Italian and FRENCH!

this playwright forsook theatre when his enemies opened a rival play the same night his own play debuted

this artistic style, when painted on flats, creates a 2 & 3 D set, as if there are back alleys that stretch forever

this style of theater house was created during the Italian Renaissance: the show is watched in a picture frame

Roughly over 1,000 of these simple and often improvised plot lines survived the Italian Renaissance

this character is considered the smartest character in a scenario

this part of the theater had. the most expensive seating

he made enemies with Moliere when he started a rival company

this is the year the first National Theatre in the world was created

these 2 characters are the only stock characters who do NOT wear masks

commedia companies often shared this:

King Louis XIV loved this playwright's work and "unbanished" him

this scenis designer was nicknamed "the great wizard" because of his pole-and-chariot method of scene shifting

the Pantalone, Dottore, and Capitano represent the three types of these:

This playwright The Cid, challenging French neoclassical ideas

this is the favorite stock character in Commedia

this famous musical covers a famous Victor Hugo novel that spans decades, discussing bread, revenge, and forgiveness

this word is defined as an improvised physical skit that repeats

this famous Italian song rhymes "eye" with "pizza pie"

He wrote Phaedra, based on Hippolytus by Euripedes

this redheaded French orphan's series of children's books: she falls into the Riviera and has an emergecny appendectomy

the achievements during this time period include perspecitve in paintings, and Galileo's theory about the sun

this playwright convinced Moliere's mistress to leave Moliere and be with him instead

his play had 6 duals in a 24 hour period

this pixar movie stars a famous French rodent

the French despised this plot device in its Neoclassical Rules for Drama- it would use supernatural "godlike" solutions

this is a phrase that means "play of professional artists"

this plarywright is credited with the most influence on modern theatre and comedy

time, place, and action must all be in strict unity in order to follow these rules:

This playwright wrote Tartuffe, The Misanthrope, and The Misner

this ancient city fell victim to a volcanic erruption covering close to 2,000 of its citizens in volanic ash

the Italian Renaissance had a major influence on this neighboring country's Drama

Cardinal Richelieu helped establish this place where the French determined what made good neoclassical theatre

this playwright wrote in rhyming couplets

this French word means "drama should be true to real life"

this is the oldest surviving theater from the Italian Renaissance