Roman and Medieval Theatre Era

Roman Theatre existed between the years

• 1000 BC - 146 BC

• 146 BC - 476 AD

• 476 - 1453

• 1453 - Present

Roman Theatre Spaces included a new feature known as the

• stage

• orchestra

• vomitoria

• passage

The place where actors performed was called the pulpitum.

• True

• False

The Orchestra of the both the Greek Era and the Roman Era had the same purpose.

• True

• False

The name of the Roman playwright was

• Euripides

• Aeschylus

• Aristophanes

• Seneca

Medieval plays revolved around

• society

• love

• Roman Catholicism

• crime

Plays were performed during the Medieval period on wagon stages.

• True

• False

The name given to the Vernacular Dramas are

• Mystery

• Morality

• Miracle

• All of the above

After Drama was reborn the dialogue was liturgical before being rewritten to the vernacular.

• True

• False

Imagine a small town where a historic theatre has stood for over a century. After facing numerous challenges, including natural disasters and changing cultural landscapes, the community gathers to discuss its future. Do you think this theatre can withstand time, space, and destruction?

• Yes

• No

• Maybe