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| The pattern an actor follows while moving around onstage is called... |
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| A shut off position to the audience is called... |
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| An interview-like opportunity for an actor is called |
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| A group of actors working as a single unit is known as |
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| When someone crosses in front of you onstage you should always |
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| As you move away from the audience, you are moving |
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| Two actors that are standing on the same plane onstage they are... |
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| What did prehistoric theatre begin with? |
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| Before the advent of language, stories were told through? |
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| What happend in 500-200 BC? |
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| What happend in 200- 1100? |
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| What happend in 1500-1620? |
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| I. Procession II. Ceremony III. Recession |
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| What are the elements of a ritual? |
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| Purpose, leader, song/chant, element, movement, rythymn, repetition |
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| Who was considered the first actor? |
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| What greek playwright was mostly intrested in the plight of women? |
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| The time period called the Dark Ages was called this because? |
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| Where was the theatre reborn in? |
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| The main purpose of theatre in the Middle Ages was to...? |
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| The new actors of the Middle Ages were, by profession...? |
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| The main source of material for Medival plays came from...? |
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| The play that bridged Medival theatre with the Renaissance was? |
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| The Tragic History of Dr. Faustus |
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| Morality plays introduced a new type of character called...? |
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| To pay attention to something |
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| A modern day club or union |
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| Invisible agreement that seperates the audience from the actor |
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| What are the production elements? |
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| lights, costumes, props, sound, hair/makeup, advertsing, set, scenic painting |
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