Chapter 7

Historically, traditional drama began when?

Ancient Egypt's "Abydos Passion Play" and other texts of that time employed plot elements that indicate they derived from.

two components of theatrical space rituals and stories use?

First written egyptian drama linked to death and rejuvenation

Which greek authour wrote poetics?

What style of greek drama presents contemporary issues affecting all athenians?

Which style of theater was chanted or sung?

what is a greek parody or comic variation?

Which type of theatre had open air structure below acropolis?

Romes greatest theatrical contribution?

Plautus, terence, seneca, albeit, and emperor nero are wrights from which country?

Dominant form of plays to romans?

who owned tragic closet drama with seneca that was read aloud and not performed?

The cristian church ended which empire that had freestanding structures?

eloborate roman 3 story wall?

The "medieval era" describes the period of history?

Primary forms of theatre in middle ages?

church sponsored dramatizations and depictions of creation that were in playlets?

Which era had normal people in plays, began in churches, and had mansions and shifted to market places plays?

what type of play emerged from sermons, focused on archetypal humans and ends in lesson with doctor?

Every man is what type of play.

Where did renaissance begin?

What are learned commedies?

Where did renaissance bring forth best masterpieces in shakespeare?

What type of theatre is globe theatre?

Where is shakespeares company and globe theatre located?

Who created commedia erudita?

What type of theatre is imporvised around a scenario with no surviving scrips and used stock characters?

Which Renaissance-era theatre building was restored in 1997 as a functioning performing space?

Plays of the "royal" era are characterized by?

Rennaissance gave way to which period?

Greatest playwright of the royal era?

What theatre celebrated florid expressiveness and believed in flora spirit over social class?

Compassionate writers, wolfgang, goethe, and von schiller were what kind of playwrights?

Which type of theatre is rythymic, based in mythology and uses visual elements and melodic language?

Who is the authour of naytyasatra?

Which indian theatre was performed on sacred ground by priests and was aimed to educate?

what ended sanskrit theatre?

Which drama, whose name means "story play", originated in rural villages in the province of Kerala ?

Oldest continous theatre performed in the world with supernatural and tight choreography?

What does xiqu mean?

The word, "Kabuki" derrives from?

What theatre replaces noh and is less formal, has vendettas and is appeling with all male ensemble?

What is the hard style of kabuki?

The genre of sanskrit that is based off the stories of kings and sages?

Which country is the home of the oldest continuous theatre tradition?