to come and be entertained by the actors after work after all there had no TVs in those day's so they had to entertain them self's and then they would boo and cheer at the different charaictictors as they come up the stage eg.hero,villins and so on
No. A musical has songs and music. A melodrama doesn't. Melodrama has changed over time in that it now doesn't have music but it did at around the 1900's.
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Posh people who had a lot of money usually watched Melodrama.
Melodrama is influenced by many people ordinary people like as. it was first introduced to the world in 19th century.
The class that went to watch the melodrama was the drama club. They attended a performance to enhance their understanding of theatrical techniques and storytelling. The experience provided them with insights into character development and stagecraft, enriching their appreciation for the genre.
I think the the rich people sat up in the top of the melodrama theatre where the view would be the best.
The villain poses a threat to people :) :p
Melodrama was invented because many people at the time were illiterate. The big gestures and little talking involved in melodrama meant they were able to understand the play and have fun without getting confused. Hope this helps :)
The villain poses a threat to people :) :p
what does music have to do with melodrama
Melodrama was developed in the 18th century
No it is not a melodrama, it is a comedy show.
Australian Melodrama was created in 1994.
Melodrama is a form of dramatic rendition that grossly exaggerates the characters and events within the play or movie. It lost its appeal, it seems, with the advent of television and the increase in nightly news, commentary on world events, and other such shows. However, people do still enjoy a bit of melodrama every now and then; Sweeny Todd, for example, is a melodrama that did pretty well in the box office.