Quiz 5 Flashcards

1
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Jean Cocteau was

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sometimes surrealist poet, playwright, filmmaker, stage designer, painter, sculptor, novelist
= an Orpheus

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2
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Jean Cocteau met

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Serge Diaghilev in 1909

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3
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1910s, Diaghilev had said

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“Jean, Etonnez- Moi”

= Amazed me

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4
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Diaghilev inspired Jean Cocteau to write

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Parade with Pablo Picasso

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5
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Jean Cocteau’s symbols are

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Glass, Mirrors, Angels, Horses

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6
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Antonin Artaud founded

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theatre De L’oeuvre in Paris

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7
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1924, Antonin Artaud joined

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Surrealists

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8
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Antonin Artaud’s Jet De Sang is

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Surrealist

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9
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Antonin Artaud did

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silent motion pictures

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10
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1931, Antonin Artaud’s xxxxxx of Gesture became the

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starting point for his theory of “Theatre of Cruelty”

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11
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Antonin Artaud’s Theatre of Cruelty is

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A compilation of 1930s manifestos essay

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12
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Concept of Theatre of Cruelty ; divest

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Theatre of logic&Verisimilitude

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13
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Concept of Theatre of Cruelty ; touch and bruise

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the spectator to force involvement = an assault on the senses

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14
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Concept of Theatre of Cruelty ; fill the theatrical space with

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a concrete language independent of the spoken word

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15
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Concept of Theatre of Cruelty ; use

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violent and supernatural poetic images that evoke cosmic severity

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16
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Concept of Theatre of Cruelty ; liberate audience from

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repressions of civilization and give them a healing ritual

17
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Maurice Maeterlinck wrote ____ plays

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31 plays

18
Q

Maurice Maeterlinck wrote(1909)_______ in ________ but _________

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The Blue Bird
French
had Strong Flemish ties

19
Q

Michel de Ghelderode wrote(1929)______and it was

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Chronicles of Hell

Grotesque and sublime

20
Q

Chronicles of Hell by Michel de Ghelderode was written in

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French on Flemish Subjects

21
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Chronicles of Hell by Michel de Ghelderode is written in _______________ plays commissioned by___________________

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religious themed

the Flemish Catholic Theatre Company

22
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Suzanne Lilar wrote(1945)

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El Burlador

23
Q

Belgium means
______ speaking _______(north)
__________speaking ____(south)

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Flemish
Flanders
French
Wallonia

24
Q

Bilingual Capital are

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Brusseles/Bruxelles/Bruges

25
Q

Francophone Belgian Playwrights are

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Maurice Maeterlinck
Michel de Ghelderode
Suzanne Lilar

26
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Maurice Maeterlinck wrote

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many plays, essays, non fiction books

27
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Michel de Ghelderode was author of

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over 50 plays in French on Flemish subjects

28
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Flemish Speaking are ________and ______

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Hugo Claus

Ivo Van Hove

29
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French Theatre Jacques Copeau

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Poésie du theatre
La Retheatralisation du theatre
Theatre du Vieux Colombier with Louis Jouvet, Charles Dullin and others

30
Q

1930s surrealism

__________ and _____

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Jean Cocteau

Antonin Artaud

31
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Jean Cocteau wrote(1921)

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The Eiffel Tower Wedding Party with Satie et al

32
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Jean Cocteau wrote(1925)

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Orpheus

33
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Jean Cocteau wrote(1930)

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Le Sang d’um Poète(Film)

34
Q

Antonin Artaud wrote ____________and it was _________

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Seasnell and the clergyman

first surrealist film

35
Q

Antonin Artaud continuing work on his theory of _________

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theatre de la cruaute

36
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theatre de la cruaute by Antonin Artaud was

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collected essays published as a book The Theatre and Its Double in 1938