These two people were medieval German nuns who also wrote plays.
Who were Hrosvitha of Gandersheim and Hildegard of Bigen?
This is who was allowed to perform onstage during the Spanish Golden Age.
What are both men and women?
This is a well-known comedy written by Moliere.
What is Tartuffe?
These are 2 forms of classical Indian form of dance-drama.
What are Kathakali and Kutiyattam?
Everyman is an example of this type of play.
What is a Morality Play?
These Medieval dramas depicted the lives of Christian saints.
What were Miracle Plays?
This is the term for playhouses during the Spanish Golden Age.
What are Corrales?
This is one type of structure that was converted into theatres during the Neoclassical Era.
What are tennis courts?
This playwright wrote Little Clay Cart.
Who was Shudraka?
Where were Corpus Christi Cycle Plays typically performed?
What is on a Pageant Wagon?
This is a type of religious play from the Spanish Golden Age that was typically performed during the Corpus Christi Festival.
What is an auto sacramentale?
This individual wrote Fuenteovejuna.
Who was Lope de Vega Carpio?
This person wrote Phedre.
Who was Jean Racine?
This term refers to the point at which the spectator's emotions, performer's skill in arousing those emotions, and the play meet in Sanskrit drama.
What is a Rasa?
This is the playwright of Second Shepherd's Play.
Who was the Wakefield Master?
This type of play from the Spanish Golden Age features swashbuckling heros and romantic lovers.
What are capa y espada / cape and sword / cloak and dagger plays?
This was Juana Ines de la Cruz's profession.
What is a Nun?
This was an early theatre guild that effectively eventually had a monopoly on theatre in France.
What is the Confrerie de la Passion?
This document, whose name translates to "The Art of Theatre", was the original treatise for classical Indian drama.
What was the Natyasastra?
This type of play depicts the life of a very important religious figure in Christianity.
What is a Passion Play?
These are the 3 unities in Neoclassical drama.
What are Time, Place, and Action?
This is what Fuenteovejuna translates as.
What is "sheep's well"?
This line of dialogue has 12 syllables with stresses on the 6th syllable and on the last syllable and one secondary accent in each half line.
What is Alexandrine Verse?
This was a 10th-century treatise on classical Indian drama.
What was the Dasharupa?
This is where monks copied and illustrated texts, especially before the invention of the moveable type printing press.
What is a Scriptorium?