Humanities (Drama) Flashcards
____ tricks Othello into believing that his wife Desdemona is being unfaithful, so that Othello murders her for her alleged crime.
Lago. Othello’s trusted lieutenant and right-hand man.
At the end of _____, the only character left standing is Horatio.
Hamlet
_____ ___ _____ is about the feuding Montagues and Capulets.
Romeo and Juliet
After disbelieving his youngest (and only well-behaved) daughter, _____ _____ leaves his fortune to his evil eldest two girls.
King Lear
_____ murdered Julius Caesar.
Brutus
The author of A Doll’s House was _____?
Henrik Ibsen. Known for his uncanny ability to portray the inner-strength of the 19th century woman.
The playwright _____ wrote many farces, including The Doctor in Spite of Himself, Sganarelle, and George Dandin.
Jean Baptiste Moliere
French dramatist _____ wrote The Romancers and The Women of Samaria.
Edmond Rostand. Most of his play are light, with no dark themes.
_____’s play The Importance of a Being Earnest debuted in 1905.
Oscar Wilde
Author of Waiting for Godot, _____ wrote his original scripts in French and then translated the, himself into English.
Samuel Beckett. Winner of Noble Prize for Literature, he also wrote the drama Endgame.
_____ wrote many avant-grade plays, including the Bald Soprano.
Eugene Lonesco.
Playwright Eugene O’Neil’s autobiographical work, __ ___ ___ _____ into Night, was discovered after his death in manuscript form.
A Long Day’s Journey
Tennessee William won a Pulitzer Prize for his 1947 play ___ ______ ______ _____, about sisters Blanche and Stella.
A Streetcar named Desire
Cat On a Hot Tin Roof was written by _____.
Tennessee Williams
In Greek theaters, the ground the actors stood on was called the _____.
Proscenium. The proscenium was elevated to help establish an upstage and downstage for the audience.