Art of Camouflage in Theater

Camouflage is the change of shape, likeness, attitude, color, and so on the other so as not to be recognized; Camouflage

The theater becomes very close to camouflage efforts, because the performance of the stage is intended to convey the change of shape, likeness, attitude, color, etc. to be unrecognized; disguise; spying on the audience.

Yet anyone who plays a role on the theater stage is intended to convey something meaning indirectly by way of serious art but by deceiving or pretending.

Attempts to deceive, deal with performances through pseudonyms, makeup, clothing, acting, property and other stage sets required for theatrical performances will be successful if well-disguised and mature.

The story goes according to the flow and setting that jets the atmosphere closer to reality. Theater gives the widest opportunity to imitate as closely as possible the scenes and cues of human stories from the drama script.

Actors are also required to represent themselves as the actors of the drama through their role and character in total but not to lose the humanity side.

The role of actors as camouflage representing comparative human values, also shows the struggle between soul and mind with body behavior, motion, blocking, getsture or vocal.