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portrayal of a character or scene without rehearsal or preparation

improvisation

100

focuses on a character or a group of characters who experience different situations one after another  

Character-centered approach

100

situation comedies

sit-coms

100

thoughts and emotions

thoughts and emotions

100

takes a single situation and places a number of characters in the situation to demonstrate how different personalities will respond to the same event

situation-centered approach

200

Things that are heard, seen, tasted, felt, or smelled

external stimuli

200

diverting attention from the character that the audience should be watching

scene-stealing

200

the natural way a person responds to a stimulus

motivated sequence

200

putting together all facets of a character to bring life and interest to that character

characterization

200

Greek god 

Dionysus

300

A key to successful improvisation, concentrating on the immediate situation.

what is happening now

300

what is happening now

terminal question

300

Songs sung during the procession for Dionysus

dithyrambs

300

making the audience believe that each performance is the first

illusion of the first time

300
The word "tragedy" comes from these two words

goat and song

400
Who backed the playwrights financially

choregos

400

where was the theater of Dionysus held

outdoors

400
the seated section of the theater was called the 

theatron 

400

theatron means

the seeing place

400

who selected the winner of the dithyramb contest

10 randomly chosen citizens

500

to be visible onstage without scene stealing

do nothing effectively

500

The earliest form of Greek tragedy had one actor and a 

chorus

500

naturalness needed to keep a production fresh

spontaneity

500

Plays that aren't written to be performed

closet dramas

500

Rituals eventually turned into myths which turned into

theater

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