Stage Design

In the history of its development, the art of theater has various types of stage which is used as a staging place. This type of stage difference is influenced by the place and the age in which the theater is located and the style of staging performed. Different stage forms have different artistic principles. For example, in a stage where the audience is circular, it requires a layout of furniture that can be pleasing to every side. In contrast to the stage that the audience only one direction from the front. To get the best results, the stage stylist is required to understand the character of the stage type to be used and the parts of the stage. The stage is the venue for a show where the interaction between the playwright, the director and the actor is performed in front of the audience. On the stage is all the behavior of the play is presented with the intention that the audience captures the purpose of the displayed story. To convey this purpose the theater workers cultivate and organize the stage in such a way as to achieve the desired purpose. As mentioned above that there are many types of stage but today only three types of stage are often used. They are the proscenium stage, the thrust stage, and the arena stage. By understanding the shape of each stage, the stylists can design their work based on the play that will be presented well.