Theatre history

Which is another name used to refer to the Middle Ages?

What was the name of the building behind the Greek alter and orchestra?

Which Medieval plays were about the lives of saints?

The church began to produce plays to educate who?

What were the "moving stages" called?

What were the people who watched from the pit called in the Globe?

Mystery plays in Medieval theatre were called that because:

Common character types are known as what?

The term "secular" refers only to what?

What was at the very center of the orchestra in Greek theatres?

Medieval Passion Plays were about what subject?

Who performed in the play performed during mass services?

Who did Shakespeare write for mainly?

Medieval plays allowed women to act in plays because they were "without sin" and they were based on bible stories.

Who was the Greek god that was worshipped that lead to theatre?

What was the name of the first known actor?

At the beginning of the Middle Ages, who banned theatre because it was vulgar & evil?

Before pageant wagons, Medieval theatre used what?

Shakespeare just wrote tragedies and comedies.

The group of people in Greek theatre that all said or sang the same thing at the same time were who?

What is the name for a short, biblical scene?

In the Shakespeare comedy, Cymbeline, there was a character named Posthumous. Why is this unfortunate?

What was cut into the stage floor in the Globe?

What does theatron mean?

A set a tropes performed together is a known as a what?