Intro to Theatre Test 3
what does mellow drama mean - correct answers song or music drama
what period were women allowed on the English stage - correct answers restoration period
which three playwrights began the modern era - correct answers Ibsen, stringer, Chekhov
what did the comedy of manners make fun of - correct answers the upper class
three positions in Elizabethean acting company - correct answers shareholder, hirelings, apprentices
which french playwright strictly adhered to neoclassical rules - correct answers racine
who were masques intended to glorify - correct answers monarch
who outlawed theatre in 1642 - correct answers Puritans
what earlier art form strongly influenced moliere - correct answers Commedia dell'arte
what was different about french neoclassical sharing companies as compared to their English
Elizabethan counterparts - correct answers women were allowed on stage
what is the name given to the best known comedies of the restoration period - correct answers comedy
of manners
form of realism meant to present a slice of life - correct answers naturalism
, according to the neoclassicists tragedy dealt with royalty and comedy dealt with common people -
correct answers true
what was the biggest development to come out of 18th century theatre production - correct answers
modern director
when was theatre popularity at its highest - correct answers19th century
what two things were the romantics interested in creating - correct answers atmosphere and dramatic
mood
what is the book of a muscal - correct answers dialouge
Moliere was a French playwright known for tragedies - correct answers false
what technological advances did the industrial revolution bring to theatre - correct answers electric
lighting, gaslighting, revolving and elevating stage
what type of structure did melodramas use - correct answers well-made play
what strand of modern theatre conveys everything onstage to resemble observable everyday life to
promote a strong sense of audience recognition and identification - correct answers realism
who is considered the father of modern realistic drama - correct answers Ibsen
In their time realistic and naturalistic works were seen as controversial, this led to the establishment of
what? - correct answers independent theatres
what was the most important independent theatre in the usu between ww1 and ww2 - correct answers
the group theatre
what does mellow drama mean - correct answers song or music drama
what period were women allowed on the English stage - correct answers restoration period
which three playwrights began the modern era - correct answers Ibsen, stringer, Chekhov
what did the comedy of manners make fun of - correct answers the upper class
three positions in Elizabethean acting company - correct answers shareholder, hirelings, apprentices
which french playwright strictly adhered to neoclassical rules - correct answers racine
who were masques intended to glorify - correct answers monarch
who outlawed theatre in 1642 - correct answers Puritans
what earlier art form strongly influenced moliere - correct answers Commedia dell'arte
what was different about french neoclassical sharing companies as compared to their English
Elizabethan counterparts - correct answers women were allowed on stage
what is the name given to the best known comedies of the restoration period - correct answers comedy
of manners
form of realism meant to present a slice of life - correct answers naturalism
, according to the neoclassicists tragedy dealt with royalty and comedy dealt with common people -
correct answers true
what was the biggest development to come out of 18th century theatre production - correct answers
modern director
when was theatre popularity at its highest - correct answers19th century
what two things were the romantics interested in creating - correct answers atmosphere and dramatic
mood
what is the book of a muscal - correct answers dialouge
Moliere was a French playwright known for tragedies - correct answers false
what technological advances did the industrial revolution bring to theatre - correct answers electric
lighting, gaslighting, revolving and elevating stage
what type of structure did melodramas use - correct answers well-made play
what strand of modern theatre conveys everything onstage to resemble observable everyday life to
promote a strong sense of audience recognition and identification - correct answers realism
who is considered the father of modern realistic drama - correct answers Ibsen
In their time realistic and naturalistic works were seen as controversial, this led to the establishment of
what? - correct answers independent theatres
what was the most important independent theatre in the usu between ww1 and ww2 - correct answers
the group theatre
