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Frantic Assembly Quiz

Total questions: 23

Worksheet time: 26mins

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1.

What is a key element of physicality in Frantic Assembly's performances?

a)

Minimal movement

b)

Dynamic and expressive movement

c)

Static poses

d)

Slow and deliberate actions

2.

How does Frantic Assembly typically use space in their performances?

a)

They limit movement to a small area

b)

They utilise the entire stage and beyond

c)

They focus on vertical movement only

d)

They avoid using the stage floor

3.

Which of the following is a collaborative technique used by Frantic Assembly?

a)

Solo improvisation

b)

Group devising

c)

Script reading

d)

Individual monologues

4.

What is the primary goal of Frantic Assembly's use of emotional impact in their performances?

a)

To confuse the audience

b)

To evoke strong emotional responses

c)

To provide comic relief

d)

To maintain a neutral tone

5.

In Frantic Assembly's productions, what role does lighting design play?

a)

It is used sparingly

b)

It is used to create mood and atmosphere

c)

It is always bright and uniform

d)

It is not considered important

6.

What is a soundscape in the context of Frantic Assembly's performances?

a)

A visual backdrop

b)

A collection of sounds that create an auditory environment

c)

A type of costume design

d)

A form of dialogue

7.

How does Frantic Assembly use building blocks in their performances?

a)

As literal blocks for construction

b)

As metaphorical steps in devising a performance

c)

As props for the actors to sit on

d)

As part of the lighting design

8.

What are chair duets in Frantic Assembly's work?

a)

A musical performance involving chairs

b)

A choreographed sequence performed by two actors using chairs

c)

A dialogue scene set on chairs

d)

A lighting technique involving chairs

9.

What is the 'push hands' technique in Frantic Assembly's methodology?

a)

A form of stage combat

b)

A movement exercise involving gentle pushing between partners

c)

A vocal warm-up

d)

A lighting cue

10.

What does 'round by through' refer to in Frantic Assembly's practice?

a)

A vocal technique

b)

A movement sequence involving navigating around, by, and through each other

c)

A lighting design concept

d)

A sound design method

11.

Which of the following is a famous play created by Frantic Assembly?

a)

The Tempest

b)

The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time

c)

Hamlet

d)

Macbeth

12.

What is the primary focus of Frantic Assembly's physical theatre?

a)

Spoken dialogue

b)

Physical movement and expression

c)

Traditional set design

d)

Classical music

13.

How does Frantic Assembly ensure the emotional impact of their performances?

a)

By using elaborate costumes

b)

Through intense physicality and movement

c)

By avoiding emotional themes

d)

By using only professional actors

14.

What is a common feature of Frantic Assembly's lighting design?

a)

Static lighting

b)

Dynamic and changing lighting to match the mood

c)

Always bright lighting

d)

No use of lighting

15.

In what way do soundscapes contribute to Frantic Assembly's performances?

a)

They provide background noise

b)

They enhance the emotional and atmospheric experience

c)

They are used to distract the audience

d)

They replace dialogue

16.

Explain how you would go about creating a performance in a Frantic Assembly style. you could talk about the following: Storyboard / tableaux / script / round by through / push hands / chair duet / rocks and ledges

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17.

Explain one way that Frantic Assembly aims to change the minds of the viewers of Curious Incident and what strategies they use to do this?

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18.

What are the 'creative intentions' of a theatre performance?

a)

The processes used to create the performance

b)

The different creative roles who work backstage on the performance

c)

The ideas of the director in rehearsal

d)

The main aims and purpose of the performance, the big ideas or goals they hope to communicate to the audience

19.

What is the 'purpose' of performance work

a)

The impact the performers hope to have on the audience such as; to laugh, to learn something, to raise awareness

b)

How each rehearsal is made purposeful through planning

c)

The responsibility of each person working on the performance

d)

The profits from a performance going to a worthy cause

20.

What are the 'features' of a performance?

a)

The different performers who have been cast

b)

the different members of the backstage crew

c)

A performer who features in one scene as a cameo role

d)

the different elements of a performance that make it interesting and identifiable

21.

Describe how Frantic Assembly use technology in their set design to enhance the mood and atmosphere of their performances?

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22.

Which other theatre practitioners have influenced Frantic Assembly in how they create and present their work?

a)

Complicite Theatre Company

b)

Gecko Theatre Company

c)

Boxhouse Theatre Company

d)

Zoonation

23.

Which of the following influences can be seen in Frantic Assembly's play The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time?

a)

Avant Garde Theatre

b)

Theatre In Education

c)

Puppetry

d)

Slapstick Comedy