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Theatre Appreciation
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performing-arts
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. Production of plays in schools at primary - secondary - undergraduate - and graduate levels
Subplot
Variables of Costume Design
Plato's Attitude Toward Theatre
Educational Theatre
2. Relates to the emotional response that the play creates
Theatre of Cruelty
Tragedy
Educational Theatre
Dramatic Genre
3. Proscenium arch/stage
Italian Contributions to Theatre During the Renaissance
Comedy of Character
Light Plot
Renaissance
4. Less than 100 people - experimental theatre - not exactly commercial
Subplot
Verisimilitude
Commedia Dell'Arte
Off-Off-Broadway
5. Plays with a moral message - good vs. evil
Duke of Saxe Meiningen
The Meaning of the Neoclassic Goals That Define Verisimilitude
Morality Plays
The Meaning of the Neoclassic Unities
6. A>B>C>D
The Progression of Elements in a Causal Play Structure
Actor
Improv
Comedy of Ideas
7. Reality (violence happens offstage) - morality (needs to teach a moral lesson) - and universality
The Meaning of the Neoclassic Goals That Define Verisimilitude
Rehearsal Process
Public Domain
Amateur Theatre
8. Psychological separation - or a sense of detachment
Casting Director
Subtext
Aesthetic Distance
Verisimilitude
9. Shows that are produced to earn a profit for investors
Commercial Theatre
Character
ostume Plot
Callbacks
10. A drafting of the set as seen from overhead
Aeschylus
Ground Plan
Difference Between Stage & Film Acting
Theatre of Cruelty
11. Plot - Character - Thought - Language - Music - Spectacle
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12. Bottom of stage (closest to audience)
Melodrama (def)
Downstage
Exposition
Presentational Approach
13. Amateur theatre in which shows are created by residents of a particular area who come together without being part of a professional or academic institution
Practical
Rising Action
Community Theatre
Playwright
14. Planned actor movement
Blocking
Duke of Saxe Meiningen
Mimesis
Director
15. Not many props or detailed scenery
The Globe
Tragedy
Renaissance
Playwright
16. Scenery - costume - lighting - rhythm - movement - composition
Components of Concept
Aristotle's Six Elements of a Play
Callbacks
Melodrama (def)
17. A chart that records the items of clothing worn by each actor in each scene of the play
ostume Plot
Sophocles
Producer
Meyerhold
18. An entrance to elevated seating for the audience that runs underneath the audience and comes up to empty to the seating area
Affective Memory
Vomitories
Blocking
Pageants
19. The recall of physical sensations surrounding emotional events
Sense Memory
Morality Plays
Thrust Space
The Meaning of the Neoclassic Unities
20. A drawing created by the lighting designer showing where each lighting instrument is to be hung
Slapstick
Light Plot
Bertolt Brecht
Thought
21. A drawing created by the lighting designer showing where each lighting instrument is to be hung
Plot
Downstage
Light Plot
Dramaturg
22. Evokes emotions of pity and fear - serious - ends unhappily
Renaissance
Tragedy
Inciting Incident
Comedy of Character
23. In ancient Greece - a stage house upstage from the circular orchestra
Front of House
Off-Broadway
Process of Director/Designer Collaboration
Skene
24. Two or more opposing forces working towards different goals
Bertolt Brecht
Sophocles
Antiquarianism
Conflict
25. Thomas Aquinas - literature can be dispersed at a faster rate
Callbacks
Variables of Costume Design
Stage Manager
Printing Press
26. Rhyming
Verse
William Shakespeare
Off-Broadway
Mystery Plays
27. Relates to the emotional response that the play creates
Dramatic Genre
Presentational Approach
Morality Plays
Chorus
28. To see something in a 3 dimensional way
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29. Medea - The Bacchae
Anton Chekhov
Euripides
Postmodernism
Eugene Scribe
30. A group of performers working together vocally and physically
Melodrama (def)
Realism and Realistic Developments
Chorus
Rendering
31. 'Father of Realism'
Henrik Ibsen
Thespis
Tragicomedy
The Progression of Elements in a Causal Play Structure
32. 100-499 people
Rendering
Affective Memory
Copyright
Off-Broadway
33. Writer and first actor
Antagonist
Thespis
Stage Manager
Conflict
34. Italians
Variables of Costume Design
Who was the Proscenium Invented by?
Which Type of Language Was Used First by Playwrights?
Off-Off-Broadway
35. Imitation of character and action
Mimesis
Aesthetic Distance
Naturalism
Variables of Costume Design
36. Organization of action
Plot
Slapstick
Comedy of Manners
Auditions
37. The standard tool for casting a production
Auditions
Dramatic Genre
Fourth Wall
Skene
38. Practitioners do not rely on theatrical activity for their livelihood
Presentational Approach
Antiquarianism
Amateur Theatre
Anton Chekhov
39. Experimented with symbolism in an unconventional setting
Amateur Theatre
Renaissance
Meyerhold
Ensemble
40. Emotional identification - sense of identification with the character
Empathy
Catharsis
The Box Set
Pageants
41. Controls the environment in the theatre
Downstage
Designer
Educational Theatre
Skene
42. The person in charge of the financial business and aspects of a production.
Producer
Thought
Aristophanes
Emile Zola
43. Plays with a moral message - good vs. evil
Commedia Dell'Arte
Morality Plays
Wings
Tragedy
44. 500-1800 people
Skene
Comedy of Ideas
Concept
Broadway
45. Proscenium space
Mystery Plays
Italian Contributions to Theatre During the Renaissance
The Box Set
Bertolt Brecht
46. A type of performance in which dialogue and action are not planned ahead of time and written down - but are made of on the spot by the actors
Conflict
Avant-Garde
Improv
Process of Director/Designer Collaboration
47. A specialist in finding actors for specific roles
Italian Contributions to Theatre During the Renaissance
Plato
Casting Director
Ensemble
48. Actors do not acknowledge the presence of an audience
Rehearsal Process
Fourth Wall
Wings
Aristotle's Six Elements of a Play
49. Gas lights - etc.
Technical Developments of the 19th Century
Components of Concept
Causal Play Structure
Vomitories
50. A group of actors - not just one star
Difference Between Stage & Film Acting
Ensemble
Director
Catharsis