Greek Theatre
Known as a FESTIVAL where playwrights would submit a TETRALOGY
CITY DIONYSIA
This playwright was known for no mixing of genres, his 5 act structure, Entertain=Extract, and Decorum
HORACE
This place is what the entire form of Medieval Theatre revolved around
CATHOLIC CHURCH
This form of Drama was only performed at universities, influenced by greek/roman plays
SCHOOL DRAMA
This word was used to describe bringing dead people out onto a wagon
EKKYKLEMA
The seats in the front of the THEATRON where important people would sit.
PROEDRA
These openings in the audience were used as Entrances and Exits
VOMITORIA
This form of drama was performed in Latin, contained Tropes, and Catholic Mass.
LITURGICAL DRAMA
This playwright was a university wit who invented Blank Verse as well as the mighty line, “Iambic Pentameter”
Christopher (Kit) Marlowe
An Easter Trope meaning “Whom do you seek?”
QUEM QUAERITIS
This playwright was known for, “Agamemnon” “Liberation Bearers” and “Eumenides”
AESCHYLUS
This playwright was known for “Phormia” “The Mother-in-Law”
TERENCE
1st Female playwright, a german nun.
HROSVITHA
These are Shakespeares “Big 4” tragedies
Hamlet, Macbeth, Othello, and King Lear
In Roman Theatre, this word described the ship battles done in the colosseum
NAUMACHIAE
These 6 elements are what ARISTOTLE labeled as the 6 elements of Drama
1. PLOT 2.CHARACTER 3.Thought/Theme 4.Language 5.Music 6.Spectacle
In a Troupe of actors, this person was the head of the Troupe.
DOMINUS
These are the three types of VERNACULAR DRAMA
MYSTERY PLAYS, MIRACLE PLAYS, MORALITY PLAYS
This specific Era contained Revenge Plot, Less emphasis on Poetry, and Violence more popular.
JACOBEAN ERA
Kathorni (Kathornos)
These were the four new forms/genres of Theatre, all starting with “Fabula”
Togata, Palliata, Praetexta, and Crepidata
These are the 5 traits of EPISODIC FORMAT
1.Does not follow Aristotles rules 2.Multiple times and locations 3.Includes Comedy&Drama 4.Multi Storyline 5.All about JUXTOPOSITION of element, rather than sequence
This man was known for bringing Italian scenery and costumes to England.
INIGO JONES