Roman/Medieval Theatre

What did the productions of cycle plays allow the trades and craftsmen to do?

Who is the messenger of God in Everyman?

Who is Everyman?

Characters in morality plays learn and portray ____________.

Everyman is a story of his life being told that _____________________.

In morality plays, people represent ________________.

Rapid changes in scenery and characters happened in what type of plays?

Romans preferred _____________

Tropes were performed in __________________ on small stages inside the church.

Hrosvitha's plays were considered ___________ plays.

An example of the appropriate trade guild to produce the story of Noah.

Who adapted their plays from the Greeks?

Special stage effects were called __________.

How could Roman actors earn status?

Romans performed in Greeks' clothing.

The only way to change scenery when using pageant wagons was to ____________________.

The basis on morality plays is a struggle between ____________.

Masks were only used by ______________.

What did the pageant wagons allow the actors to do?

The Medieval stages relied on the _____________ of the people, they used a generic locale.

What did actors have to provide themselves?

Which character is the one that ends up going with Everyman?

The stage manager was called the _________________.

What characters does Everyman pass on his journey to the next world?

Miracle plays were _____________.

Hrotsvitha wrote plays about ___________________.

What type of play is Everyman?

Why did the church decide theatre could be helpful to them?

Two stories were told simultaneously with 2 plots within one story in ___________ Plays.

What happened to make theatre cancelled?

The language that plays were written in at this time was?

What events happened to show spectacle in Roman theatre?

What were the function of pageant wagons?

What did morality plays show?

The leaders of the church thought theatre was _________________.

Women were able to perform in which country?

Who was the nun who was the first female historian?

What is the lesson the audience learns with Everyman?

Who was in charge of the effects in a production?

Trade guilds in England produced ______________ plays.

Stories of the Bible were told in the church were called __________________.

How many rehearsals were the actors given?

What is a station drama?

Were the Roman plays secular or religious?

There was one actor for each part in the Medieval plays.

Did Shepherds Plays have one or two plots?

The period following the fall of the Roman Empire was __________________.

Choosing people who have certain qualities in real life who have similar qualities of a character in a play

What was stationary staging called?

Pageant masters also had the jobs of _____________ for a production.

Mummers plays were _________________.

What plays had comedy and drama in the same ones?

What was Seneca's nickname?

The audiences of cycle plays had to pay for entry to the production.