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1-14-16 Drama History Review
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History of drama for VPA class
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What group gained power and outlawed all theatre in 1642?
Puritans
Rockers
Shakers
Quakers
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Most famous playwright of the Elizabethan era.
Stratford Upon-Avon
Didot
Shakespeare
Byron
3
Realism began in this country
Amsterdam
Russia
Denmark
China
4
Ancient Romans introduced to Greek Theatre from?
Etruscans
Italians
English
Flemish
5
Most common morality play from around 1400 to 1550.
Shakespeare
Euripides
Castlevania
Everyman
6
Thanks to the Romans, theatre spread all across
Russia
Africa
Europe
United States
7
Theatre in ancient Greece was created so ordinary citizens could take part in
politics
plays
religion
Sporting events
8
In the Middle Ages, Mystery plays were plays about
Satan
God
Heaven
miracles
9
Important Dramatists of the 1800s
William Butler Yeats
Henrik Ibsen
Oscar Wilde
George Bernard Shaw
10
Year that they outlawed all theatre in London.
1742
1442
1542
1642
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The development of _________ included nature and strong emotions.
Romanticism
Expressionism
Restoration Drama
Realism
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Exaggeration of emotion, characters and plot
Mystery Plays
melodrama
Romanticism
Expressionism
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Most influential artist using the Expressionist style.
Lord Byron
Gilbert and Sullivan
Shelley
Strindberg
14
Number of plays surviving from ancient Greece
22
32
12
42
15
One of the most important playwrights of the 20th century.
Yeats
Ibsen
Oscar Wilde
Arthur Miller
16
Example of comic opera
Love in a Tub
The Mikado
A Doll's House
17
Theatre as we know it originated in?
Italy
Greece
Amsterdam
England
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This style focused on the spiritual awakenings in characters and societal failures.
Romanticism
Expressionism
Realism
Morality Plays
19
Ancient Greek theatre was called?
Theatron
proscenion
parados
skene
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Style/period that told stories about the middle-class and their ability to choose their destiny
comic opera
Expressionism
Realism
Melodrama
21
The development of comedy stemmed from the Medieval
Feast of Fools
All Fools Day
St. Patrick's Day
22
Played written in England from 1660 - 1710 after Charles II was restored to the throne.
Sexual comedies
Love in a Tub
comedies and dramas
restoration drama
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Most important and influential example of theatrical realism
A Doll's House
Love in a Tub
The Mikado