thank you for your work. Your homework…your marks are…
They go to the theatre | either to see the play or to listen to an opera. see ballet enjoy actors playing feel the magic of music for pleasure |
Usually we buy tickets to the performance | in the box-office in advance at the theatre agency right before it |
The audience at the theatre | seats for a play leaves their clothes in the cloakroom buys a programme prepares opera glasses watches the performance applauds the actors |
parts of the auditorium | the pit, the dress-circles, the boxes and the gallery. the Stalls The balconies |
The most expensive seats are | in the stalls, boxes and dress-circle. |
less expensive are | The seats in the balcony, pit and the upper circle |
The best seats are | in the boxes. |
Before the performance... | the lights go down the musicians tune up the curtain rises |
Now let’s put in the missing words in the right form. There are two extra words.
Dance comedy opera drama sing dancer ballet singer
The first building of the Bolshoi Theatre was built in 1776. The modern building of the theatre was created by the architect O. Bovet in 1825. In the theatre (1) and (2) of M. Glinka, A. Dargomyzhsky, P. Tchaikovsky are performed. In the theatre famous Russian (3 ) I. Kozlovsky, E. Obraztsova, A. Pirogov (4) . The most outstanding (5) G. Ulanova, M. Plisetskaya, V. Vasiliev, M. Liepa (6) .
The Globe Theatre was built in | The Globe was a | There is | The Globe was | The Globe burned down in | The stage had | Theatres were not allowed by |
1599 | round building | a roof | in London | 1599 | two trapdoors | Puritans |
1613 | rectangular building | no roof | not in London | 1613 | four trapdoors | the Queen |
— Hello Ann! How are you? | — Привет, Энн! Как дела? |
— I’m fine thanks. And you? | — Хорошо. А у тебя? |
— I’m okay. Listen, I have two tickets to the theater for tomorrow evening. I would like to invite you to go with me. | — Нормально. Слушай, у меня есть два билета в театр на завтра. Я бы хотел тебя пригласить. |
— Oh I love theaters! But what play exactly is that? | — О, обожаю театры! А на какой именно спектакль? |
— “Pygmalion” by Bernard Shaw. | — «Пигмалион» Бернарда Шоу. |
— Sounds interesting! I’d love to come. | — Интересно! С удовольствием пойду. |
— Good afternoon, sir! Two tickets for “The Swan Lake”, please. | — Добрый день, сэр! Два билета на «Лебединое озеро», пожалуйста. |
— Balcony or orchestra? | — Балкон или партер? |
— How much is it for the orchestra tickets? | — А сколько стоят билеты в партер? |
— 49 pounds each. | — 49 фунтов каждый. |
— Then for the orchestra, please. | — Тогда в партер, пожалуйста. |
— Excuse me, sir! I think you accidentally took my place. | — Извините, сэр! Я думаю, вы случайно заняли мое место. |
— Is this the 4th row? Seat 9? | — Это четвертый ряд? 9 кресло? |
— Yes, it’s seat 9 but the wrong row. This is the 5th one. | — Да, это 9 кресло, но другой ряд. Это 5 ряд. |
— So sorry! | — Извините! |
— Don’t worry, it can happen to anyone. | — Не волнуйтесь, со всеми бывает. |
The Globe Theatre was built in | The Globe was a | There is | The Globe was | The Globe burned down in | The stage had | Theatres were not allowed by |
1599 | round building | a roof | in London | 1599 | two trapdoors | Puritans |
1613 | rectangular building | no roof | not in London | 1613 | four trapdoors | the Queen |