Transformational Entertainment News

Whether it is art, music, movies, or games, entertainment can bring joy and stimulate learning, but it may also have negative consequences. What is considered entertaining by one person or group may be a form of work or even an act of cruelty to another. Entertainment can be public or private, scripted or spontaneous, formal and structured or improvised and informal. It can involve a passive role, such as observing a play or opera, or an active role, such as participating in a game. What is considered entertainment can change over time and from medium to medium. [1] This article was originally written for the April 2017 issue of TEN magazine and is being published as part of our Transformational Entertainment News series.