What are the three styles of meetings? Describe each type. The styles of management include theatre-style meetings where we expect a significant number of people in the conference but do not have many interactions. The second one is the classroom-style meeting, where the meeting focuses on the speaker, but the attendants are allowed to take notes. The last one is on boardroom style, which are meetings for small groups, and the attendants gather around tables. What is a crowd management plan? Why is this important? Crowd management includes facilitating, employing, and moving the crowd in an event. The primary importance of crowd management is that it reduces the conflicts that might arise in a crowd through monitoring the behaviors of the spectators. What are expositions? Exposition is devices that are used in passing the background information about a particular event to the audience. What is the venue? What are some considerations of venues that event planners have to consider when choosing one? A venue refers to a particular area or position that an event is expected to take place, which…

Performance Response Performance Response: Stageworks Theatre in Tampa – Morning Side Feb. 7th- 23rd, 2020 My friends and I had the opportunity to attend the long-awaited Morning Side at Stageworks Theatre in Tampa on the 23rd February. The sharply and fine-tuned event gave us a detailed and humorous glimpse into the lives of what it means to consider people as friends but mostly family. The play provided heartfelt lessons and the fact that family matters most in life, an aspect that proved to be the core of the play, “mother of all baby showers.” My moment in the theatre was highlighted by different observations I made about the actors, lighting, and stage. Observations and Descriptions The design of the women was intricate such as to catch the attention of the audience at a single glace. The women were represented with the combination of eloquence and wit in how they spoke and addressed others with a touch of strength and softness. The producer presented a combination of the qualities of a quintessential woman who has grace and dignity, an aspect that was well…

Positive Facts about Wharton School of Business Wharton school of business is the world’s first business school that has been lightening the students for 135 years. It is the place where scholars, inventors, and visionaries take their first step. It was established in 1881 by an American entrepreneur Joseph Wharton at the University of Pennsylvania. If you are making up your mind to get enrolled in Wharton School of Business, this article will be helpful for you. Now let’s start with the positive facts. Positive Facts about Wharton School of Business: – The Best B-School theatre groups in the world: Some of the schools are only limited to the studies and work all the time. Students need extra circular activities to relax their mind. We all know that a healthy body keeps a healthy mind. It is a valid rule in Wharton School of Business. All the students enjoy their interest too. You can even watch the Wharton Follies on YouTube that is the proof that Wharton has hilarious spoofs. All of the students are trying to take up the…

19th Century Slavery in West Virginia Institutional Affiliation Tutor Date 19th Century Slavery in West Virginia       19th Century Slavery in West Virginia In his second inaugural address, Abraham Lincoln opined that slavery was the cause of the civil war. This statement is now widely agreed that slavery played a central role in the war (Woods, 2012). James McPherson asserted this fact by stating that tariffs, rights, or the principle of secession cannot sufficiently account for the war (McPherson, 2000 p. 13). However, the phenomenon of slavery does not rest solely on its causative effects, as has been demonstrated by the recent apparent overwhelming debate by scholars of American history. To this effect, Edward Ayers asserts that “Slavery and freedom remain the keys to understanding the war, but they are the place to begin our questions, not to end them.” (Ayers, 2005 p. 128). On February 3, 1881, a bill that allowed all eligible voters in the West Virginia state to be jurors was a major mark of the heights to which the emancipation had achieved. Traditionally, West…

political, economic, and legal systems that firms focusing global market will face Introduction Kuwait is a small emirate that is situated between Saudi Arabia and Iraq and is located in an area that is dry and has one of the most non-hospitable deserts globally. The country was a British protectorate for many years. In 1990, Kuwait experienced world attention when it was invaded by Iraqi forces who wanted to control it. The US, in collaboration within the United Nations, drove the invaders out of Kuwait, even though Iraq’s army retreated by looting the country and setting its oil wells of fire.  After the Persian Gulf War, Kuwait has significantly recovered from the impacts of the war. The country’s per capita income is one of the highest in the world. The popular culture of Kuwait is expressed in the form of radio, television soap opera, theatre, and music. As compared to other Persian Gulf Arab communities, Kuwait society is more open with its citizens more diverse, consisting of Persians and Arabs. The country is classified into six governorates, including Jahra, Al…

