Elements of Theatre
History of Theatre
Art
Stage Directions
Theatre Historical Facts
100
group of people assembled to view the story
What is an Audience
100
The Thinkers
What is Greek Theatre
100
Poetry is an example of this kind of art.
What is Literary Art
100
The Audience is always located in this direction
What is Downstage
100
Known as the first critic
Who is Aristotle?
200
These features "add" to the story telling
What are design elements.
200
Stealers and Conquerors
What is Roman Theatre
200
Type of art that is only seen and sometimes felt.
What is Visual Art?
200
This direction is behind the performer when looking at the audience.
What is Upstage
200
This time period experienced the largest audiences.
What is the Greek Time Period?
300
people representing the characters of the story
What are Performers
300
Rise of Democracy
What is Modern Theatre
300
Special Bonus! True or False: Are is subjective
True
300
True or False: The stage directions are given in the audience's point of view.
False
300
The audiences in this time period expected to see "blood and guts" in theatre.
What is the Roman Time Period?
400
Actual physical space in which the play takes place on
What is Playing Space?
400
Explosion of Ideas
What is Elizabethan Theatre
400
Type of Art that incorporates Visual and Literary Arts elements.
What is Performing Art
400
True or False: Stage Directions where created so the director can easily move the performer around the stage.
True
400
This time period say theatre audiences the largest shift from upper class to lower class.
What is Elizabethan Time Period?
500
Represents the organization of the production
What is Director
500
Church Controlled
What is Medieval Theatre
500
The two things every artist must have before they create.
What is Inspiration and A Plan?
500
If you are facing downstage and moved on a diagnol in front of you and to the right, in which direction would you be moving?
What is Downstage Right?
500
This time period experienced the most uneducated audiences
What is Medieval Time Period?
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