Which actor worked mostly for Christopher Marlowe?

Which actor quit Shakespeare’s company due to a dispute over improvising?

What role did Shakespeare write for William Kempe?

What did Ben Jonson say about Shakespeare after Shakespeare’s death?

Who were Shakespeare’s children?

Who was Shakespeare’s wife?

What playwright influenced Shakespeare?

This outdoor theatre was built in 1576 by James Burbage (father of actor Richard Burbage). Shakespeare’s troupe played there.

This outdoor theatre was used by Shakespeare’s company, The Lord Chamberlain’s Men (later called The King’s Men).

Indoor theatre refurbished by James Burbage (father of actor Richard Burbage). Used by The King’s Men (Shakespeare’s company) as of 1608 for their winter theatre.

THE GLOBE THEATRE: This is where the groundlings would pay a ½ penny to stand in and watch the show

THE GLOBE THEATRE: The roof over the stage, had various sky images painted on the bottom of the roof to suggest a sky at various times of day.

THE GLOBE THEATRE: The balcony and alcove were part of the upstage area.

THE GLOBE THEATRE: The seats where the wealthier patrons would sit.

TRUE OR FALSE: The Globe Theatre was built using the wood from The Theatre.

TRUE OR FALSE: The Black Friars was an indoor theatre that catered to the wealthy.

True or False: Early on, there was an altar in the center of the Orchestra called the Thymele.

True or False: We get the word “proscenium” from the word “skene.”

A poem written in a heightened style that expresses deep feeling and is intended to be sung

The “first actor,” because he arranged for spoken word in the midst of the choral odes. He supposedly stepped away from the chorus and spoke the words instead of singing them.

Where the audience sat - often dug into the side of a hill, it translates to “the hearing place.”

The overall theatre itself - the word translates to “the seeing place.”

The choral leader

The circular area closest to the audience where the chorus would perform. It translates to “the dancing place”

The entrances on the sides of the skene/proskenion where the chorus would enter the orchestra area

The platform/raised level in front of the skene where the non-chorus actors would perform

What area of the stage is number 1?

What area of the stage is number 5?

What area of the stage is number 7?

What area of the stage is DOWNSTAGE CENTER?

What area of the stage is CENTER STAGE LEFT?

What area of the stage is UPSTAGE CENTER?

What area of the stage is CENTER STAGE RIGHT?

What area of the stage is number 3?

toward the audience

away from the audience- toward the back wall

slanted

behind the stage; out of view

where the audience sits

having an action appear effortless and natural due to repeating the movement many times

toward the audience

This type of theatre is what we usually think of as a "theatre".

Its primary feature is the ________, a "picture frame" placed around the front of the playing area of an end stage.

A Stage surrounded by audience on three sides. The Fourth side serves as the background.

A central stage surrounded by audience on all sides. The stage area is often raised to improve sightlines.

The space between two curtain legs where and actor enters the stage or exits the stage.

The big curtain at the front of the stage that opens and closes.

Deep, full quality of sound

Filling a space with sound

The clear, precise, pronunciation of speech

Which of the following is a Vocal Variety?

Which of the following is a Vocal Variety?

Which of the following is a Vocal Variety?

Which of the following is a Vocal Variety?

Which of the following is a Resonator?

Which of the following is a Resonator?

Which of the following is an Articulator?

Which of the following is an Articulator?

How loud or soft one speaks

The highness or lowness of a voice

The emotion of a voice

The speed at which one speaks

True of False: Actors can move when performing tableaux.

True or False: Mimos, is a Greek word meaning, “to imitate or to mimic.”

True or False: When mimes pantomime an object, their hand position will show the weight of an object.

True or False: When mimes pantomime an object, tension in the arms, hands, and body will show the weight of the object.

Body movements that people use to create emphasis or meaning. Examples include: pointing, shrugging shoulders, tilting the head.

To interact with imaginary objects or forces.

A visual effect in which actors create a picture by standing in a frozen position

True or False: Pantomimes can include props and costumes but often don’t; they have the performers mime the items.

A person who performs the art of mime

Telling a story without words.

Communicating thoughts and feelings through body movements. Examples include: crossing arms, furrowing the brow, hunching the shoulders, etc.

Pantomime comes from this Greek word

What area of the diagram is NUMBER 1?

What area of the diagram is NUMBER 2?

What area of the diagram is NUMBER 3?

What area of the diagram is NUMBER 4?

What area of the diagram is NUMBER 5?

What area of the diagram is NUMBER 6?