Theatre I Word Wall & Benchmark 2

slow down; to hinder

What was used to transport plays from place to place during medieval times? 

not content; dissatisfied

the distinction between right and wrong; good behavior and bad behavior

 to copy or imitate

to increase voice so they will carry to the audience

What does Renaissance mean? 

 a rich; warm vocal tone

 having sparkle or shine

the highness or lowness of a voice

the loudness of a voice

What era is Shakespeare from?

 to become smaller and smaller; shrink

diverse

the highness or lowness of a voice

 dull; boring

variety of vocal pitch

to secretively or suddenly kill someone

Shakespeare's Advice to Actor's is from which play?

 the wooing of one person by another

What are the three "M" plays of medieval theater?

What ideas or rules dominated renaissance theater? 

to bargain with

What is Hamlet in his famous soliloquy, To be or not to be?

the muscle below the rib cage

Theatre was banned in medieval times by who?

William Shakespeare lived and worked during the time known as the what?

able to be heard

having imperfections

What is Hamlet contemplating in his famous soliloquy, "to be or not to be?" 

to walk or strut boastfully

What important architectural creation came from the renaissance?

variety of vocal pitch

 to talk in a wildly aggressive way

What are stock characters?

 peaceful; quiet; calm

a speech delivered by one actor in which they reveal their thoughts when alone on stage

an impromptu scene where the actors make up the dialogue and action

What new painting technique changed theater in the renaissance?

offensive to morality or decency

to secretively or suddenly kill someone

unselfish; giving

slow down; to hinder

What Shakespeare play takes place in Denmark and involves a killed king?

What was Shakespeare's father's profession?

 worn out; wearied

 not wasteful

Shakespeare is credited to have written how many plays?

What word must never be mentioned in a Theater if you're not performing it, for it is cursed?

What is Shakespeare's Scottish play?

 offensive to morality or decency