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| Dramatic Elements of the Elizabeathan Renaissance Drama |
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| Non-anachronistic, no reference to the unities, violence was offstage, used eposodic drama similar to the Medevil drama, stole story lines from the Roman Theatre. Also went against the Italian Idea of Verisimilitude. Rhymed and used Soliloquoy. |
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| Wrote University Witts (Students who preformed acting troupes of the University) Dramatic Poetry (Iambic Penatameter) Dr Faustus- morality play. |
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| Elizabeathean was what type of theatre |
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| Public and Private Theatre |
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| Who controlled the Elizabeathan Theatre and Theatre Companies |
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| Elements that Paved the way for Elizabeathan Theatre |
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| Politics, Exploration, and Living/Learning |
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| Who Broke with the Roman Catholic Church |
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| Verisimilitude Definition? What Era |
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| The Appearance of Truth, Italian Renaissance |
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| What was the Difference b/w the Old Comedy and the New Comedy? |
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| The first was politics and the second was domestic. |
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| Satyr Play mainly Dealt with |
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| Aristophanes was known for what? |
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| Old men phalluses, Comedy, and Political Writings |
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| Wozyzeck would be considered what kind of Play |
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| Characteristics of Liturgical Drama |
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| Anachronistic, Eposodic, Liturgical |
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| Who was associated with the Origins of Theatre |
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