Italian
This form of theater is known for its comedy aspect.
Commedia Dell'arte
Who wrote the play, Macbeth?
Wiliam Shakespeare
This play was originally banned in France.
Tartuffe
The Renaissance was referred to by this name in Spain.
The Golden Age
This form of theater has lived for decades and is still popular today for its musical style.
Opera
What is another name for the English Renaissance Theatre?
Elizabethan Theatre
The name of the first theater to be built during the renaissance.
Hotel de Bourgogne
In order to attend a comedia in Spain, everyone had to do this.
Pay an entrance fee as well as a tax to the church.
Which form included short pieces about mythological tales that required scenic effects?
Intermezzi
What were the poor people called who watched the play from the floor rather than the 3 sections?
A Groundling
The famous tragedy that Racine wrote.
Phaedra
This playwright first wrote comedias but later switched to auto sacramentals.
La Barca
What term meant drama had to be "true to life?"
Verisimilitude
What is it called when a script has a syllable pattern or rhymes? This is also used in songs.
A Verse
The controversial play was written by Pierre but did not follow the format of a neoclassical play.
Le Cid
This playwright is credited with developing the comedia in Spain.
Lope de Vega
What are the three unities?
Time, place, and action.
Who translated and wrote plays such as The Jew of Malta in the Renaissance?
Christopher Marlowe
The name of the stage that made its debut in Italy but was adopted by France.
Proscenium Arch
The dramas that the Roman Catholic Church approved of.
The Auto Sacramentals