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Theater History!
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a type of outdoor arena developed by the Greeks
Coliseum
Skene
Ampitheater
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This serves as a comedic break in Noh Theater
Kabuki
Mime
Kyogen
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A law was made that “all women’s parts should be performed by women” in this era.
medieval
rennaissance
restoration
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a nearly French form of improvisation
kabuki
improvisation
mime
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They sacrificed goats before each performance.
Greeks
Romans
Europeans
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During this time the Catholic Church used theater to teach Bible stories.
Rennaissance
Restoration
Medieval
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Restoration playhouses were built with _____ stages, which sloped down
raked
flat
terraced
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the part of the stage closest to the back wall
upstage
downstage
center stage
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This area is famous for developing avante garde approaches to theater.
Britain
Asia
Europe
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The most famous theater from the English Renaissance is the
Globe
Swan
Rose
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What made travelling acting troupes unwelcome in the Middle Ages?
Rotten Vegetables
The Plague
Taxes
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What form of Asian theater is most like Western improv?
Kabuki
Kyogen
Noh
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An early form of stage used to perform Saint and Mystery plays
mansion
skene
theater
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combines aspects of the five main types of Chinese drama
Peking Opera
Noh
Bunraku
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What group has been most commonly prohibited from acting?
slaves
women
men
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one type of Asian theater
Noh
PassionPlay
mime
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This is a form of Asian drama.
Kabuki
Kyogen
Noh
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What is the most common number of acts in traditional plays?
3
5
4
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He was a contemporary of Shakespeare.
Christopher Marlowe
Marcel Marceau
Henrik Ibsen
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Medieval plays often centered around biblical stories, such as the
Passion Play
Everyman Play
Plague Play