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Chants done by priests in churches in Latin.
(Latin is the language that the masses were done in.) |
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Mideval Drama
Drama in Churches |
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To the church front step ->
town square ->
it got so big the chuch wanted nothing to do with it. |
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Mideval Drama
_________ Pagent Wagon |
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Named after the town where it started. ex: Macomb Cycle
Put a set on a wagon and then moved from town to town. |
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Italian Improv Comedy
Masks = stock characters
[Rennaissance theatre for ital performed for peasants travelling from town to town. |
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Theatre does not happen in a vacuum.
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| It reflects the world around it!!! |
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Aristotle
Poetics contains the 6 elements, which are... |
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plot
character
language
theme
spectacle
music |
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Drama -
it has to be ____________. |
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A play must have:
________, ____________, and _________ |
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| Beginning, Middle, and end |
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Euripides, Eschalus, and Sophicles
Eschalus (wrote about gods)
Sophicles (wrote about heros) |
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FIRST themed theatrical style
Clear order - defined:
Zues - primary god
other gods
demi gods
men
women
kids
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Mideval Drama
type of plays
[3 M's] |
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[isms] |
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Classicism
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Mideval Drama
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Neoclassicism |
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New Classics
Italian
Hard and fast rules: Plays needed 5 acts to be performed. |
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Neoclassicism
Different in England |
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We dont usually think about English Neoclassicism we think of
RENNAISSANCE |
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time - 24 hours
place - one location
action - one plot/story |
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