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1
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Originated from Beijing Opera

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Cirque du Soleil

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Consists of Acrobats, Gymnasts, etc.

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Cirque du Soleil

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3
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Type of Performing Art that is up to the viewer’s interpretation

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Performance Art

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4
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Drag existed way back during the ___.

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80’s

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5
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_________ is not only a form of art but also a form of revolution and protest.

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Drag

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6
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The art of creating a dance

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Choreography

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7
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Artist who participate in performing arts in front of an audience.

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Performers

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8
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What is the term used for individuals who excel in acting, singing, and dancing?

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Triple Threat

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Who said that art is an imitation of life, only rendered and presented in a different take? That art imitates nature?

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Aristotle

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10
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What greek word did Theatre came from?

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theatron which means seeing place

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11
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What is the difference between Theatre and Theater?

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Theatre (British) refers to the concept, dramatics, as a concept. Theater (American) refers to the building and venue.

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12
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Where was theatron made in originally? And why?

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Theatron was made in the hillside because of the acoustics, in order for the sound to travel hanggang sa pinaka dulo ng audience.

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13
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What is the term for backstage producers and workers in a Theatre Play?

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Unsung heroes

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14
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What are the two types of Performances? Explain them.

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a.) Direct Performance - audience participation, interactive
b.) Indirect Performance - may 4th wall

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15
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Is all about the pacing of the actors during a performance.

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Quality of Immediacy

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16
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The reaction of audiences while watching

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Relationship between the members of the audience

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17
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connection between the performers to the audience

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rapport between the actor and audience

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18
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What are the Crucial Assertions from the Definition

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  1. Theatre is Work. Theatre is a hard, hard work.
  2. Theatre is an Artistic Work
  3. In Theatre, Actors impersonate characters
  4. Theatre is a Performance
  5. Theatre is a Live Performance
  6. Theatre involves a script
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19
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What is the difference between screenwriter and playwright?

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Both are script writers, however screenwriters are scripts for movies while playwright is for plays and theatre.

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20
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This is where controls of technical aspects are done?

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Tech Booth

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21
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This is where actors are on stand-by and is used for quick costume changes.

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Wings

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22
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These are curtains used to hide actors and is used for multiple entrances.

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Legs

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23
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Part of a Theater that is used to crossing from one side of the stage to another, to avoid distraction in the actual stage

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Crossover

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24
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Separation of performers and audience

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Proscenium Arch

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25
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Where old actors stay

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Green Rooms

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26
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Part of the stage that extends past the proscenium arch.

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Apron

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27
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Stalls or Arena is also called _____.

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Parterre or Parquet

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28
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The lower flat area, usually below or at the same level as the stage

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Stalls or Arena

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29
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One or more raised dating platforms towards the rear of the auditorium

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Balconies and Galleries

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30
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What are the levels of Balconies or Galleries

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a.) dress circle or grand circle
b.) loge
c.) mezzanine
d.) the gods

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31
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These are the most prestigious seats that ranges to 5 people. Wherein only people of royalty, high ranking officials, and delegates only seat.

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Boxes (or state box or stage box)

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32
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Best seats in the house

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House Seats

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33
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The Greek Theater is consisted of what principal elements?

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orchestra, skene, and audience

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34
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How many number of audience can the Greek Theater hold?

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15,000

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35
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In the orchestra of the Greek Theater, who’s altar do they have?

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Dionysus, God of Wine

36
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Roman Theater copied Greek Theater but added one feature, what is it?

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Vela or Awnings that serve as a roof

37
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What Theater applies ‘the higher the status, the high your seat is’?

A

Elizabethan / Shakespearean / Globe Theater

38
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What Theater did green room originate

A

Elizabethan / Shakespearean / Globe Theater

39
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What Theater is the Duke’s Chair originate in?

A

Renaissance Europe

40
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It is the best seat because it is a vantage point

A

Duke’s chair

41
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Why is the Duke’s Chair for VIP but not typically for royalties like the State Box?

