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Y9 - Practitioners QUIZ

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is a Theatre Practitioner?

a)

a person or company that review other peoples work

b)

someone who writes plays

c)

a person or theatre company that creates practical work or theories to do with performance and theatre

d)

someone who operates on people

2.

Tick the practitioners you have studied

a)

Bertolt Brecht

b)

Frantic Assembly

c)

Katie Mitchell

d)

Konstantine Stanislavski

3.

What style of theatre is associated with Konstantin Stanislavski

a)

Naturalism

b)

Epic Theatre

c)

Physical theatre

d)

chair duets

4.

What did Bertolt Brecht say about 'Naturalistic' theatre

a)

i do not understand why anyone would want to watch it

b)

they (audience) might as well hang their brains up with their coats

c)

the audience are just as good as the actors on stage

d)

they (audience) might as well hang up their bags with their coats

5.

Which techniques are used in Epic Theatre. Tick ALL that apply

a)

Placcards

b)

Direct address

c)

Given Circumstances

d)

Emotional memory

6.

What are "Given Circumstances"?

a)

Questions that you ask your character

b)

information that you make up

c)

key information about your character, that you learn form the script

d)

the setting of the play

7.

What is physical theatre?

a)

a performance style that requires actors to perform gymnastic sequences

b)

a style of theatre with an emphasis on physical elements of performance

c)

a performance style without words

d)

a dance style of performance

8.

Which physical theatre company did you research?

a)

Manic Assembly

b)

DV8

c)

Movement Assembly

d)

Frantic Assembly

9.

Which technique required you to sit next to a partner

a)

Chair Duets

b)

Sensory Memory

c)

Mirroring

d)

Seat Duets

10.

What is a stimulus?

a)

a piece of music

b)

someone that tells you what to do

c)

something that inspires your performance

d)

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