The Filipino Drama Flashcards

1
Q

Evolution of Philippine Theater is written by?

A

Solaire Resort

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2
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During this times indigenous rituals, verbal jousts, songs and dances to praise Gods.

A

Pre-Historic Times

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3
Q

Three (3) Elements of Pre-Historic Drama

A

Myth
Mimesis
Spectacle

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4
Q

It dramatized primitive rituals, epic poetry about deities, and mythical legend

A

Mimetic performances

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5
Q

Also known as priest

A

Catalonan

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6
Q

Also known as priestess

A

Babaylan

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7
Q

“…seemed to shoot flames from her eyes; her hair stood on end, a fearful sight to those beholding, and she uttered words of arrogance and superiority.” THIS IS SAID BY WHOM?

A

Juan de Plasencia (1590)

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8
Q

It is when they used dramas such as zarzuelas as a pedagogical tool to influence the pagan tribes and teach them about Christianity and religion.

A

Spanish Regime

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9
Q

they used this drama as a pedagogical tool to influence the pagan tribes and teach them about Christianity and religion.

A

Zarzuela

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10
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also known as moro-moro, linambay, or arakyo

A

Comedia

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11
Q

It’s a play in verse that portrays the lives, loves, and wars of moors and Christians.

A

Comedia

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12
Q

a secular comedy that dramatizes the war between Christians and Muslims through the forbidden love between the prince and the princess.

A

Moro-Moro

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13
Q

were normally performed in the pueblos or village centers to attract more people to the foundation of its regime

A

Comedias

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14
Q

The comedia can last anywhere from ________ hours through a series of performances.

A

3 to 15 hours

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15
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The _______ can last anywhere from 3 to 15 hours through a series of performances.

A

Comedia

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16
Q

The first Filipino comedia was performed in _________ and ________ by Fr. Vicente Puche in Cebu in 1598.

A

Latin and Spanish

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17
Q

The first Filipino comedia was performed in Latin and Spanish by _______________ in Cebu in 1598.

A

Fr. Vicente Puche

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18
Q

The first Filipino comedia was performed in Latin and Spanish by Fr. Vicente Puche in _______ in 1598.

A

Cebu

19
Q

The first Filipino comedia was performed in Latin and Spanish by Fr. Vicente Puche in Cebu in ______.

A

1598

20
Q

is a form of musical theater that combines spoken word and song that celebrates various Catholic liturgical feasts.

A

Zarzuela

21
Q

____________ by Francisco Asenjo Barbieri was the first zarzuela introduced in the country in late 1878 or early 1879

A

Jugar Con Fuego

22
Q

Jugar Con Fuego by __________________ was the first zarzuela introduced in the country in late 1878 or early 1879

A

Francisco Asenjo Barbieri

23
Q

It was the first zarzuela introduced in the country in late 1878 or early 1879.

A

Jugar Con Fuego

24
Q

He was the one who made the first zarzuela introduced in the country in late 1878 or early 1879.

A

Francisco Asenjo Barbieri

25
Q

it is when Teatro Zorilla, the home of zarzuela, was inaugurated.

A

August 17, 1893

26
Q

the home of zarzuela

A

Teatro Zorilla

27
Q

how many years the Philippines was widely influenced by Spain’s culture, tradition, and religion.

A

333 years

28
Q

when this was established, they introduced their way of life through education, media, and language.

A

American colonial rule

29
Q

America’s influence on Philippine theatre is most apparent through this.

A

Bodabil

30
Q

It is not a straight-up play

A

Bodabil

31
Q

it is a type of theatrical performance that is a mix of songs, dances, comedy skits, and even magical performances

A

Bodabil

32
Q

0it evolved to become stage shows or variety shows with a short melodrama at the end to accommodate the actors and actresses who moved their craft.

A

Bodabil

33
Q

it deteriorated decades later to become burlesque and strip shows held in cheap theatres around American military bases.

A

Bodabil

34
Q

the homes of bodabil.

A

Manila Grand Opera House
Savoy Theatre

35
Q

It is when the first bodabil was produced

A

1898

36
Q

It is when the first theatrical performance was performed since the revolution.

A

1898

37
Q

the first bodabil was produced by them.

A

Manila Dramatic Guild

38
Q

is a known intermission number when bodabil was interjected into comedias and zarzuelas.

A

Jamborees

39
Q

It is during these years when the country was introduced to Broadway theatre or stage plays through the westernized education that was provided in most private schools for privileged children.

A

1930s

40
Q

Shakespearean tragedies and comedies, as well as western classics, were performed in this

A

Original English or English adaptation

41
Q

It is during these years when the Japanese took over the Philippines from the Americans

A

1940s (Japanese Occupation)

42
Q

It is during these years when movie actors and actresses could no longer appear in films, as the Japanese confiscated all film equipment.

A

1940s (Japanese Occupation)

43
Q

In is during these years bodabil era slowly lost its luster. Stage shows became small, cheap performances held on open-air stages in the provinces.

A

1940s (Japanese Occupation)