Dates
Terms
Greek Theatre
Roman Theatre
Medieval Theatre
100

Before Christ

What is BC?

100

A term to call someone an actor which originated from a chorus member named Thespis

What is a thespian?

100

Greek God of theatre and wine

Who is Dionysus?

100

Respected

How are actors in the Greek Theatre treated?

100

The language of the church

What is Latin?

200

Where Greek plays (comedies and tragedies) are still played today

Where is all over the world?

200

A deliberate performance created by live actors and intended for a live audience, typically making a use of scripted language. 

What is theatre?

200

The point of performing plays 

What is to celebrate the Gods?

200

Not respected

How are actors treated in the Roman Theatre?

200

The language of the ruling class

What is French?

300

When the Theatre of Dionysus started

What is Fourth Century BC?

300

At least one actor and at least one audience member

What does theatre require?

300

The Athenians are known for this

What is amazing theatre?

300

Realistic

What were New Comedy plays?

300

The language of the peasants

What is Middle English?

400

New Comedy got going

When is around 323 BCE?

400

Singing songs to praise Dionysus, which later evolved into theatre and acting

What are Dithyrambs?

400

Pre-democracy Athens was ruled by this tyrant

Peisistratus

400

New Comedy got going after the death of this person

Who is Alexander the Great?

400

Mystery plays, miracle plays, and morality plays

What are the 3 types of plays with religious messages?
500

This is when theatre during the Middle Ages took place

When is 1066 to 1450 (the Renaissance)

500

Comedies made where loose cloaks are worn 

What is Fabula Palliata?

500

By exciting emotions of pity and fear, theatre becomes an outlet for those emotions

What is Aristotle's theory?

500

The outcome if actors put on a bad performance

What is punishment or death?

500

Where bible stories are used

What are mystery plays?