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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. A group of educated men from Oxford and Cambridge Who wrote and performed for the professional public theatre
Royalty
Actor
Stage Manager
University Wits
2. The person in charge of the artistic aspects of theatrical production
Director
Comedy
Wings
Rising Action
3. Fast paced - uses reversal and discovery
Aristophanes
Chorus
Cycles
Melodrama (def)
4. Series of short stories
Anton Chekhov
Naturalism
Mystery Plays
Representational Acting
5. Main character
Protagonist
The Meaning of the Neoclassic Goals That Define Verisimilitude
Neoclassicism (def)
Orchestra
6. Audience observes from a similar viewpoint
Thought
Postmodernism
Hypokrites
Proscenium Space
7. Causes trouble for the main character
Antagonist
Climax
Bertolt Brecht
Euripides
8. 'Storm and stress'
Causal Play Structure
Dialogue
Slapstick
Sturm & Drang Movement
9. The period of work in which the show is made ready for the stage.
Copyright
Dialogue
Rehearsal Process
Cycles
10. The audience seating are 'sitting place'
Melodrama (def)
Theatron
Rehearsal Process
Community Theatre
11. Experimental - popular between 1890's-1960's
Avant-Garde
Orchestra
Hypokrites
Rising Action
12. Appearance of truth
Subtext
ostume Plot
Plato's Attitude Toward Theatre
Verisimilitude
13. A specialist in finding actors for specific roles
Casting Director
Playwright
Thrust Space
Lazzi
14. Visible light source on stage
Dramatic Genre
Practical
Verse
Upstage
15. A>B>C>D
Chorus
Who was the Proscenium Invented by?
The Progression of Elements in a Causal Play Structure
Representational Acting
16. Medea - The Bacchae
The Meaning of the Neoclassic Goals That Define Verisimilitude
Euripides
Representational Acting
Duke of Saxe Meiningen
17. Artistic decisions meant to communicate a specific interpretation to the audience
Community Theatre
Royalty
Broadway
Concept
18. 100-499 people
Off-Broadway
The Meaning of the Neoclassic Unities
Anton Chekhov
Renaissance
19. Feel more in stage acting.
Public Domain
Chorus
Difference Between Stage & Film Acting
Wings
20. A drafting of the set as seen from overhead
Miracle Plays
Verisimilitude
Improv
Ground Plan
21. A drawing created by the lighting designer showing where each lighting instrument is to be hung
Technical Developments of the 19th Century
Antagonist
Light Plot
Comedy of Ideas
22. Drawn by eccentricities of major character
Light Plot
Henrik Ibsen
Comedy of Character
Actor
23. 'Father of Realism'
Catharsis
Rising Action
Casting Director
Henrik Ibsen
24. Oedipus - Antigone - added 3rd actor
Comedy
Hypokrites
Producer
Sophocles
25. Part of What is included in the text
Plato
Presentational Approach
Theatre of Cruelty
Dialogue
26. England's type of theatre
The Globe
Meander
Theatre of Cruelty
Auditions
27. Proscenium arch/stage
Italian Contributions to Theatre During the Renaissance
Off-Off-Broadway
Representational Acting
Stage Manager
28. Occurs when a line of action suddenly veers to the opposite
Reversal
Commercial Theatre
Meyerhold
Naturalism
29. Rhyming
Postmodernism
Naturalism
Verse
Director
30. Busiest person in the theatre
Dramaturg
Miracle Plays
Rendering
Stage Manager
31. Less than 100 people - experimental theatre - not exactly commercial
Off-Off-Broadway
Catharsis
Chorus
Mimesis
32. Exaggerated comedy derived from situations
Euripides
Situation Comedy
Designer
Plot
33. Moscow arts theatre - ensemble acting - psychological evaluation of character
Konstantin Stanislavski
Verse
Postmodernism
What Does It Mean to 'See in 3D'?
34. Two or more opposing forces working towards different goals
Components of Concept
Difference Between Stage & Film Acting
Variables of Costume Design
Conflict
35. Not many props or detailed scenery
Renaissance
Miracle Plays
Verse
Upstage
36. The first director
Broadway
Duke of Saxe Meiningen
Melodrama
Euripides
37. Emotional release
Representational Approach
Aeschylus
Broadway
Catharsis
38. Audience observes from a similar viewpoint
Producer
Protagonist
Downstage
Proscenium Space
39. The person in charge of the artistic aspects of theatrical production
University Wits
Duke of Saxe Meiningen
Producer
Director
40. Drawn by eccentricities of major character
Dramaturg
Comedy of Character
Inciting Incident
Hypokrites
41. Bottom of stage (closest to audience)
Downstage
Neoclassicism (def)
Conflict
Climax
42. Grammatically based
Prose
Non-Profit Theatre
Which Type of Language Was Used First by Playwrights?
Italian Contributions to Theatre During the Renaissance
43. Based on the lives of the saints
Dramatic Genre
Thespis
Miracle Plays
What Does It Mean to 'See in 3D'?
44. Italians
Subtext
Rising Action
Who was the Proscenium Invented by?
Rehearsal Process
45. Recognizes plays as intellectual property of the playwright
Sturm & Drang Movement
Difference Between Stage & Film Acting
Anton Chekhov
Copyright
46. Series of short stories
Anton Chekhov
Subtext
Variables of Costume Design
Director
47. A picture of the scene from the audience perspective
Rendering
Thespis
Plot
Discovery
48. Shows that are produced to earn a profit for investors
Front of House
Downstage
Commercial Theatre
Affective Memory
49. Practitioners do not rely on theatrical activity for their livelihood
Which Type of Language Was Used First by Playwrights?
Designer
Stage Manager
Amateur Theatre
50. High point of action
Climax
Auditions
Thespis
Ensemble