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    The document discusses different forms of Philippine theater. It describes Komedya as plays written in verse that were used by Spanish to spread Christianity. There are two types - secular Komedya that portray clashes between Christians and Muslims, and religious Komedya that focus on religious icons. It also describes Sarswela as a type of melodrama using spoken and sung words, and Bodabil as variety shows that became popular during Japanese occupation and incorporated American and Filipino elements. The document provides activities to test understanding of these different theatrical forms.

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    The document discusses different forms of Philippine theater. It describes Komedya as plays written in verse that were used by Spanish to spread Christianity. There are two types - secular Komedya that portray clashes between Christians and Muslims, and religious Komedya that focus on religious icons. It also describes Sarswela as a type of melodrama using spoken and sung words, and Bodabil as variety shows that became popular during Japanese occupation and incorporated American and Filipino elements. The document provides activities to test understanding of these different theatrical forms.

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    The document discusses different forms of Philippine theater. It describes Komedya as plays written in verse that were used by Spanish to spread Christianity. There are two types - secular Komedya that portray clashes between Christians and Muslims, and religious Komedya that focus on religious icons. It also describes Sarswela as a type of melodrama using spoken and sung words, and Bodabil as variety shows that became popular during Japanese occupation and incorporated American and Filipino elements. The document provides activities to test understanding of these different theatrical forms.

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    MAPEH

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    The document discusses different forms of Philippine theater. It describes Komedya as plays written in verse that were used by Spanish to spread Christianity. There are two types - secular Komedya that portray clashes between Christians and Muslims, and religious Komedya that focus on religious icons. It also describes Sarswela as a type of melodrama using spoken and sung words, and Bodabil as variety shows that became popular during Japanese occupation and incorporated American and Filipino elements. The document provides activities to test understanding of these different theatrical forms.

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    MAPEH

    GROUP 1-BENEVOLENCE
    S-W-A-G TEAM/GROUP

    LEADER: Gulay, Rechell Ann Gasataya

    MEMBERS:
    Botor, Jasper Bonifacio
    Maestre, Josh Wayne
    Dominguez, Leitrice Alvarado
    Lorence, Muello
    Baculinao, Michael Delatina
    Recillo, Vince Dhylan
    Gubantes, Zed Kratos Junsay

    Good Afternoon Ma’am Antonio and Good


    Afternoon Classmates, I’m sad to say that of my
    members absent today .

    Good Afternoon Ma’am Antonio and Good


    Afternoon Classmates, I’m Happy to say that all of
    my Members are Present today.
    Good afternoon everyone..Today is May 26, 2022..2:15 pm.
    For attendance may I call in grp.1, grp 2, grp, 3 secretary..
    Our Topic that we discuss last time is all about
    Philippine Theatrical Forms

    Komedya
    1. Secular Komedya
    2. Religious Komedya
    Sarswela
    Bodabil

    Theatre is a collaborative art form which brings


    all together as one. Performers may
    communicate this experience to the audience
    through combinations of gesture, speech,
    song, music, and dance.
    The Philippine theater plays a significant role on
    upholding Filipino culture and tradition. It
    showcases the magnificence and
    talent Filipinos have. Moreover, it seeks out to
    amuse people and as well as conveys knowledge
    through telling a story in an artistic manner.

    PHILIPPINE THEATER
    Philippine theater plays an important role on
    promoting Filipino culture and heritage. It
    showcases the beauty and talent Filipinos have.
    Furthermore, it seeks to entertain people and as
    well as imparts knowledge through telling a story
    in a creative way. Below are some classic
    theatrical performances in Philippine theater.

    Komedya

    Komedya comes from 16 th century Spanish


    comedia (play). It is a play written in verse which
    uses traditional methods of the marcha for
    entrance or exit, batalla (choreographed fighting)
    and magia (magical effects). It is one of the
    theatrical traditions in the Philippines used by the
    Spanish as a method to spread Christianity. This
    theatrical form describes the conflicts of
    Christians and Muslims.

    Two Types of Komedya

    3. Secular Komedya
    4. Religious Komedya

    Secular Komedya
    Usually performed in town celebrations. An
    example of this is the Moro-moro that is
    popularized in 1600. It uses stories that revolve
    around kings, queens, princesses, prince,
    animals, and supernatural beings. Most of the
    time it portrays the clash between Christians
    and Muslims.

    Religious Komedya
    Mostly performed to enhance religious festivities.
    It focuses on the life of religious icons (Jesus
    Christ, St. Michael etc.) Examples are Siete
    Palabras, Senakulo, etc.

    Sarswela
    The Sarswela is a type of melodrama, usually in
    three acts, that uses alternately spoken and
    sung words. It was the Spanish influence that
    started the sarswela, but it was also this
    colonization that led Filipinos to incorporate
    nationalistic overtones in the art. Walang Sugat is
    one of the most famous sarswela in the country.

    Bodabil
    Another stage show that became popular during
    the Japanese period based on the French
    vaudeville. These were called stage show during
    Japanese occupation and later a variety show.
    This form of theater was an American import in
    the pre-war era but became uniquely Filipino with
    the indigenization of the name. Like its American
    counterpart, bodabil featured a variety of
    musical numbers, comedic and dramatic skits,
    and song and dance numbers.

    Activity 1: Identification
    Identify what is being asked for. Choose the correct answer
    inside the box.

    Religious Komedya 1. Mostly performed to enhance


    religious festivities.
    Bodabil 2. These were called stage show during Japanese
    occupation and later a variety show.

    Sarswela 3. A type of melodrama, usually in three acts,


    that uses alternately spoken and sung words.

    Secular Komedya 4. Most of the time it portrays the


    clash between Christians and Muslims.

    Komedya 5. It is a play written in verse which uses


    traditional methods of the marcha for entrance or exit,
    batalla.

    Activity 2: Identify the pictures below.

    1. Komedya
    2. Sarswela
    3. Secular Komedya
    4. Religious Komedya

    The Lesson that we will discuss today is all about


    Philippine Festivals (Religious Festivals)

    1. Pahiyas
    2. Dinagyang
    3. Sinulog
    4. Ati-Atihan
    5. Santacruzan

    RELIGIOUS FESTIVAL
    -An event celebrated for thanking or praising a
    saint or patron.

    -A religious festival is a time of special importance


    marked by adherents to that religion. Religious
    festivals are commonly celebrated on recurring
    cycles in a calendar year or lunar calendar.

    Philippine Festivals
    Festival are delightful events for Filipinos, since
    we are art-loving and fun-loving people. Our life
    is surrounding by festivities and celebrations;
    through it we express our thanksgiving and
    celebration of blessing from God. We celebrate
    almost every aspect of our lives- from birthday
    celebrations to death anniversaries.

    Language of Art

    1. Festival- is a community event celebrating


    unique aspects of that community and its
    traditions, often serving to meet specific
    religious purposes.

    2. Enthusiasm- intense and eager enjoyment,


    interest or approval.

    3. Fertility- Is the natural capability to produce


    an offspring.
    4. Theatre- Is a collaborative form of fine art that
    uses live performers to present the
    experience of a real or imagined event before a
    live audience in specific place.

    5. Dance Drama- Is conveyed by dance movement


    sometimes accompanied by dialogue.

    6. Spectacle- is a visually striking performance or


    display, or an event or scene regarded in
    terms of its visual impact.

    7. Proportion- Is the agreeable or harmonious


    relation of parts within a whole.

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