Which statement best explains the difference between the Balinese production's interpretation of The Tempest and the Utah Valley
University production's interpretation? A. The Balinese production made the characters genderless puppets, while the Utah Valley University made all the characters male.
B. The Balinese production used a shadow screen as a stage, while the Utah Valley University production used a traditional stage and actors.
C. The Balinese production centered on the mistreatment of Caliban, while the Utah Valley University production emphasized the relationship between Ariel and Prospero.
D. The movements of the Balinese production's actors were slow and graceful, while the actors in the Utah Valley University production moved like stage dancers.
D. The movements of the Balinese production's actors were slow and graceful, while the actors in the Utah Valley University production moved like stage dancers.
Explanation:
The Balinese music production is more magical in terms of tone, so their movements were graceful as well. The UVU version was darker and more mysterious, so their movements were bigger and more precise.
