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1
The increasing popularity of film, TV & internet will stop the continuation of live theatre.
True
False
2
Bollywood films, featuring theatrical staging, lighting and costumes originated in:
Japan
Hollywood
India
China
3
Opera originated in what country?
United States
Italy
Germany
Denmark
4
Plays with a strong political or social agenda are known as:
Agitprop
Performance Art
Poor Theatre
Shingeki
5
True or False: The National Theatre is located on Broadway in NYC?
True
False
6
A 19th century performance where white performers wore blackface was:
Shingeki
Burlesque
Minstrel Show
Musical Revue
7
Identify the artists that created Performance Art.
None of the Above
Gilbert & Sullivan
Both A and B
August Wilson
8
Creator(s) of
Cats, Evita, Jesus Christ Superstar and Phantom of the Opera
Stephen Sondheim
Rodgers and Hammerstein
Andrew Lloyd Webber
Gilbert and Sullivan
9
Fantastic productions featuring highly skilled athletic performers
Burlesque
Cirque du Soleil
Bunraku
Agitprop
10
Creator(s) of
Pirates of Penzance, Mikado, and HMS Pinafore
Rodgers and Hammerstein
Gilbert and Sullivan
Stephen Sondheim
Agnes DeMille
11
The difference between Vaudeville and Burlesque is that Burlesque would probably have:
A higher ticket price
More comedy
Less music
More sexual humor
12
The book of the musical is also called...
Lyrics
Falsetto
Music
Libretto
13
Concept musicals, like
Hair
, are built around a theme or idea, rather than a story.
False
True
14
Who was the choreographer who introduced ballet to musical theatre?
Stephen Sondheim
Lorraine Hansberry
Agnes DeMille
Yoko Ono
15
Creator(s) of
Oklahoma, South Pacific, and The Sound of Music
Andrew Lloyd Webber
Gilbert and Sullivan
Rodgers and Hammerstein
Stephen Sondheim
16
Composer of
Into the Woods, Company & Assassins
Stephen Sondheim
Andrew Lloyd Webber
Agnes De Mille
Gilbert and Sullivan
17
A patter singer sings very:
Fast
Slow
High
Low
18
A musical that strings together the hits from a musician or musical group is called a:
Operetta
Jukebox Musical
None of the Above
Musical Revue
19
A female's 3 main singing types are:
Falsetto, Contralto, Soprano
Mezzo Soprano, Baritone, Falsetto
Soprano, Mezzo Soprano, Contralto
Bass, Baritone, Tenor
20
True or False: No musical has ever won the Pulitzer Prize.
True
False
Neither True nor False
21
The difference between a Revue and Musical Theatre is that a Revue does NOT have
None of the Above
Dancing
A single storyline
Music
22
Which musical (1927), was first to introduce serious topics, including an interracial romance?
Showboat
Bunraku
Book of Mormon
Oklahoma
23
Which is a form of Japanese theatre?
Kabuki
Shingeki
All of the above
Noh
24
A performance staged on the street, for example, where there are multiple focuses...
Environmental
Burlesque
Agitprop
Experimental
25
A singer who uses the technique of singing
loudly
is known as a:
Belter
Bass
Mezzo Soprano
Baritone