Greek & Roman Theatre
French Neoclassicism
Beijing Opera
Sentimental Theatre
German Theatre
After Shakespeare
Zola, France, Realism & Naturalism
Melodrama
Not Shakespeare
Spanish Golden Age
100

Thespis. 

Who was the first actor?

100

France got most of its stories from here.

What are Greek and Latin tales?

100

Wu Priests, Cau Yu, and Fujian Xiqu.

Who are famous playwrights of Beijing Opera?

100

He was the most famous actor in sentimental comedy. 

Who is David Garrick?

100

Germany's stock clown. 

Who was Hanswurst?

100

In Volpone this animal is used to show trickery and cunning traits. 

What is a fox?

100

Mixed comedy and tragedy, which kickstarted these movements in France, was done by this man.

Who is Victor Hugo?

100

The time period in which Melodrama began and remained popular.

When is the late 18th century through the middle of the 19th century?
100

This was believed to be the first theatre developed as part of the English Renaissance.

What is The Red Lion?

100

The actual "Golden Age" began during this century and led to the emergence of professional theatres and a new play form--chivalric plays.

What is the 16th Century?

200

This group was not allowed to act in Greek or Roman theatre. 

Who are females?

200

The amount of rules that French Neoclassicals had.

What are 5?

200

This was one of the most famous plays of Beijing Opera.

What is story of White Snake?

200

This censored theatre and required everyone to have a license before performing a play. 

What is the Licensing Act of 1737?

200

This prevented German theatre from taking off when other countries around them were. 

What is the 30 years war?

200

Two types of plays during this time period.

What are comedy and revenge tragedy?

200

The time period that Realism and Naturalism kicked off.

What is the 19th Century?

200

A famous playwright of Melodrama.

Who is Rene-Charles Guilbert de Pitercourt, August Von Votzebuc or Jean-Jacques Rousseaus. 

200

This war delayed the Renaissance from coming to England and its end sparked this new movement in theatre.

What is the 100 years war?

200

Comedia combined these two common elements.

What are comedy and tragedy?

300

Number of actors in a typical Greek production. 

What is 3?
300

Heroism and sacrifice for plays were shown through this. 

What are paintings?

300

Number of people featured in each opera performance.

What is tens of thousands?

300
In order to relate to the middle class, plays were often  written about these people.

Who are contemporary merchants and tradespeople? 

300

A bet initiates the plot of this famous German play.

What is Faust?

300

A lot of blood and gore was a characteristic of this genre. 

What is revenge tragedy?

300

Naturalism was created by this man who was inspired by the realism of Balzac and Flaubert. 

Who is Emile Zola?

300

These were developed during the period of Melodramatic theatre and helped theatres with dramatic visual effects.

What are gas lights?

300

Early works were typically modeled after these two Roman playwrights.

Who are Plautus and Terrance? 

300

These were one of the most important additions to Spanish theatre and were performed with elaborate two-story pageant wagons.

What are the Sacrementales?

400

A period in Ancient Greek comedy that came after old comedy and before new comedy. It often included stock characters and situations. 

What is Middle Comedy?

400

Two famous playwrights.

Who are Racine and Cornelle?

400
Emperor Yang-Ti loved performance so much that opera began to take off and develop during this Dynasty. 

What is the Sui Dynasty?

400

Teaching morals such as learning from the errors of others ad that people stray from good when presented with bad and tempting things. 

What is the main focus or lesson of Sentimental Comedy?

400

German theatre began to develop. 

When is mid 18th century?

400

Beauty, love, and virtue were common themes in this.

What are court masques? 

400

An artistic movement with ordinary people that portrays accuracy and truthfulness. 

What is realism?

400

Stock characters, exaggerated emotions, sensationalism, emphasis on moral lessons, and simplified plot lines are all examples of this.

What are characteristics of Melodrama?
400

Histories, Comedies, tragedies, and this were the primary categories of English Renaissance plays.

What are Romances?

400

This event had a large impact on the religious, allegorical plays in this time period.

What is The Spanish Inquisition?

500

This accompanied most Roman productions.

What is flute music?

500
A famous play from this movement about a Spanish Military figure.

What is Le Cid?

500

This symbolized characters, characteristics, roles, and fates. 

What is make-up and head pieces?

500

Censorship prohibited the audience from expressing this while in the audience. 

What are emotions?

500

Strum und Drang, Weimar, and Romanticism are considered these. 

What are the three main movements of German theatre?

500

These were the characteristics that made the difference between these plays and those of Shakespeare. 

What is more dark and complex?

500

This was the result of one of the first plays of this movement being performed. 

What is a riot?

500

This war, along with social and political upheaval, led to a focus on human rights and emotional expression to kickstart Melodrama. 

What is the French Revolution?

500

So that everyone could attend, theatres typically were this type of structure which also helped allow natural light in for the productions.

What are three-level gallery structures?

500

Seating arrangements in theatres were often based on this.

What is social hierarchy?

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