Theatrical Periods

What is the theatrical form during Renaissance Period?

• Entertainment consisting of Masques

• Broadways or commercial plays

• Melodrama and opera

• Festival performances

It is a period where theatrical plays were denounced by the church and is not allowed to play in public places

• Neo-classical period

• Renaissance Period

• Romantic period

• Medieval period

In what period did melodrama and operas become most popular?

• Neo-classical period

• Romantic Period

• Greek Period

• Baroque Period

The following are the theatrical forms of Renaissance period except:

• Pantomime

• Dialogue

• Acrobatics

• Dance

In what period did theater apply technology in their production?

• Baroque

• Romantic

• Medieval

• Renaissance

Neo-classical period was characterized by its grandiosity. Which of the choices supports this statement?

• A. Stage decorations were given emphasis

• B. Costumes and sceneries where highly elaborate

• C. Lighting effects were observed

• D. Performances were extra-ordinary

Broadways and commercials are evident during which period?

• A. Greek

• B. Neo-classical

• C. Romantic

• D. baroque

In this period, tragedy, comedy and satyr plays were developed.

• A. Greek

• B. Medieval

• C. Renaissance

• D. Baroque

Theater is banned during medieval period. What did Minstrels do in order to perform their act?

• A. They continue their theater acts regardless of the ban.

• B. They ask permission to the European churches to perform.

• C. They stay civil until the ban is uplifted.

• D. They travel from one place to another in order to perform their theatrical acts.

This period officially established just two types of plays, tragedy and comedy.

• A. Baroque

• B. Romantic

• C. Neo-Classical

• D. Greek Period