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For safety purposes

42
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Who is known in the German Operatic

A

Richard Wagner

43
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This Theater introduced mood setting elements, such as?

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German Operatic, introduced the color black in theatre and the fly system

44
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What are the 3 types of Japanese Theatre?

A

Noh, Kabuki, and Bunraku

45
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How long does Noh Theatre last?

A

3-5 hours

46
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What is usually the intermission of Noh Theatre?

A

Comedy skits

47
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The Noh Stage resembles a _____

A

temple

48
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Daanan. Nagiiba based on the dialogue. Can be a bridge, forest, river,
etc. Suspension bridge

A

Hashigakari

49
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Derived from Haiden (worship pavilion)

A

Roof of Noh stage

50
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Inspired from Kaguraden (sacred dance pavilion) of Shinito Shrines

A

Roof of Noh Stage

51
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What are the 4 pillars of Noh Stage and its uses?

A
  • Shitebashira - Main Character spot
  • Wakibashira - Secondary Actor pillar
  • Metsukebashira - gazing pillar
  • Fuebashira - flute pillar
52
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Protagonist of Noh Theatre

A

Shite

53
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Companion of Shite

A

Shite-tsure

54
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Foil Characters in Noh Theatre

A

Waki

55
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Companion of waki

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Waki-tsure

56
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Performers of Noh Theatre that are for the comedy skits

A

Kyogen

57
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Performers in Noh Theatre that are to assist the artists in changing the mask and costume.

A

Koken

58
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Performers of Noh Theatre that are chanters and storytellers, and are always in even numbers

A

Jiutai

59
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Performers in Noh Theatre that are responsible for instrumentals and music

A

Hayashi

60
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Stick Drum

A

Taiko

61
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Hip Drum

A

Otsuzumi

62
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Shoulder Drum

A

Kotsuzumi

63
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Flute in Noh Theatre

A

Nohkan / Fue

64
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Saan sila umuupo if tapos na scene nila. They stand still and do not move like a statue.

A

waki seat

65
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where they are highlighted and sumasayaw sila

A

waki spot

66
Q

Who is the son of Kanami Motokiyo

A

Zeami Motokiyo

67
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Who is the father of Zeami Motokiyo

A

Kanami Motokiyo

68
Q

It means flower pathway

A

Hanamachi

69
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How long can a Kabuki play last?

A

4-6 hours

70
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What are the intermissions in Kabuki Theatre?

A

Parang lunch break

71
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It is the revolving stage in Kabuki Theatre

A

Mawari-Butai

72
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Performed in Hanamachi walkway

A

Okuni

73
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Last pose to give a striking effect

A

Mie

74
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Male actors who specialize in playing female roles

A

Onnagata

75
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Why do onnagata exist?

A

Because in the early days, female actors were pushed into prostitution. So in order to avoid it and protect the image of Theatre, they created onnagata

76
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Where did Onnagata originate

A

Kanadehon Chushingura

77
Q

When the face paint of an actor in Kabuki Theatre is red, it means they are the _______

A

Protagonist

78
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When the face paint of an actor in Kabuki Theatre is pruple or blue, it means they are the _______

A

protagonist

79
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What are the types of Kabuki Play according to Theme

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  1. Shosagoto - dance drama
  2. Jidaimono - historical drama
  3. Sewamono - domestic drama
  4. Matsubamemono - noh-kyogen inspired
80
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Narrators in Bunraku Theatre

A

Tayu

81
Q

Guitar players in BunrakuTheatre

A

Shamisen Player

82
Q

The puppeteers in Bunraku Theatre

A

Omozukai, Hidarizukai, Ashizukai

83
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They are called the main/head/master puppeteer.

A

Omozukai

84
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Second level puppeteer

A

Hidarizukai

85
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Beginner puppeteer

A

Ashizukai

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