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The play, I Am My Own Wife is a. a farce b. a family drama c. a one-person show d. a musical ...

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Juliano Mer-Khamis's Freedom Theatre is an example of A. theatre for social change. B. ...

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During the 1700s, English theatres grew smaller, as did the size of their aprons. Indicate ...

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Edinburgh Fringe Festival in Scotland A. is open to almost all who wish to appear. B. is highly ...

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Jean-Baptiste Lully was Moliere's real name. Indicate whether the statement is true or ...

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Community-based theatre A. is any performance that involves an entire city or town. B. uses ...

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What is docudrama? Give examples of different types of docudrama. What will be an ideal ...

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Careful exposition and cause-and-effect plot structure mark Harold Pinter's work. Indicate ...

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Professional not-for-profit theatres A. are backed by investors who stand to gain money if the ...

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What are the differences between opera, operetta, and American musicals? What will be an ideal ...

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Bertolt Brecht was imprisoned for criticizing the totalitarian government of East Germany. ...

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Providing specific examples explain how the musical theatre has historically explored ...

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Which of these traits did the English Restoration theatre most likely NOT get from French practice? ...

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Which is NOT true about commercial producers? A. Their main goal is to attract new populations to ...

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An actor representing a hero of domestic tragedy was LEAST likely to a. speak in verse b. ...

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Which of the following best describes the producer's role? A. an in-house critic on a production ...

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Theatrical monopolies, or patents, were important to theatrical practice because a. they fostered ...

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Heroic tragedy, comedy of manners, and Neoclassical tragedy a. express the values of a democracy ...

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A performance in which the actors are on their feet, but have their scripts in hand is known as a(n) ...

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What is meant by the term representational acting? A. An actor presenting a character's emotions ...

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Waiting for Godot was written by Jean Anouilh. Indicate whether the statement is true or ...

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According to Diderot, actors should A. always be both inside and outside of a role. B. use ...

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You are at London's Covent Garden theatre, the year is 1730, and Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet is ...

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A prompt book would NOT include the A. sound cues. B. blocking. C. actor's schedules. D. any ...

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The year is 1600, and you are sitting in a theatre. On stage is a large room where pieces of scenery ...

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