Question

question 6 of 10 which statement best explains the difference between the balinese productions interpretation of the tempest and the utah valley university productions interpretation? a. the balinese production used a shadow screen as a stage, while the utah valley university production used a traditional stage and actors. b. the movements of the balinese productions actors were slow and graceful, while the actors in the utah valley university production moved like stage dancers. c. the balinese production made the characters genderless puppets, while the utah valley university production made all the characters male. d. the balinese production centered on the mistreatment of caliban while the utah valley university production emphasized the relationship between ariel and prospero.

Explanation:

The Balinese production of The Tempest is known for its use of shadow - screen as a stage, a traditional Balinese performance element. In contrast, the Utah Valley University production likely used a standard stage and live actors. Option A correctly points out this fundamental difference in staging. Option B's description of actor movements is not as defining a difference. Option C's claim about character genders is not a well - known key difference. Option D's focus on different plot elements is also not the most prominent difference between the two productions.

Answer:

A. The Balinese production used a shadow screen as a stage, while the Utah Valley University production used a traditional stage and actors.