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托福听力tpo54section1对话讲座原文+题目+答案+译文

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NARRATOR:Listentoaconversationbetweenastudentandtheprofessorofher

theaterclass.

FEMALESTUDENT:So,ProfessorBaker…aboutournextassignmentyoutalkedabout

in.

MALEPROFESSOR:Yes,thistimeyoullbeingroupsofthree.Eachofyouwillhavea

chancetodirecttheothertwoinashortscenefromaplayyouvechosenyourself…

FEMALESTUDENT:Right,and,well…Ivebeenreadingaboutstorytheatre,and…

MALEPROFESSOR:Ah,storytheatre.Tellmeaboutwhat.

FEMALESTUDENT:Well…itsaformoftheaterwherefolk-orfairytalesareacted

out.Itwas,uh…introducedbythedirectorPaulSills,inthe1960s.InSillssapproach,

anactorbothnarratesandactsoutatale.So,like,someonewillappearonstage,

andthentheyllstartnarratingataleabout,say,aking.Andthenthesameperson

willimmediatelyswitchtoandstartactingouttheroleoftheking.Withnopropsor

scenery.

MALEPROFESSOR:Sills.Yknow,Iactuallysawhisfirststorytheatreproduction,in

1968.HedidthefairytaleTheBlueLight.

FEMALESTUDENT:Really?So…whatevergavehimtheideatoproducethat?

MALEPROFESSOR:Well…Asyouknow,backinthelate1960slotsofpeopleinthe

UnitedStatesweredisillusionedwiththegovernment.Sillswasgrapplingwithhow

toproducetheaterthatwas…relevantinsuchtimes.ThenhehappenedtoreadThe

BlueLight,andherealizedithadjustthemessagehewanted.

See,inthestory,amanwhoslostallhopeasaresultoftheunfortunateeventsinhis

lifecompletelyturnshislifearound…withthehelpofamagicalbluelight.So,the

bluelightinthestorysymbolizesawayoutofseeminglyunsolvablehumanproblems.

AndforSills,thatlightsymbolizedananswertothepoliticaltu