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    The document discusses various theatrical forms that originated and are still practiced in the Philippines. It describes indigenous theater practices of early Filipinos and how Spanish colonizers introduced Christian plays. Some theatrical forms explained in detail are carillo, komedya, sarswela, senakulo and bodabil. The document also notes that while not as popular as before, Philippine theater is still alive through school and professional performances.

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    The document discusses various theatrical forms that originated and are still practiced in the Philippines. It describes indigenous theater practices of early Filipinos and how Spanish colonizers introduced Christian plays. Some theatrical forms explained in detail are carillo, komedya, sarswela, senakulo and bodabil. The document also notes that while not as popular as before, Philippine theater is still alive through school and professional performances.

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    Hello
    Grade 7 !
    I AM TEACHER
    ALYSSA D. CARANTO
    Bachelor of Physical Education Teaching Intern
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    Philippine
    Theatre
    Learning Objectives:
    At the end of the lesson, the learners should be able to:

    1. identify the festivals and theatrical forms celebrated all over the country
    throughout the year - A7EL-IVa-1

    2. research on the history of the festival and theatrical composition and its
    evolution, and describe how the townspeople participate and contribute to
    the event - A7EL-IVb-2

    3. analyze the uniqueness of each group’s performance of their selected


    festival or theatrical form - A7PR-IVh-2
    Analysis
    1. What is theater arts or stage play ?
    2. Did you try watching a stage play ?
    3. On what particular occasions do you
    usually witnessed stage play ?
    4. What are the different theatrical forms ?
    5. Are these theatrical forms still present
    today?
    Philippine
    Theatre
    The earliest form of theater,
    also known as indigenous theater
    in the Philippines, are manifested
    in the rituals, ceremonies, and
    songs of our early ancestors.
    The diwata of
    the Tagbanuas

    The bagani of Examples of


    mansakas indigenous theater

    The balitaw of
    the Cebuanos
    When the
    Spaniards arrived,
    they introduced
    Christian plays.
    Representative
    Theatrical Forms
    in the Philippines
    Carillo
    The carillo is a shadow play for
    entertainment and storytelling. It use,
    cardboard cutouts of figures that are
    placed between a light source, such as a
    lamp and a translucent screen that is
    often a piece of stretched fabric.
    Various Names in different places
    Titres Gagalo or Kikimut
    Ilocos Norte , Pampanga and Tarlac
    Pangasinan , Bataan ,
    Capiz and Negros.

    Titiri
    Carillo Zambales
    Manila ,Rizal , Batangas
    and Laguna.

    Aliala
    La Union
    Komedya
     The komedya is one of the earliest
    examples of the stage play in the
    country.
     It features choreograph fights called
    batalla and mixes some special effects
    called magia to create the illusion of
    magic.
    Two types of
    komedya
    Secular Komedya

    Moro-moro
    Religious Komedya
     also called Komedya de Santo centers on
    the life of Christ or of any saint.
    Senakulo
    Sarswela
    Sarswela
     Sarswela is considered the Father of
    Drama.
     It began around 1878 to 1979 in the
    form of the Spanish zarzuela.
     It peaked around the 1900s up to the
    1940s.
    Bodabil
     Theater in the Philippines is still alive,
    though not as popular as before
     Stage plays are still performed in
    schools and by professional theater
    groups like the Philippine Educational
    Theater Association (PETA) .
    Representative
    Theatrical Forms
    in the Philippines
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    Carillo
    Sarswela
    Bodabil
    Komedya
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    Thank
    You
    Grade 7 !
    I AM TEACHER
    ALYSSA D. CARANTO
    Bachelor of Physical Education Teaching Intern
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    the left part to reveal the
    question.
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    click the “Click to move”
    button at the bottom left
    corner to move the pirate.
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    treasure chest, click the
    treasure chest to reveal
    what’s inside.

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