Greek Theatre History
Roman Theatre History
Medieval Theatre History
Renaissance Theatre History
Shakespeare Theatre History
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The first actor
What is Thespis
100
What is the setting of a typical Roman comedy?
On a street in front of three houses.
100
What medieval institution is credited with the rebirth of western theatre?
THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH
100
RENAISSANCE= ???????
REBIRTH
100
How many sonnets did SHAKESPEARE write?
154
200
The first playwright
What is Thespis
200
In what century was the last Roman performance given?
The sixth century
200
WHAT WAS THE SOURCE OF THE STORIES WHICH WERE DRAMATIZED?
THE BIBLE
200
WHAT DOES TWO-FOLD PURPOSE MEAN?
TO TEACH AND PLEASE
200
What age did Shakespeare die at?
52
300
A lengthy "hymn" or choral ode
What is a dithyramb
300
What is a protagonist?
The good guy
300
WHO WERE THE ACTORS?
THE PRIESTS
300
WHEN ELIZABETH BECAME QUEEN SHE ________ RELIGIOUS DRAMA
OUTLAWED
300
How many lines are in a sonnet?
14 lines
400
The Greek god of wine, fertility, and revelry
What is Dionysus
400
Was there a stage, as we know it today, in the Roman scana?
Yes
400
IN WHAT COUNTRY WAS THE PAGEANT WAGON USED?
ENGLAND
400
WHAT DOES NEOCLASSICISM MEAN?
NEW CLASSICISM
400
Shakespeare wrote __________, ___________, and _____________.
Comedies, histories, and tradgedies
500
What is the seating capacity of a typical Greek theatre?
15,000 to 16,000
500
What is the function of the confidant?
To listen and advise the main character
500
WHAT IS A PAGEANT WAGON?
MUCH LIKE A FLOAT IN A PARADE
500
SAY: IM A CHICKEN
EXTRA POINTS FOR YOU
500
What type of play is Macbeth?
Tradgedy
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