Medieval & American Theatre

What new invention's popularity began rival and perhaps overshadow theatre in America?

She wrote A Raisin in the Sun about a 1950s black American family's struggles in the suburbs.

He wrote The Iceman Cometh and A Long Day's Journey Into Night.

A play based on Christ's final week of life is called what?

Early American theatrical plots borrowed heavily from the plays of what country?

This is when an actor is asked to return for a second audition and read for a specific part:

What were the lavish, extravagant Medieval plays produced to glorify Noblemen?

These plays were based on Biblical stories:

This was a play that was based on the life of a saint:

He wrote Our Town & The Matchmaker:

What do we call the director's idea for the production style of a play?

In what Morality play did the main character meet Death, God & seek salvation with Good Deeds?

The clergy mostly taught the gospel in what clerical/scholarly language?

Marilyn Monroe's last husband wrote classics like Death of a Salesman.  Who was he?

His comedies (e.g.The Odd Couple & Barefoot in the Park) are American dinner theatre staples.

Christians reintroduced theatrical performance because congregations were mostly ___________.

Tennessee Williams was a famous American playwright who wrote all the following EXCEPT:

Plays that were written to teach Right Vs. Wrong and other lessons were...

This was a series of acting stations in a line including Heaven, Pilate's House & Hell's Mouth.

These groups of tradesmen used their given craft to create one particular part of a play.