Which part of the Greek Stage was known as the "dancing space"?

Who was allowed to act in Greek Plays?

In Greek theatre, the chorus wore what?

In what part of a Greek play do characters act out the story?

Which part of the Greek stage is known as the Viewing Place?

Who was the first actor in history?

What does the Greek Chorus represent onstage?

What do we call the person who manipulates a puppet?

Which type of puppet is found almot exclusively in Vietnam?

Which type of puppet uses ticks to move the head, body, hands and legs of the figure?

Which type of puppet requires being lit behind a cloth?

Puppets are no longer used in theatre, film or television today.

Which of the following is a type of musical where musical numbers and dances are fully intergrated into a climatic plot structure?

Which of the following is an example of a sung through musical?

What type of musical features hit songs of a popular music group or genre?

Cats is an example of what?

For a musical, who writes the music?

Who creates the dance routines for a musical?

What type of songs tells a fairly strict narrative, typically of one particular character?

What type of song is a big number that opens a musical?

What was the name of the sea battles that took place in the Coliseum?

What was the name of the animal fights that took place in the Coliseum? 

Which ancient theatre culture did the Romans draw their inspriation from? 

What was the name of the oldest offical festival that honored Jupiter? 

What was the name of the Roman who wrote tragedies? His plays are the only examples of Roman tragedy we have. 

Which Roman Playwright wrote The Brothers, Mother-in-Law? 

Around what year did Roman Theatre originate? 

What was the name of the stage on a Roman theatre?

What was the name of the auditorium on a Roman theatre?

What was the name of the building used for chariot races?

In a Roman theatre this was the “stage house”, joined with audience to form one architectural unit

In a Roman Theatre these corridors under the seats that lead onto the orchestra were called __________? 

The Romans hated violence and refused to show it onstage. 

The Romans incorporated ideas of Farce and Slapstick into their comedies. 

Roman Actors were referred to as histriones.

The Romans style of theatre was very tragic and extremely reverent towards the gods. They hated comedy. 

What does "renaissance" mean in French? 

What popular art form was developed in Italy during their renaissance?

Who was the most popular playwright during the French Renaissance and wrote plays like Tartuffe and The Miser? 

Which monarch in England supported the growth of Theatre? 

Which of the following Playwrights was NOT famous during the English Renaissance? 

Which English Renaissance playwright was rumored to have faked his own death? 

Who is the most popular playwright to come out of the English Renaissance? He is credited with writing 38 plays 154 Sonnets. 

A metrical foot consisting of one unstressed syllable followed by one stressed syllable. u / 

A measuring unit in poetry, which is made up of stressed and unstressed syllables.

A line of verse consisting of five metrical feet.

Women were allowed to perform during the English Renaissance. 

Plays during the French Renaissance were created for the poor, and royalty were never invited to see the plays. 

The English Renaissance is referred to as Elizabethan Theatre because Queen Elizabeth I, loved to support the theatre. 

Renaissance Theatre throughout all of Europe was in response to the medieval period and the church. 

What is the correct order these happended :D

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of farce?

Which Commedia character eats constantly?

Which Commedia characters were birdlike?

What is the Commedia term for the class of Masters?

What is the Commedia term for the class of Lovers?

Pantalone leads with which part of his body?

Commedia troupes drew inspiration from what?

Which of the following was the head servant of the household?

In Commedia, what is the term for a short, rehearsed, comedic bit?

Colombina leads with which part of her body?

When did Farce originate?

Which Commedia character leads with their shins?

What is a modern day example of Farce?

In Commedia, who is the foolish hero?

The Italian Renaissance was a cultural explosion of what?

Which of the following could be a child of the Vecchi?

Commedia dell'arte translates to what?

Commedia Dell'Arte formed around when?

Which class is the highest on the Comemdia Hierarchy?

In Commedia, women were not allowed to perform.

In Commedia, actors typically played many stock characters.

Greek Theatre started as a part of what?

Which part of the Greek Stage was known as the "dancing space"?