The Filipino Drama Flashcards

1
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Evolution of Philippine Theater is written by?

A

Solaire Resort

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

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Pre-Historic Times

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3
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Three (3) Elements of Pre-Historic Drama

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Myth
Mimesis
Spectacle

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4
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It dramatized primitive rituals, epic poetry about deities, and mythical legend

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Mimetic performances

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5
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Also known as priest

A

Catalonan

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6
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Also known as priestess

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Babaylan

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7
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“…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?

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Juan de Plasencia (1590)

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8
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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.

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Spanish Regime

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9
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they used this drama as a pedagogical tool to influence the pagan tribes and teach them about Christianity and religion.

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Zarzuela

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

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Comedia

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

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Comedia

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12
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a secular comedy that dramatizes the war between Christians and Muslims through the forbidden love between the prince and the princess.

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Moro-Moro

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13
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were normally performed in the pueblos or village centers to attract more people to the foundation of its regime

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Comedias

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14
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The comedia can last anywhere from ________ hours through a series of performances.

A

3 to 15 hours

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

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Comedia

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16
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The first Filipino comedia was performed in _________ and ________ by Fr. Vicente Puche in Cebu in 1598.

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Latin and Spanish

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17
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The first Filipino comedia was performed in Latin and Spanish by _______________ in Cebu in 1598.

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Fr. Vicente Puche

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18
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The first Filipino comedia was performed in Latin and Spanish by Fr. Vicente Puche in _______ in 1598.

19
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The first Filipino comedia was performed in Latin and Spanish by Fr. Vicente Puche in Cebu in ______.

20
Q

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

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

A

Jugar Con Fuego

24
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He was the one who made the first zarzuela introduced in the country in late 1878 or early 1879.

A

Francisco Asenjo Barbieri

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it is when Teatro Zorilla, the home of zarzuela, was inaugurated.
August 17, 1893
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the home of zarzuela
Teatro Zorilla
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how many years the Philippines was widely influenced by Spain’s culture, tradition, and religion.
333 years
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when this was established, they introduced their way of life through education, media, and language.
American colonial rule
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America’s influence on Philippine theatre is most apparent through this.
Bodabil
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It is not a straight-up play
Bodabil
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it is a type of theatrical performance that is a mix of songs, dances, comedy skits, and even magical performances
Bodabil
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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.
Bodabil
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it deteriorated decades later to become burlesque and strip shows held in cheap theatres around American military bases.
Bodabil
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the homes of bodabil.
Manila Grand Opera House Savoy Theatre
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It is when the first bodabil was produced
1898
36
It is when the first theatrical performance was performed since the revolution.
1898
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the first bodabil was produced by them.
Manila Dramatic Guild
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is a known intermission number when bodabil was interjected into comedias and zarzuelas.
Jamborees
39
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.
1930s
40
Shakespearean tragedies and comedies, as well as western classics, were performed in this
Original English or English adaptation
41
It is during these years when the Japanese took over the Philippines from the Americans
1940s (Japanese Occupation)
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It is during these years when movie actors and actresses could no longer appear in films, as the Japanese confiscated all film equipment.
1940s (Japanese Occupation)
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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.
1940s (Japanese Occupation)