Arts - Western Classical Plays/Opera Flashcards
Theater began from __, __, and __.
myth, ritual, and ceremony
place of seeing
theater
dionysus in roman
bacchus
the god of wine and fertility
dionysus
religious festival made to honor dionysus
the cult of dionysus
athenians
intellectual
spartans
physical
three well-known greek tragedy playwrights (SophEuLus)
sophocless, euripides, aeschylus
theater of ancient Greece three type of drama (TraCoSa)
tragedy, comedy, satyr
satyr
half goat, half man
compound greek words of tragedy
tragos = goat ; ode = song
most admired type of play in greece
tragedy
the first actor and introduced the use of masks
thespis
thespis was called
father of tragedy
comedy plays were derived from
imitation
wrote most of the comedy plays
aristophanes
comedy play about a humorous tale of a strong woman who led a female coalition to end war in greece survived
lysistrata
adventured comedy by euripides
cyclops
theater buildings
theatron
viewing place on the slope of a hill
theatron
a large circular or rectangular area at the center part of the theater
orchestra
the stage
skene
side entrance
parodos
the greek theater
epidauros
women are not allowed to perform
ancient greek theater
women are allowed to perform
roman theater
historical spread of ancient greek culture
hellenization
the first experienced theater actor according to roman historian livy
etruscan actors in the 4th century BC
roman drama began in 240 BC with the plays of
Livius Andronicus
roman drama remained popular throughout late ____
antiquity
102 out of 176 ______ were dedicated to theater
ludi publici
one of the first permanent non-wooden theaters in rome
triumvir pompey
triumvir pompey’s structure was somewhat similar to _____
theatron of athens
usual themes for roman theater plays
chariot races, gladiators, and public executions
roman loved a _________
good spectacle
biblical themes
medieval theater
people who performed in markets, public places, and festivals
minstrels
minstrels were viewed as _________
dangerous and pagan
return of classical greek and roman arts and culture
renaissance theater
italian comedy and humorous theatrical presentation performed by professional players who travelled in troupes
commedia dell’arte
england’s national poet
william shakespeare
bard of avon
william shakespeare
authors of gorboduc
thomas norton and thomas sackville
gorboduc also known as
ferrex and porrex
gorboduc was played by the
gentlemen of inner temple
a formalized form of dance which is originated from the italian renaissance courts
ballet
the first formal court ballet ever recognized
ballet des polonais
are of a theater that surrounds the stage opening
proscenium
comedy of profession
commedia dell’arte
god from the machine
deus ex machina
period marked by the use of technology in current broadways or commercial plays
baroque theater
orpheus
claudio monteverdi
never simple and elaborated period of theatrical plays
neoclassical theater
main concept of the neoclassical theater plays
to entertain and to teach lessons
right and proper audience behavior
decorum
father of french tragedy
pierre cornielle
the cid
pierre cornielle
also known as moliere
jean-baptiste porquelin
tartuffe
moliere
the missanthrope
moliere
a tragedian beloved for his simple approach to action and linguistic rythms
jean racine
andromache
jean racine
phaedra
jean racine
the first spotlight was called
limelight
melodrama and opera become the most popular theatrical forms
romantic theater
melodrame
melodrama
melos
music
drame (dran)
perform
considered one of the greatest and best known french writers
victor marie hugo
les miserables
victor marie hugo
carmen is the most popular among his works
georges bizet