Learning objectives(s) that
this lesson is contributing to
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1.to
give more information about
theatres;
2.to
develop pupils’ reading and speaking
habits;
3.to
bring up the pupils to the
patriotism.
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Presentation
5
min.
Practice
Production
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1.Reading the text
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Theatres in
Kazakhstan.
Kazakh theatre has its roots
in traditional festivities and song contests. The art of improvised
declamation of poems, verses and songs was widespread both among
the common people and the upper classes, and was continually
cultivated and refined. The artists who entertained the people at
festivals, family parties and markets with their witty performances
were called kit or shanshar. Theatre came to Kazakhstan as an independent art form
along with the Russians. Drama theatres were started up in
Orenburg, Omsk and Uralsk, followed later by Tatar travelling
theatres. Societies of theatre lovers were established within the
Kazakh intelligentsia from 1910 on, celebrating ethnographic
musical evenings with performances including short satirical
pieces.The first performance of a Kazakh play is generally believed
to have been the premiere of Mukhtar Auezov's Enlik-Kebek,
performed in 1917 near Semipalatinsk. Auezov had scrupulously
prepared the performance as a wedding gift for one of his
relatives. The performance took place in two yurts, joined together
and fitted out as a theatre. The first Kazakh drama theatre was
established in Kyzylorda, then the capital, in the 1926. In 1929,
the company moved to the new capital Almaty. In the 1930s, the
first actors graduated from the newly established re school in
Almaty, which had attracted graduates from Moscow and Leningrad as
teachers. The actors performed Shakespeare and Gogol, and works by
a growing number of Kazakh playwrights as well. Auezov played a
leading role in this. The evacuation to Kazakhstan of some of the
brightest lights of Soviet theatre during World War II also served
to promote the development of theatre in
Kazakhstan.
2.After reading group will ask
questions to each other about theatres.
3.Complete the
diagram
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What I
know
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What I want to
know?
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What I have
learned
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Read the information and make
a poster.
Theatres in
Almaty
Abai Kazakh State Opera
and Ballet Theatre Auezov Kazakh State Drama
Theatre Lermontov Russian Drama
Theatre German Drama
Theatre Korean State Musical Comedy
Theatre Uigur State Musical
Theatre Art &Shock
Theatre Musrepov State Theatre for
Children Sats Russian State Theatre for
Children
Theatres in
Astana
Baisseitova National
Opera and Ballet Theatre
Kazakh Music and Drama
Theatre
Gorkiy's Russian Drama
Theatre
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Working in a
group
Posters
worksheets
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