color connotations with costumes in the performances of the school theater

Theatrical costumes, along with the rest of the theatrical elements, represent the visual aspect of a broad spectrum that occupies the show, as it works to reveal the dimensions of the character ( physiological, sociological, psychological ) as well as the space-time of the story's events . The color of the costume is chosen according to the dramatic necessities on the one hand and the characters on the other hand, to find that the relationship between the personality and the color in the costume is a dialectical relationship that is employed to provoke the recipient intellectually and cognitively through the color connotations of the theatrical costume. Therefore, the researcher presented his study which is entitled with ( color connotations with costumes in the performances of the school theater). Using, The Utebya Forest play as a model, in four chapters according to the scientific research method, seeking to achieve the of the research's goal, which is summarized by exposing the color connotation in the costumes of the Gothic forest play . The research concluded a set of results, the most important of which are: The costumes referred to social connotations of the personality as the director referred it to the political symbol, especially in the character of the rooster, which was expressed by the artist at the time of the defunct regime, as well as with the character of the dog whose costumes and accessories expressed the concept of the government in that era