European Theatre

What did Antonin Artaud mean by "a theatre of cruelty?"

This ism is the setting being abstract with great movement, sets really didn't have a base.

This person is the Artistic Director of the Théâtre du Soleil, considered one of the best theatre companies in the world

This designer created designs which were able to move along with the action, known as "kinetics."

Who wrote Endgame?

This playwright was originally a surrealist, but his most famous plays: The House of Bernarda Alba

Scene titles, songs, historification, and gestus are all techniques used to create:

This person directed Peter Weiss's play Marat/Sade, and later formed the International Centre for Theatre Research.

Which ism has ideas that the Universe has no purpose, Life has no meaning, There is no external moral authority.

Which artist promoted a "poor theatre" in which the productions were stripped down to bare essentials?

This ism is the concept explore the mystery of the being, the cosmos. Invoked a mood rather than a story.

In this theatrical style, the characters are often overwhelmed by their environment.

Which Irish playwright, writing in French, creates world in which the characters are surrounded by an empty void?

The existentialist whose formation of "The Myth of Sisyphus" became the foundation for the Theatre of the Absurd was:

This type of theatre is A "proletariat theater" Techniques such as Multimedia and Film / Projection.

This ism is about revealing the subconscious in order to reveal a surreal reality. Not our own reality.

Who wrote Mother Courage and Her Children?

A concept that is created by Qauntam Physics and the implications for theatre is that Baci both a god and a man?

What happened in the snap shot in 1968 - Europe?

What is the difference between Realism and Non-Realism?

Who wrote 6 Characters in Search of an Author?

This isn't really a style, but an umbrella term for a group of playwrights who use similar techniques.

Who wrote The Spurt of Blood?

Who wrote Hamletmachine?

What acting style involved with the audience. Highlight the contradictions. Just a member of the audience?

Artists who experiment with a wide variety of styles, as opposed to specializing in only one style, are known as:

Which ism (according to Esslin) A world without meaning / art has no meaning Paradoxical, and had a dual purpose?

Which playwright is a socialist feminist, with plays such as Vinegar Tom and Top Girls?

The Uncertainty Principle and the Principle of Complementarity are both fundamental principles in what field of science?

Practitioners of this style were pacifists, and created art that was based in collage without any inherent meaning.

This style glorified war and machinery.

This is expressed by a mixing of different styles from the past, or "high" and "low" art.