Drama Exam 3 Q4 2023

Which is not a type of conflict in plays?

What is a Presentational Set Design style?

In a script, the Set-Up has what?

What is a set?

Comedy plays have sets that are simple with less distractions

What is the name of the first Western Novel?

Tragedies have sets that are colorful and cluttered.

What year did French Renaissance begin?

During the Renaissance, the average life span was how long?

Make-up design uses what to create shapes?

Spanish plays were not influencial outside Spain.

At England's playhouses, what did it cost to sit in the private boxes?

In 1500, France discovered Ballet

A prop is anything small on stage

In Neo-Classicism, Good Characters are rewarded and Bad Characters are punished, this is called...

A Costume is a type of prop.

In England Playhouses, where did the Rich People sit?

To "Cheat Out" means

English Renaissance Sumptuary Laws regulated what?

Greens are a type of prop.

Commedia Dell'Arte invented...

After one season, the very first theater in England closed down.

Elizabethan Era is named after whom?

What form of Renaissance Theater used Stock Characters?

Why is change necessary in Improv?

In England, before Playhouses were built, stages were over pits of what animal?

"Don't Deny" is an important rule of...

Neo-classicism means something Greek or Roman

Neo-classism Rule, "Versimilitude" means "keep it real."

Candy eaten on stage are a type of prop.

Which of the following uses Blank Verse/Iambic Pentameter?

No matter where light comes from, it will highlight one side and shadow another side.

Spanish Golden Age had contradictions, why?

What is a simple ground plan called?

What united Spain in 1590?

In Commedia Dell'Arte, "Lazzi" means...

In French Neo-classicism, who broke the rules to write great plays?

England used Thrust stages which have audience on how many sides?

The Spanish Golden Age started which year?

Plays need conflict.

What time of day were the plays in England performed?

Rules of Staging includes which rule?

When scholars fled to Italy they brought old books with them

In Neo-classicism, The Unities of Time means:

During Improv, you should add what to "yes, and..."

In English Rennaisance, what were "Groundlings?"

Implied props are very large, like furniture.

Electrical Cables are NOT part of the set or props.

What started the first Renaissance?

The name "prop" came from this: