Drama and Theater

Open Ended

Answer the question in the image.

Poll

Which element of theater do you want to be part of?

• Scriptwriter

• Director

• Performer

• Stage Manager

• Costume or Props Manager

Open Ended

Drama and theater are a melting pot where people come together to watch as audience or perform onstage.

If you were a performer in a drama? How would you ensure harmony with your fellow cast members or stage setters?

Multiple Choice

Drama was used to re-enact Bible stories, miracle plays and morality plays.

• Primitive Theater

• Greek Theater

• Middle Ages

• Renaissance

Multiple Choice

Drama was used to re-enact hunts for the tribes to know what actions or adventures the leaders did in search for food.

• Primitive Theater

• Greek Theater

• Middle Ages

• Renaissance

Multiple Choice

Drama was used as a means to worship mythological gods and goddesses.

• Primitive Theater

• Greek Theater

• Middle Ages

• Renaissance

Multiple Choice

Drama was used as an entertainment with elaborate characters and set designs onstage.

• Primitive Theater

• Greek Theater

• Middle Ages

• Renaissance

Multiple Choice

It is designed to be entertaining and humorous where misfortune ends in triumph or happiness.

• farce

• comedy

• pantomime

• tragedy

Multiple Choice

A serious drama where the protagonist begins happily and end in misery or failure.

• pantomime

• tragicomedy

• tragedy

• comedy

Multiple Choice

It stirs the audience to pity and fear and also to laughter. Its happy ending is preceded by tragic events with some comic relief now and then.

• comedy

• tragedy

• tragicomedy

• farce

Multiple Choice

A drama involving of low comedy such as exaggeration of character, ridiculous situations surprises and coincidences that result from contrived and improbable plot.

• farce

• pantomime

• comedy

• tragedy

Multiple Choice

A play that doesn’t use dialogue and is best described as silent acting.

• comedy

• farce

• tragicomedy

• pantomime

Open Ended

If you were to choose a type of drama to showcase a Lourdesian value that defines your section for this school year, which one would it be and why?