What is the Greek word meaning, “to do or to act”?

What is the Latin term meaning “God from the machine”?

The Greek word meaning human sorrow and compassion is:

The small hut or building in which the actors changed their masks and costumes was called

The circular area where the actors/chorus performed, danced & sang, was called the

The entrances onto the stage between the skene and the orchestra were called the

What is our word today that comes from the Greek word "tragoidia"meaning “goat song”?

What group explained the situation and helped the audience understand what was going on in the Greek plays?

Theatre began as worship to the Greek god of wine and revelry:

The actor stepped out from the chorus and spoke and for that reason we are called "thespians".

Three plays that are related by theme, myth, or characters are called

What group were the only ones allowed to perform on the Greek stage?

The crane-like hoist that permitted actors to fly above the stage as if they were gods was called the

What were the reasons for a Greek actor to wear the huge masks on stage?

What is the term used to indicate an artificial plot device in order that the play might come to a conclusion?

What is the Greek term meaning “the viewing place”?

The symbolic masks of comedy & tragedy are often referred to as:

The muse of tragedy, often seen holding the tragic mask, is:

The muse of comedy, often seen holding the comedy mask, is:

What was a structural aspect the Greek theatres had in common?

Greek audiences would watch ____ followed by a _______.

The Greek machine that had 3 sides and would turn to display different scenes was called

The Greek machine that had wheels and would display the violent aftermath or interior scenes was called

What was the area in which Greek audiences would sit?

An open air venue used for entertainment (like Palo Duro Canyon) is called

The Greeks did not want to see the violence on stage but wanted to experience the aftermath by seeing the dead body(ies).

The Greeks had a word meaning excessive pride and most of their heroes in tragedies exhibited this: