1. THEATRE TYPES GAME FOR ALL AGES You will all do wonderfully on the exit exam!

2. RULES  Ms Horn has elected herself the official question reader and is responsible for using fair judgment in all decision making.  The room will be divided into two teams comprised of students in the room. Try to make them even in both skill and numbers.  The final question is going to be for both teams and they will wager their points before they answer- not unlike jeopardy.

3. RULES CONTINUED  Each Team will be provided with a bell. To answer the question you must be the first to ring your bell AFTER the question is read. If the bell rung BEFORE the question is completed the opposite team will automatically be given the chance to answer.  When given the chance to answer each team will have one minute to answer the question. If right the team will score a point if wrong no points will be rewarded and the other team will be given the chance to answer and steal the point.  If no one answers check and discuss.  THE GAME WILL BEGIN AFTER THIS SLIDE.

4. QUESTION #1  The ________ satirizes the manners and affectations of a social class. The plot is often concerned with an illicit love affair or some other scandal, is generally less important than its witty and often bawdy dialogue

5. ANSWER #1 Comedy of Manners

6. QUESTION #2  What form of theatre based on a literary work in which human vice or folly is attacked through irony, derision, or wit.?

7. ANSWER #2 Satire

8. QUESTION #3  What type of theatre involves the mystical, metaphysical and dream-like?

9. ANSWER #3 Surrealism

10. QUESTION #4  What form of theatre emerged when playwrights in the 1900’s decided to distance themselves from realism and previous conventions?

11. ANSWER #4 Avant Garde

12. QUESTION #5  Theatrical conventions with the aim of bringing a greater accuracy of real life to texts and performance are known as?

13. ANSWER #5 Realism

14. QUESTION #6  A drama or literary work in which the main character is brought to ruin or suffers extreme sorrow, especially as a consequence of a tragic flaw, moral weakness, or inability to cope with unfavorable circumstances.

15. ANSWER #6 Tragedy

16. QUESTION #7  A “photographic” realism?

17. ANSWER #7 Naturalism

18. QUESTION #8  A theatrical work that is light and humorous in tone and that usually contains a happy resolution of the thematic conflict.?

19. ANSWER #8 Comedy

20. QUESTION #9  A prose or verse composition, especially one telling a serious story, that is intended for representation by actors impersonating the characters and performing the dialogue and action. (Comes from the Greek word meaning “action” or “to do”. )

21. ANSWER #9 Drama

22. QUESTION #10  Theatre that incorporates technology, machines and other elements to promote progress and speed is known as?

23. ANSWER #10 Futurism

24. QUESTION #11  Acting without words is known as?

25. ANSWER #11 Pantomime

26. QUESTION #12  A modern work that incorporates singing, dancing and acting; that is performed on a smaller scale than traditional opera is known as?

27. ANSWER #12 Musical Theatre

28. QUESTION #13 A form of theatre that entertains the audience by means of unlikely, extravagant, and improbable situations, disguise and mistaken identity, verbal and physical humor of varying degrees of sophistication, which may include sexual innuendo and word play is known as?

29. ANSWER #13 Farce

30. QUESTION #14  What was a surrealist form of theatre theorized by Antonin Artaud in his book The Theatre and its Double?

31. ANSWER #14 Theatre of Cruelty

32. QUESTION #15  What form of theatre makes sure that the audience is always aware they are watching a play, for the purpose of having them think instead of feel?

33. ANSWER #15 Epic Theatre

34. QUESTION #16  A ______________is humorous or satirical in tone, in which the action usually features a series of comic instances of mistaken identity, and which typically, culminates in a happy resolution of the thematic conflict.

35. ANSWER #16 Comedy of Errors

36. QUESTION #17 In which form of theatre do the audience becomes active, such that as they explore, show, analyze and transform the reality of the play? (This theatre was aimed for the lower class people to have a voice.)

37. ANSWER #17 Theatre of the Oppressed

38. QUESTION #18  Which form of theatre presents a world that cannot be logically explained?

39. ANSWER #18 Theatre of the Absurd

40. QUESTION #19  What form of theatre uses stock characters with improvised scenes/skits?

41. ANSWER #19 Commedia dell’ arte

42. FINAL QUESTION  Put these theatres in chronological order from past to present: Realism, Commedia dell’ arte, Naturalism, Theatre of the Absurd, Greek

43. FIN  Greek, Commedia dell’arte, Realism, Naturalism, Theatre of the Absurd

44. SURPRISE EXTRA 3 POINTS  What is Vaudeville Theatre?

45. VAUDEVILLE  Vaudeville- Vaudeville was made of comedians, singers, plate- spinners, ventriloquists, dancers, musicians, acrobats, animal trainers, and anyone who could keep an audience’s interest for more than three minutes. Beginning in the 1880s and through the 1920s, vaudeville was home to more than 25,000 performers, and was the most popular form of entertainment in America. Like the Yiddish theater and the circus, vaudeville was a family affair — singing sisters, dancing brothers, and flying families.

46. O MY GOSH ANOTHER SURPRISE  An extra point for each person who knows a fact about Guerrilla Theatre?

47. FACTS ABOUT GUERRILLA THEATRE  GT is a term coined in 1965 within the San Fransisco Mime Troupe.  The group performances were aimed against the Vietnam War.  Performances contained nudity, profanity and taboo subjects that were shocking to some of the audience of the time.  Guerrilla (Spanish for "little war") describes the act of spontaneous, surprise performances in unlikely public spaces to an unsuspecting audience. (Like flash mob and improv everywhere- without the social protest aspect.)  This was a 1960’s type of Avant Garde Theatre.