Drama final test

0.0(0)
studied byStudied by 0 people
learnLearn
examPractice Test
spaced repetitionSpaced Repetition
heart puzzleMatch
flashcardsFlashcards
Card Sorting

1/44

flashcard set

Earn XP

Description and Tags

x

Study Analytics
Name
Mastery
Learn
Test
Matching
Spaced

No study sessions yet.

45 Terms

1
New cards

An educated guess is a

theory

2
New cards

The __ was the religous leader of the tribe

Shaman

3
New cards

thatre began as men came back from the ___ and acted it out

Hunt

4
New cards

soon the shaman ___ the hunt before the men ever left

blessed

5
New cards

Because this was repeated many time it became a

ritual

6
New cards

greek created plays for the celebreation of the “god”

Dionysus

7
New cards

the whole town stopped working and came to the outdoor

amphitheatre

8
New cards

these theatres were called ___ thatres because they were in circles

arena

9
New cards

these thatress were buit on ___ to provide a slope for the audience to see the actors

hillsides

10
New cards

the greeks created types of theatre called ___ and ___

comedy and tragedy

11
New cards

some characteristics of a comedy include ____ _____ ____

Funny situations used to entertain

12
New cards

some charecteristics of tragedy they are typically ___

sad where the hero must learn a lesson

13
New cards

greeks also used ___ to ______ ___ and provide _____ to the actors voices. This was the beggining of thre _____ system.

masks, change charecters, amplification, microphone

14
New cards

To bring the gods closer to the stage, greek created ___ ____ to fly the actor in at the end of the story to provide a lesson from the gods.

fly m

15
New cards

todY fly machinery is used in production like ____ __ _____ or ___ ____

peter pan, wicked and mary poppins

16
New cards

romans were not as interested in storylines. They were more interested in providing ___ to their audience

spectacles

17
New cards

some examples of big spectacles productions include ___ in the _____ _____

chariot races and circus maximus

18
New cards

other examples of big spectacles entertainment happened in the ___ where they hgeld ____ ___, ____ ___ ___ and ___ __

Gladiator contests, wild animal fights, and sea battles

19
New cards

Similarities between greek and roman theatre

  1. Romans took greek plays and added more spectacles to them

  2. Both used arena stages - roman completeed the circle- example the coliseum

  3. Both used male actors only - no females on the stage yet

20
New cards

differences between greek and roman theatre

  1. People really died in roman theatre

  2. Romans didnt care about good storytelling, just the spectacle - real blood!

21
New cards

The middle ages in europe was a dark period because of the ___ many people got sick

bubonic plauge

22
New cards

roman theatre was so bad during this period the catholic church ___ ___

Outlawed theatre

23
New cards

finally, after many more people complained, the catholic church allowed ___ plays to be performed by ___ in the ____

Preists, churches

24
New cards

plays were later preformed on ___ and showed short bible stories called to teach the people about religion by ____

pageant wagons, troped, craftsmen

25
New cards

The genre for this type of play is called ___ ___

Morality plays

26
New cards

a good example of a moraliuty play is ___

everyman

27
New cards

in france the stage changed to a ____ style. This type of stage provided a rake to the stage that helped establish the ___ stage derections. This is the first place where you would see a __ on stage.

proscenium, current, woman.

28
New cards

A new type of of theatre came out of Italy at this time period. It was called the ____ ___ ___

Commedia dell arte

29
New cards

The most famous play writer of this time period lived in England. His name was ___ ___

William Shakespeare

30
New cards

Primitive stage

Village ground

31
New cards

primitive actors

Hunters

32
New cards

Primitive audience

Teibe

33
New cards

Primitive entertainment

Acted out the hunt after then before as it became a ritual

34
New cards

Greek stage

Arena stage, on a hill side, outdoor, amphitheater

35
New cards

Greek actors

Men in masks

36
New cards

Greek audience

Roman citizens with a ticket

37
New cards

Greek entertainment

Comedies and tragedies

38
New cards

Medieval stage

In front of church, later peagent wagons

39
New cards

Medieval actors

Presets then craftsmen that became strolling players

40
New cards

Medieval audience

Illiterate Christian’s and townspeople

41
New cards

Medieval entertainment

Bible stories

42
New cards

Renaissance stage

Proscenium - france

43
New cards

renaissance actors

Woman first appeared as actresses

44
New cards

Renaissance audience

Rich people

45
New cards

Renaissance entertainment

Commedia dell arte in Italy Shakespeare in England