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Absurdist theatre challenges traditional narrative structures and explores:
The meaninglessness of human existence Logical and
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Which genre involves unconventional staging, non-linear narratives, and audience interaction?
Historical Drama Melodrama Tragedy
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In which genre does comedy often feature humorous situations and witty dialogue?
Tragedy Musical Theatre Absurdist Theatre Comedy
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Postmodern theatre challenges traditional notions of?
Emotional depth and authenticity Authorship, truth, and storytelling
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What does the term "convention" refer to in theatre?
The climax of a play The protagonist's journey Established practices,
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Expressionist theatre often uses which techniques to depict characters' psychological turmoil?
Linear and chronological
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Theatre conventions are influenced by which factors?
• Cultural, social, and historical factors Only cultural norms Personal
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What is a common characteristic of dramatic conventions in ancient Greek theatre?
The presence of a chorus and distinct episodes
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Theatre of the Absurd often explores themes of?
Existentialism, alienation, and breakdown of communication Romantic relationships
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Understanding theatre genres and conventions allows audiences to?
Develop a deeper understanding and appreciation for diverse
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How do theatre conventions vary between cultures?
They can vary significantly across different societies They are solely
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How do theatre conventions vary between cultures?
d They can vary significantly across different societies They are solely
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How and where drama organized
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I need to do a small research project on "Popular plays in London, in the 1800's". I looked on google, but they didn't really
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What are the techniques used in improv?
I am assuming that you a refering to improvisational comedy rather than music or other
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(True or False): Most theatre goers wanted to see something unrealistic or not what they were used to seeing.
True False
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Discuss the influences the Greek, Roman and Medieval performances spaces had on the Renaissance performance space (theatre)
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In three paragraphs, explain what visual patterns derived from traditions of stage presentation from the English Renaissance
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Name and discuss the more identifiable acting and staging conventions common Elizabethan theatre
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Theatre operations that deal directly with the audience are called "front-of-house."
True False
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The three ESSENTIAL elements of theatre are actor, audience, and text.
True False
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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of the proscenium arch?
a It gives the audience a 360-degree view of the action. b
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In theatre, empathy refers to the ability to understand and share the feelings and experiences of others. How does theatre
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What is the purpose of the orchestra pit in a proscenium theatre?
a To allow for the use of elaborate set designs and scenery. b
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The house in a proscenium theatre refers to:
a The extended portion of the stage that projects towards the audience. b The
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What is the grand drape in a proscenium theatre?
a The area between the stage and the first row of the audience seating. b The
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What is the purpose of the apron in a proscenium theatre?
a To conceal the offstage areas on either side of the stage. b To
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How do different audiences affect acting in theatre?
a They create a sense of unity and shared understanding among the actors. b
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How does emotional connection in theatre differ from emotional detachment?
a. Emotional connection allows actors to engage more
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Environmental theatre, also known as site-specific or immersive theatre, involves performances?
a In a simple, unadorned,
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Environmental theatre, also known as site-specific or immersive theatre, involves performances:
a In a simple, unadorned,
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What is the significance of boxes and galleries in a proscenium theatre?
a They provide additional performance space and allow
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The house in a proscenium theatre refers to:
a The seating area for the audience in the theatre, including the rows of seats
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The wings in a proscenium theatre serve as:
a The extended portion of the stage that projects towards the audience. b The
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What is the purpose of the apron in a proscenium theatre?
a To conceal the offstage areas on either side of the stage. b To allow
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The proscenium arch emphasizes the concept of the "fourth wall," which refers to:
a The separation between the actors and the
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What is the concept of "hypokrites" related to in theatre?
a The psychological separation between the audience and the events on
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Theatre as a shared experience can facilitate social or collective catharsis by:
a Providing a transformative experience for the
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What is one of the effects of catharsis in theatre on the audience?
a Exploration of themes and messages conveyed in the
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How does identification and empathy influence the audience experience in theatre?
a It encourages the audience to focus on the
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Emotional engagement in theatre allows the audience to:
a Focus solely on the artistic choices made by the production. b Express
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What is the significance of catharsis in theatre?
a It facilitates social and collective engagement among audience members. b It
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How can theatre elicit empathy in the audience?
a By encouraging critical analysis of the performance. b By using improvisation
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What are the two key concepts related to the audience experience in theatre?
a Empathy and Aesthetic Distance b Emotional
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Which of the following is not a significant social function of theatre?
a Reflection b Shopping c Social change d Expression
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What is the act of suppressing or controlling certain aspects of theatre, such as scripts, performances, or themes, based on
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Which of the following is NOT true about the term "Broadway" theatre?
a It refers to commercial theatre. b It refers to theatres
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Commercial theatre in the United States can be found only in New York City.
true false
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What is the primary focus of commercial theatre productions?
a Educational opportunities b Social change c Financial profit d
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What is the primary focus of commercial theatre productions?
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