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1950-present theatre stages?

okay, so in my a-level drama class i've been asked to research 1950-present theatres. such as going into detail about how the stage works (as in 'rotation stages'?!) how the detailed architecture creates effect and other aspects of the overall theatre adds to the play. so i started off on good old google but didn't know where to go from there?! does anyone know any websites for this kind of stuff? it would be REALLY appreciated!

please - no stupid answers - just trying to skivvy points!! twats...

anyway, for those who would answer my question and know what they're talking about i thank you deeply!!

xxxxxx

Am not 100% sure what you're asking but...
There are different types of theatre spaces:
Proscenium (the most common)
Thrust
Theatres in the Round
Black Boxes

Each of these have to do with the shape of the stage and the audience configuration.

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rotation speeds of star formation stages?

The following figures show four stages that occur during the formation of a one-solar-mass star. Rank these stages based on their rotation rate, from fastest to slowest. (Assume that the angular momentum of the forming star is conserved throughout the formation process, though in fact it may shed some angular momentum by ejecting material into interstellar space.)

main sequence star
protostar with jets
contracting cloud trapping infrared light
molecular cloud fragment

can you explain why too? thankyoU!

Angular momentum is conserved. This means that when the cloud is contraction, it's rotation rate must increase, just like a figure skater rotates faster when she pulls in her arms.

Therefore the order from fast to slow rate, is the same as the order in size from small to big:
main sequence star
protostar with jets
contracting cloud trapping infrared light
molecular cloud fragment