pan drama

pan drama  is a kind of dramatic acting that is performed with the use of a two-handled pan or a one-handled pan. In addition, it is also known as a chef's delight, Scottish Court Dance, and the Scottish Highline. The term "pan" refers to both a flat surface and the action that take place around the flat surface. This method of acting is quite different from standard acting in that it has more freedom and mobility than the standard. There are several kinds of movement in this method of acting. One movement is called the sweep. It is characterized by a quick movement of the actor's arms across their body. This action catches the audience's attention in the moment and makes them react in the way they expect to be reacted. For this reason, the sweep is a spectacular climax of the scene. Another kind of movement is the loop. The performer will loop his arm back and forth like a serpent. This action is done rapidly, but intentionally, so as to evoke feelings. Loops and...