Theatre History QUIZ

Which of the following are NOT a Shakespearean Tragedy?

Who was the god of Theatre and Wine?

Liturgical Drama tells stories primarily about:

English Renaissance Theatre included Shakespeare?

What play is Yorrick from?

Final question: How many plays did Shakespeare write?

The English Renaissance came 100 years after most of Europe because of the 100 year war with:

Ancient Sanskrit is seen as theatre coming from

Late Middle Ages theatre included all the following EXCEPT

Japanese Noh Theatre was concerned with

Ancient Christian leaders had a complicated relationship with Theatre?

Aristophanes' play Lysistrata is about women who are angry about?

Which Greek Philosopher thought Theatre should be banned?

What civilization is typically seen as starting theatre?

Women appeared onstage in this nation first?

Aristotle discussed this emotional release triggered by onstage trauma:

Tragedy can be translated loosely into Greek as:

Restoration Drama generally took a satirical look at:

Shakespeare's comedies typically in marriages?

The Theatre of the Italian Renaissance was best known as:

Which type of play did Shakespeare NOT write

Actors appearing in several plays at once is called being in repertory.

Hemlativus, the cool 10th century nun from Lower Saxony who was maybe the first playwright of the new era of theatre

Name of the 'first' actor?

Who does Mike Rugnetta often talk to?

Shakespeare is from

Roman Theatre largely based their theatre on Greek Theatre

What happened to Theatre post-Shakespeare?

The return to theatre was known as:

Who is our Crash Course Theatre host?