 The Glass Menagerie The end of scene 7 in Tennessee William’s play, The Glass Menagerie, is the logical culmination of the heady trip that is the life of characters Amanda, her daughter Laura, Her son Tom and his friend Jim. The scene skillfully brings to a climax the personal conflict that Laura is going through due to her shy personality and her partial physical disability. Simultaneously, it brings out the high hopes that Laura’s mother Amanda has in transitioning her daughter into a better life. At the same time, it brings out Tom’s apathy towards life and his inability to bring out the best from opportunities. Lastly, it highlights the optimistic outlook and infectious spirit that Jim has and where it is leading him. Firstly, the entire scene is set in candlelit darkness. William’s intention in doing this was probably to evoke a sense of stark reality, where no grey areas or compromises exist. In Amanda’s case, she faces the stark reality of having done her best to lure Jim into an intimate setting with Laura. It is now Laura’s…

Micca MB42 Micca MB42 Comes to us as a speaker that is perfect for any environment. The most striking part of it is its compactness. Being small, they are most suitable for small and relatively medium areas. The MB42’s cabinets are well designed and stylish. The enclosure is adequately vented in which the driver is fitted. Moreover, there is a grill that enhances the beauty of the speaker. The speakers are not overly shiny, but their simple texture is also an attraction that most people love. Looking at the price, it feels more beautiful. Its prominent features include a 4-inch carbon fiber woofer and a 0.75 inch silk dome tweeter, whose collaborations provide us with stunning sound and great bass. The speaker’s most important feature is its new crossover. The crossover is very useful, and the quality of the bookshelf speaker is enhanced due to this great feature. That also increased performance significantly. There is no doubt that crossover is the main hero of this speaker. With this crossover it is now possible to take maximum advantages from the capabilities…

Theatre in Education: Usefulness to Young People Do you know the theatre in education? Ever heard about it? Know its operation? A vast number of companies are currently using theatre in school as a manner of engaging, inspiring, and challenging children and youths regarding crucial aspects of life and various community health decisions. Conventionally, theatre in learning is a way that utilizes interactive theatre practices to enhance the educational processes.   For example, Belgrade Theatre is known to be the expert in the provision of free TIE (theatre in education) services among learning institutions in the year 1965 to 1996. The spread later influenced the movement noticed in the UK and across the world, which brought great inspiration among many people. Due to this, a significant number of children and youths were inspired hence making them look into challenging problems and issues influencing their lives. Through the combination of different theatres interactive events and multimedia, Gibber improvised an efficient TIE during 1997, which are age effective, accurate, legal, and accurately meet the audience’s expectations. Underpinned by the course mapping to…

Sleep Report Being after the winter break, on weekdays together with the children, we have to go to bed early because we have to wake up early for school. Hence, from Monday to Friday, the family has to be in bed by ten because we have to be up at five in the morning. On average, during weekdays, I sleep for at least 6-8 hours. On weekends I have to wake up to prepare breakfast for my husband, but I usually go back to sleep; hence I have some few extra hours for sleeping. On weekends, we usually go to beds early unless on special occasions where we stay out late. On average, I sleep 8-10 hours since there is no school. Sometimes I sleep in on weekends. Especially after the surgery since I need a lot of bed rest to recover from the surgical procedures. It was especially tough after the second surgery procedure. Sometimes I wake up during the night to use the restroom. The children all old enough to go to school by themselves and none wakes…

The Picture of Dorian Gray book review The author of the book ‘The Picture of Dorian Gray,’ Oscar Wilde, follows all the steps of the narrative structure in every chapter of his narrative hence masking th novel t be very credible. The novel is set during the nineteenth century in London, England . from the understanding of the story, the setting of the book is not based on fiction basis since the narration is of real-world place I,e London England. Besides, the author has attained credibility in his setting by use of the fact-based on the lives of Dorian i.e., by li9ving on the upper west side where he lived a wealthy, pleasure, and luxurious experience. The entire setting of this novel, therefore, holds greater importance based on narrative writing since, the place where Dorian is living, he can quickly move between the major parts of London i.e., both the frail and wealthy West End. While in the West End, especially at the district of super ritzy Mayfair, Dorian becomes capable of establishing his home through symphony hones, theatres, and…