Theater 121 Unit 1 Exam

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What are the type of conflicts in acting?

Man v Man

Man v nature

Man v God

Man v Technology

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What is a tragedy?

Never a happy ending

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Who is the character we know the most about?

Protagonist 

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What are the two actor unions?

Actors Equity Association & SAG-AFTRA

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Antagonist In Medea?

Jason

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Definition of the antagonist?

The second most important actor/actress

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What do we call Macbeth?

The Scottish Play

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What does being closed mean in acting?

Your closed off and the audience can’t see you

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Who is responsible for making sure understudies are ready to go on in the absence of the director? 

Stage manager

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Who creates the visuals of the play?

Scenic designer

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What type of stage has the audience on three sides?

Thrust stage

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What is a lighting plan that includes location and color of each instrument and the focused area of those insturments called? 

Light plot

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What is the look of the stage, including set and lighting, called?

Composition

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Who are the technicians that sew all the costumes for a production?

Stitcher

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Distressing

Making a costume look weathered or worn

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Producer

The person responsible for the business side of a production, including raising the necessary money

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Who is responsible for conducting research on previous productions of classic plays, as well as researching past criticism and interpretations of these plays?

Dramaturg

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Who is responsible for making sure a production is a unified whole under a unified vision.

Director

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What is a que?

A line or action that indicated your turn to speak

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Building

When a costume shop makes a costume from a scratch

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What does costumes communicate

Social status, gender identity, occupation

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When in the life of a play does cue to cue happen?

Technical Rehearsal

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What is sound reproduction?

The use of motivated or environmental sounds

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What do gels do?

Change the colors of the light

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What animal is considered good luck backstage?

Padiddle

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What emotions were tragedies meant to arouse> 

Fear and Pitty

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If an actor is walking toward the audience, where are they moving?

Downstage

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What are the differences between a modern tragedy and ancient

Modern - common people and written in prose, ancient - character of noble birth and written in verse

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What two ways are exposition given?

Block and scattered 

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What are the three crises of the play?

Climax, Major Crises, & Percipitating act

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What is a Characteristics of Commedia Dell’arte

Stock Characters

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What Does Renaissance Mean

Rebirth

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What was the 3 unities according to Neoclassical

Time, place, action

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Who were the only stock characters that didn't wear a mask

The young lovers

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What type of early drama presented political stories in latin

Liturgical Drama

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What playwrights wrote roman comedies

Plautus, Terentius

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What playwright wrote roman tragedies

Seneca

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What type of medieval drama was performed in everyday speech of the people and presented in the towns square or other parts of the city

Vernacular drama

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Who or what was the dominus

The head of the acting group

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Why did the christian church oppose theater in ancient rome

Its connection to pagan religion

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Who were the roman influenced By

The Greeks

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Which playwrights comedies were more sophisticated less rowdy and had fewer plot polls by its predecessor

Terence

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Whos plays were revision of greeks works

Seneca

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Where did key elements first appear in the middle ages

Church

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Medieval theater used what type of stage

Platform stage

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What were morality plays

Medieval drama designed to teach a lesson. The characters were often allegorical and represented virtues or faults

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Who were responsible for producing individual for mystery plays

Craft guilds

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What were two reasons for the decline in the middle ages

The weakening of the church, the secular parts started outweighing the religious parts.

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Match the characters from One Man Two Guvnors to their commdia counterpart

  • Pantalone: Charlie the Duck

  • Innamorati: Allan and Pauline

  • II Doottore: Harry Dangle 

  • II Capitano:Stanley 

  • Arlecchino or Harlequin: Francis

  • Dolly - Colombina