What are the two themes shown (one literal and suggested) by Little Red Riding Hoods and the Wolf's song and blocking?

Does all versions of Into the Woods have the narrator as a young boy?

In the version we are watching, Who is telling the performance as it is playing out?

When Red Riding Hood's costume changes to the wolf fur cape this symbolizes what change in Red Riding Hood?

Jack talks about living between the land of the giants and home, what metaphorically is he talking about?

What does Little Red Riding Hood mean by the lyrics "Isn't it nice to know a lot! And a little bit not..."?

What does the Baker's wife mean with the lyrics "Let the moment go... Don't forget it for a moment, though."?

After sharing a night with the Prince, how does it affect the Baker's Wife?

When the Baker sees his father in the woods, after his wife's death what does he figure out?

Why did the Witch lock Rapunzel in the tower?

Why did the Witch get cursed and turned ugly?

Who tells Cinderella about the Prince's infidelity?

How does the Baker deal with the death of his wife?

What does the Baker tell Jack, when Jack wants to kill the King's Steward?

Now that Red Riding Hood has lost her Granny and Mom, Cinderella tells who must decide right and wrong?

Who plays the the Boy/Narrator's father who comes looking for him in the woods?

At the end of Act 2, The Witch sings about how your mother and fathers can affect children, what are the main themes?

Greek Theatre began primarily as ___________.

Greeks primarily worshipped ______________ through theatre festivals.

Select the three forms of Theatre the Greeks invented:

What three roles did the Greek Chorus play in performance?

Who created the role of the actor?

Where did Greeks build there Theatres for Performances?

What did Aristotle write, and why is it important?

Greek choruses first performed dithyrambs, which were _____________.

Who wrote the tragedies Oedipus Rex, Oedipus at Colonus, and Antigone?

Who wrote the comedy Lysistrata and is known as the father of Comedy?

Greek Theatre Festivals centered around __________________.

In Ancient Greece, attending the theatre was seen as _________________.

Winners of Greek Theatre Festivals won the Tragoidia, which roughly translates to _________________.

Deus ex machina, translated as "God out of the machine," refers to the theatrical machine known as machene, which _____________________.

Wheeled Cart used to move set pieces on and off the acting area?

Known as the Dancing Place this is the name of where chorus sang danced for the audience?

What is the building of stage where Actors performed (included 1-3 doors in and out)?

The name of the seating for a Greek Audience also called the "The Seeing Place" and where we get the word for the art form?

Greeks build what out of the sides of mountains to have their choir competitions, that evolved in to drama?

Greece has thousands of inhabited islands and dramatic__________________ ranges.

What did Greek actors wear to show different characters?

In the story of Dionysus birth who are his parents?

How large were the chorus in the beginning of the competitions?

What animal was sacrificed to commemorate the god's death?

Who was Thespis?

The playwright known as the father of tragedies is?

Did Greek Theatre have a structure the same as plays we watch today?

The First part of a Greek Structure is call what?

Who wrote the book about Greek Tragedy that helped define the importance of Greek Drama?

True or False: Today, we use the word “Thespian” in honor of the first actor.

All Greek actors were ———————- in the beginning.

What kind of theatre is above?

What does "Drama" mean?

Where would the movements and action take place in a Greek play?

What came first in Theatre History of Greece?

If the Dionysus Festivals were held in the city to commemorate the making of the wine, the farming communities around Athens would also celebrate what other time of the grape season?

The first book of theatrical criticism written by Aristotle?

Of all the plays written in Ancient Greece, how many survived today?

Who selected the winners of the dithyramb contest?

What was the term used by Aristotle discussing a purgation of emotion?