Theatre I

What are the three stock character categories

Skene translates into

This person had a lot of control over productions like a director of sorts.

This was the general acting space that was adjacent to the mansion

This performer was a singer/musician that sang or recited lyric/heroic poetry.

This person was in charge of special effects

Medieval theatre happened during what is known as

This was a fire breathing monster that was used to represent Hades.

This character was the old man or miser type.

This form of theatre has its origins in 16th Century Italy

These were meant to support church doctrine

This person was a French Medieval lyric poet

This character is the know it all professor type who knew nothing at all.

Theatron means

Elaborately decorated and driven through streets during holidays/festivals

Earliest origins of story telling are found with

These characters were the young lovers

This was staging that didn't move

This was known as stage business that also included gags and stock jokes.

This man was known as the greatest playwright of his time

This term means actor

This is a master copy of the script

This was a humorous play that exploited certain situations

Dionysus was the Greek God of what?

The origins of Commedia can be traced back to its roots in..

The origin of theatre can be traced back to what country?

During the 12th Century this religious military war helped to bring other cultures to Europe

This character was the boastful type who believed he was braver than what he really was.

This man was known as the last of the great tragedians

This man was known as the father of comedy

These platforms were covered with cotton and held the Angels.

These were small scenic structures for indicating location

Always acted as one unit

A Tetralogy is

This character was a prankster and witty servant of Pantalone.

This is a short comic play

Areas used for entrances and exits

This man was known as the Father of Greek Tragedy

This would be inserted at the right moment and used like a punch line to emphazise the action.

These groups took over and retained control over certain plays