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What was the most popular type of Spanish play during the restoration period?

Cape and sword plays

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What are some different styles of Japanese theatre?

Kabuki, Noh, and Bunraku

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Who was a very well known French playwright known for comedies?

Molière

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What type of plays was Plautus known for?

Farce

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What was the first known performance and it’s location?

The Abydos Passion Play in Egypt

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What was Thespis known for?

For establishing the idea of having one character in a play

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Who was Seneca?

A Roman playwright who rewrote a bunch of Greek plays

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What kind of play was Three Mary’s at the Tomb?

Liturgical

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What play was the most well-known morality play during the dark (middle) ages?

Everyman

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How many years of training is required to be in the Beijing opera?

6-12

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What does GOTE stand for?

Goals, obstacles, tactics, and expectations

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What are two types of Italian theatre?

Opera and Commedia dell'Arte

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Who was the Roman author that got rediscovered in 1429?

Plautus

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What were three types of religious plays produced during the dark (middle) ages?

Liturgical, Vernacular, and Morality

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Was Shakespeare or Ben Johnson more regarded during their time?

Ben Johnson

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What were the features of Commedia Dell’Arte

  • Unmasked Lovers (Main Characters)

  • Masked Supporting Characters

    • Masters and Servants (Stock Characters)

  • The Appearance of the Harlequin

  • Use of the Slapstick

  • Improvised Scripts

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What was the structure of a Shakespeare play?

  • An Early Point of Attack

  • A Chronological Organization

  • All Important Episodes are Shown on Stage

  • The Short Scene as the Basic Structural Unit

  • Time and Place Often Shift Rapidly

  • Tone Varies from Serious to Comic

  • A Moral Order Under Which Humans are Free to Make Their own Choices

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What is the difference between Natyashastra and poetics?

Natyashastra was more divinely inspired while poetics was more focused on literary theory and principles

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What were Senecas innovations in theatre?

  • Monologues and Soliloquies

  • Ruminations about Humanity

  • Horrific Acts

  • Obsessive Characters

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What does the typical plot of a Noh play include?

Has ghosts, demons, people who are really obsessive, the divide between the physical realm and spiritual realm. Typically is supernatural in it’s theme.