Theatre 101 Final || with 100% Verified Solutions.
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Theatre 101
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Theatre 101
The word "theatre" comes from the Greek "theatron" which means what correct answers seeing place
what does "dran" mean correct answers to do
what is the heart of theatre? correct answers The act of seeing and beginning to see
What are the 3 basic components of theatre? correct answers 1. A...
Theatre 101 Final || with 100% Verified Solutions.
The word "theatre" comes from the Greek "theatron" which means what correct answers seeing
place
what does "dran" mean correct answers to do
what is the heart of theatre? correct answers The act of seeing and beginning to see
What are the 3 basic components of theatre? correct answers 1. Actor
2. Space
3. Audience
What expression best defines "theatre"? correct answers A place of performance
What is one requirement of a theatre? correct answers An empty space
What is a troupe? correct answers a company of people gathered for the same purpose
T/F: Theatre and games have very little in common correct answers False
What are the differences between theatre and sports? correct answers -sports don't have a defined
outcome
-in theatre you must have an audience
What is the distinctive feature of theatre? correct answers impersonation; combines emotions,
intellect, and aesthetics
What are 2 types of performances? correct answers presentational and representational
what is a presentational performance? correct answers acknowledges the audience, like stand up
comedy
what is representational performance? correct answers does not acknowledge the audience; more
common type
what is a paradox? correct answers 2 things in the same world don't seem like they should co-
exist
-the actor must "disappear" behind the character, yet the actor is applauded and celebrateda
who came up with the "willing suspension of disbelief" correct answers Coleridge
Theatrical performance differs from other kinds of performance because: correct answers theatre
is live, scripted, and rehearsed
What sets the theatre apart from other media? correct answers the physical presence of actors
, what is an audience? correct answers a special group of people assembled for a special audience
what are audience expectations? correct answers -relation to life experiences
-familiarity
-collective response
-preparations and decorum: must show up on time and phones should be put away
What is a play? correct answers An action focused around conflict, gives action significance
what is an event? correct answers it frames and focuses action around a central a conflict
what is a genre? correct answers category/kind
2 primary ways to understand plays correct answers -according to duration
-according to genre
2 major genres of plays correct answers -comedy
-tragedy
what happens to the central character in a greek tragedy? correct answers undergoes a change
that leads to his/her demise
according to Aristotle, tragedy tells a story that: correct answers centers on a great person, or
protagonist
purging of audience's emotions correct answers catharsis
tragic hero correct answers chooses opposition rather than compromise
-freely chooses his/her fate
-inevitably experiences a fall (happiness to pain)
-asserts will and intellect against imperfect world
what 2 forms does tragic realization take? correct answers 1. despite suffering and calamity,
order exists
2. in a random and indifferent universe, the hero's struggle is admirable
what is hamlet's flaw? correct answers indecisiveness
why do comedies typically go out of date more quickly than tragedies? correct answers comedies
are more topical and deal with ordinary life at the time they are written
according to the text, every person may be considered a playright because correct answers in
every day life, everyone plays a role
OR
the unconscious stages an association of words and ideas when we sleep
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