Greek Theatre
Oedipus Rex
General Theatre
Medieval Theatre
100

An excess of ambition or pride 

Hubris

100

These are the parents of Oedipus

Laios and Jocaste

100

The part an actor plays

Character

100

This period, during the early middle ages, is known for having very little technilogical advances

Dark Ages

200

This man, who wrote Oedipus Rex, is also the most celebrated playwright in the dramatic competitions during the spring festivals in the City of Dionysia

Sophocles

200

WHat is causing the plague in Thebes

THe murder of Laios

200

the words spoken by the character in a play

Text

200

Plays representing biblical subjects such as the creation, Adam & Eve, the murder of Abel, or the last judgment 

Mystery Plays

300

These are the three principles of dramatic form

Tragedy, Comedy, and Satire

300

What did Oedipus defeat in order to become the king of Thebes

Sphinx

300

THe meaning and the unspoken undercurrents under the words

Subtext

300

A stage construction representing a setting such as heaven or hell

Mansion

400

THe purging of emotion is known as what?

Catharsis

400

Upon finding Jocaste dead, what did Oedipus do

Stab his eyes out

400

The smaller section of an act of a play

Scene

400

Plays in which characters personify moral qualities or abstractions

Morality Plays

500

Fall of he Roman empire

476

500

Which God is Creon a servant of?

Apollo

500

The actors' stage movements in the scene

Blocking

500

These groups specialized in specific jobs, such a blacksmithing or horse care

Guilds