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1. www.catholicworldreport.com › 2014/07/25 › the-dramaThe Drama of Faith: The Church and the Stage – Catholic World ...

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   Jul 25, 2014 · One vital likeness between drama and faith is—faith. The theatre asks us for a willing suspension of disbelief—in other words, an act of faith. That’s not exceptional.

2. www.tandfonline.com › doi › fullReligion, theatre, and performance: acts of faith: Studies in ...

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   Jan 30, 2014 · This is an evangelical book at first glance. Its evangelism however is not directed towards the conversion of readers to a particular religion, but rather it is a call to study acts of faith. As bo...

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4. www.onstageblog.com › reviews › 2020/11/18Review: 'acts of faith' at Factory Theatre — OnStage Blog

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   Nov 18, 2020 · Yes, even though all shows are streamed, artist Natasha Mumba will perform live for all remaining performances of ‘acts of faith’. Photo of Natasha Mumba by Dahlia Katz. ‘acts of faith’ runs November 19, 20, 21, 26, 27 and 28 at 7:30 pm.

5. www.proquest.com › scholarly-journals › religionRELIGION, THEATRE, AND PERFORMANCE: ACTS OF FAITH

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   Scholars invested in the interdiscipline of reli- gious and performance studies have begun to re- alize the important influences of belief and praxis on both the world stage and the theatrical stage, and the much-anticipated publication of Religion, Theatre, and Performance: Acts of Faith is at the van- guard of a rapidly growing body of work.

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   This chapter explores the history of the theatre and drama and its varying relationships with religious belief. It begins in the ancient world where the term ‘liturgy’ had its origins and where one such liturgical act was the staging of drama.

7. performancematters-thejournal.com › index › pmIntroduction: Performing Religion

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   Lance Gharavi’s edited collection Religion, Theatre, and Performance: Acts of Faith, featuring an impressive list of contributors, appeared in 2012, issuing a clear call for degree programs in theatre and performance studies “to take religion and spirituality into account” (2012a, 5).

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   Did Judaism have a drama?

   • It did, with humans dressed in masks and costumes, what other cultures did via other forms of pictorial representation such as statues or painting. In contrast, Old Testament Judaism never developed a drama, probably in part because of the prohibition against images found in the second commandment.

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   Did pictures talk in theatre?

   • In theatre, the pictures could talk. So talk they did, particularly in the medieval mystery cycles, where the Old Testament stories of Creation, the Flood, and the sacrifice of Isaac were acted out, as well as allegorical morality plays like Everyman.

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   Why is Greek Theatre important?

   • Greek theatre arose from Greek religious festivals and was concerned, to a huge degree, with the portrayal of various tales from Greek mythology in celebration of their gods and heroes. It did, with humans dressed in masks and costumes, what other cultures did via other forms of pictorial representation such as statues or painting.

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   Why was Theatre important in the Middle Ages?

   • By the Middle Ages, the Christian culture had reconciled itself to the theatrical form, adopting and transforming it—just as it did many other pagan practices—as a way of proclaiming the gospel to an illiterate audience. As with stained glass windows, a populace that couldn’t read could still look at pictures. In theatre, the pictures could talk.

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9. www.brainyquote.com › quotes › harvey_fierstein_593276Theater is my temple and my religion and my act of faith ...

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   Theater is my temple and my religion and my act of faith. Strangers sit in a room together and believe together. Harvey Fierstein