CLASSIC PLAYS AND OPERA
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- What does Theatre mean?
- Who writes the script in a Theatre?
- Who rehearses the performers in a Theatre?
- Who produces props?
- Who performs on stage in a theatre?
- When did Greek Theatre begin?
- Began with festivals honoring many gods
- A city where festivals and competitions were usually performed
- “Experience Travel — these are as education in themselves”
- “Always desire to learn something useful”
- “Memory is the mother of all wisdom”
- Compound of two Greek words “Tragos” and “Ode”
- Greek word meaning “Goat”
- Greek word meaning “Song”
- The most admired type of play in Greece
- The first actor of Tragedy who introduced the use of masks in Greece
- He was called “The Father of Tragedy”
- Derived from imitation
- Who wrote most of the comedy plays?
- Out of the 11 plays, what play survived?
- An adventurous comedy written by Euripides
- Contains comic elements
- Was a short, light-hearted, tailpiece performance
- Ancient Greek form of tragic comedy
- Featured half man half goat characters that were usually drunk, awful and ridiculous
- A half man half goat
- A half man half goat
- What was Ancient Greek theatre called?
- A large open air structure constructed on the slopes of a hill
- What are the three elements of a theater in Greece?
- A large circular or rectangular area where acting took place in ancient Greece
- Viewing place on the slope of a hill
- Exit or entrance in a Greek Theater
- The stage that were usually uses as a background
- When did the theater of Rome begin?
- This theater varied interesting art forms like street theater, acrobatics, tragedies of Seneca
- This encouraged the development of Latin Literature
- Were the first experienced theater in a Roman Theater
- When did Roman Drama begin?
- Roman Drama began with the plays of…