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where did the first known dramatic presentation occur
egypt 5,000 years ago
what is the belief in the power of spirits to animate inanimate objects
animism
what element is found to be common in shamanism,African drama and greek drama
Masks
what type of religion is greek
polythestic
what is the definition of a ritual
a collective ceremony performed by members of society for religious or cultural reasons
what does storytelling require in order to take place
Hearer/spectators
what do all traditional dramas have in common
masks
what was the first recorded drama
abydos passion play
which god was the theater of Athens dedicated
dionysus
what is a satyr play
a satirical version of a play
who wrote Prometheus bound
Aeschylus
what is the name of the traditional go between from the human to the spirit world
shamans
who wrote poetics the work which codified the characteristics of good play
aristotle
what is a paradox
ode sung by the chorus as it enters the orchestra
what is the opening speech which is usually delivered by one or two actors
prolouge
what is the name of the departure ode that concludes the play
exodus
what is a phallos and what its importance to greek culture
Large penis.
which Roman playwright originally an African slave was freed.
publius terentius afer or terence
How many comedies did slave play write write, what distinguishes them
6,less coarse and facial and more elegant and refined
who was the most popular Roman playwrite
titus maccius plautus
what is a dithyramb how long did it last and what happened during the course of the activites
a drunk,dance chant fertility that celebrated the birth of Dionysus. lasted several days
who was Thespis and what did he do differently from the other acots before him
he made the mask and he made dialogue with multiple characters
what element distinguishes sophocles Oedipus tyrannos from earleier Greek plays. what technique is he credited with inventing
the events of the play are placed beyond the awareness or control of the character. Catharsis. Dramatic irony
what are some common structural characteristics of Greek plays
prolouge,parados,agon,exodus