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Get Your Act Together Two !

Total questions: 21

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What staging style is this?

a)

Proscenium end stage

b)

Theatre in the Round

c)

Thrust stage

2.

What staging style is this?

a)

Promenade

b)

Proscenium end stage

c)

Thrust stage

3.

What staging style is this?

a)

Traverse

b)

Proscenium end stage

c)

Thrust stage

4.

Give another name for this kind of staging style.

a)

Traverse

b)

In the round

c)

End stage

5.

If the audience is doing this, what kind of staging style is it?

a)

Proscenium end stage

b)

In the round

c)

Promenade

6.

What is the correct spelling of the name of the playwright who wrote "Blood Brothers"?

a)

Willy Russel

b)

Willy Rusell

c)

Willy Russell

7.

Which city is the play set in?

a)

Liverpool

b)

Newcastle

c)

Manchester

8.

What was the background reason for working class families being rehoused, just like the Johnstone family?

a)

Slum clearances in Liverpool

b)

To get rid of "difficult families"

c)

It was nicer in the countryside

9.

Who was Prime Minister at the time the play was written?

a)

Tony Blair

b)

Theresa May

c)

Margaret Thatcher

10.

"Blood Brothers" is similar to Greek tragedy, as it shows children paying for the mistakes their parents made. True or false?

a)

True

b)

False

11.

Is "Blood Brothers"...

a)

A comedy?

b)

A tragedy?

c)

A comic-tragedy?

12.

Which character in "Blood Brothers" says: "How swiftly those who've made a pact, Can come to overlook the fact, Or wish the reckoning be delayed, But a debt is a debt and must be paid"?

a)

Mr Lyons

b)

Eddie

c)

Narrator

13.

When they move house, who leaves behind "rags, the wobbly wardrobe, chest of drawers that never close. The 2 legged chair, the carpet so bare"?

a)

Mrs Lyons

b)

Mrs Johnstone

c)

Marilyn Monroe

14.

Mickey says "I don't wear a hat that I can tilt at the world". Does he mean...

a)

He doesn't own a hat

b)

He tried to throw his hat like a frisbee but failed.

c)

He has low status compared to Eddie and he has nothing to be proud of. In those days, people of high status such as businessmen would raise their hat politely in greeting to others in the street.

15.

Who says "I don't want her to hold the baby, Richard. She's..I don't want the baby to catch anything. Babies catch things very easily, Richard"?

a)

Mrs Johnstone

b)

Mrs Lyons

c)

The Gynaecologist

16.

Who says "I'm not sure I'd let him mix with the likes of them in future. Make sure he keeps with his own kind...Thanks for the drink, sir"?

a)

The policeman

b)

The school teacher

c)

Edward

17.

Who says "I'm not defraudin' no one...Now move, you. Move! Give me the bag!"?

a)

Linda

b)

Mickey

c)

Sammy

18.

Who says "You have ruined me. But you won't ruin Edward! Is it money you want?"?

a)

Mrs Johnstone

b)

Mrs Lyons

c)

Linda

19.

Who says "Didn't Mickey tell y'? We got married two weeks before you came home and I'm expecting a baby"?

a)

Linda

b)

Marilyn Monroe

c)

Mrs Johnstone

20.

Who said " I didn't sort anythin' out...Not a job, not a house, nothin'. It used to be just sweets and ciggies he gave me, because I had none of me own. Now it's a job and a house. I'm not stupid Linda. You sorted it out. You an' Councillor Lyons" ?

a)

Eddie

b)

Narrator

c)

Mickey

21.

Brecht wanted the audience to remember they were watching a PLAY so that they were not emotionally involved and so that they would concentrate on the MESSAGE of his plays. He did this by using...

a)

Direct address, placards, subtitles and projections, and actors commenting on characters' behaviour

b)

obscure and gruesome abstract sound effects

c)

trying to convince the audience to completely believe in the world of the play