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This page is a candidate for deletion.
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Reason: This page is a classic category error, mistaking a subject of study and a hobby for a visual aesthetic. The page attempts to define an aesthetic around the study of dramaturgy, but it lacks any verifiable sources that use the term "Theatre Academia" to describe a pre-existing, curated aesthetic. The visual motifs listed are generic objects and locations related to theatre (e.g., "theatres," "chandeliers"), not elements of a cohesive style. Furthermore, the page's "Activities" and "Inspirations" sections are disorganized content dumps that list a drama student's hobbies and famous plays, which is a form of original research.
Remember to check what links here and the page history before deletion.
Reason: This page is a classic category error, mistaking a subject of study and a hobby for a visual aesthetic. The page attempts to define an aesthetic around the study of dramaturgy, but it lacks any verifiable sources that use the term "Theatre Academia" to describe a pre-existing, curated aesthetic. The visual motifs listed are generic objects and locations related to theatre (e.g., "theatres," "chandeliers"), not elements of a cohesive style. Furthermore, the page's "Activities" and "Inspirations" sections are disorganized content dumps that list a drama student's hobbies and famous plays, which is a form of original research.
Theatre Academia is an academic aesthetic that revolves around studying dramaturgy.
Visuals[]
Locations[]
- Theatres
- Stages
- Backstages
Objects[]
- Chandeliers
- Playbills
- Stage curtains
- Neon theatre/cinema lights
- Costume and masquerade masks
- Scripts
- Sheet music
- Hollywood vanity mirrors
Effects[]
- Golden light
Inspirations[]
Written Works[]
Categorized by author.
- William Shakespeare:
- Hamlet
- Othello
- King Lear
- Macbeth
- A Midsummer Night's Dream
- Oscar Wilde:
- The Importance of Being Earnest
- Lady Windermere's Fan
- An Ideal Husband
- Sophocles:
- Antigone
- Oedipus Rex
- Nikolai Gogol:
- Dead Souls
- The Government Inspector
- Anton Chekhov:
- The Cherry Orchard
- A Marriage Proposal
- Phantom of the Opera by Gaston Leroux
- Eugene Onegin by Alexander Pushkin
- Pygmalion by George Bernard Shaw
- Master and Margarita by Mikhail Bulgakov
- The Crucible by Arthur Miller
Activities[]
theatre academia lookbook by @letterminded
- Reading
- Classics
- Play and musical scripts
- Acting
- Auditioning
- Practicing lines
- Rehearsing
- Performing
- Watching theatre performances
- DigitalTheatre
- BroadwayHD
- Designing costumes
- Sketching costumes
- Repurposing costumes
- Studying
- Analyzing plays
- Researching time periods
- Researching for costume design
- Taking notes during
- Writing
Fashion[]
It can, but doesn't inherently need to, have a dash of the Old Hollywood aesthetic. Some items are:[]
Spotify[]
Catchphrases[]
Catchphrases may Include:
- "Sorry, I have a rehearsal."
- "Break a leg!"
- "Don't touch my props."
- "IT'S HELL WEEK!"
Gallery[]
a guide to theatre academia by @letterminded