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Who wanted France to be the cultural center of Europe in the 1600s? a. Cardinal Richelieu b. ...

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Even though Molire's first company failed, he was able to gain a Parisian audience again largely due ...

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By the eighteenth century European theatre had made the transition from professional, secular ...

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The most popular English ballad opera is: a. The Magic Flute by Mozart. b. Hamlet by William ...

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In the early nineteenth century, as the rules of neoclassicism began to give way: a. All the ...

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Because the plots of melodramas were utterly predictable, variety was achieved through: a. ...

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Alexandre Dumas pre's widely popular novel, The Count of Monte Cristo, was adapted into a stage ...

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Naturalism was first recognized in the 1850s; realism (a more extreme version of naturalism) ...

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Realists and naturalists wrote mostly about contemporary subjects and social conditions, creating ...

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At the end of the play A Doll House, Nora Helmer chooses to: a. stay with her husband for the ...

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The chief advocate of naturalism, Emile ________ , had many followers even though the movement had ...

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Which of these is not a play by George Bernard Shaw? a. Mrs. Warren's Profession b. Heartbreak ...

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Stanislavsky's system of acting is based on the premise that: a. onstage the actor should ...

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The ________ , similar to the realists and naturalists, had difficulty performing their work at ...

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The Importance of Being Earnest makes use of the standard devices of the three-act well-made play: ...

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Edward Gordon Craig denied that theatre was a fusion of many arts, seeing it, instead, as: a. an ...

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The decade between 1910 and 1920 was one of unrest and upheaval, epitomized by World War I, which ...

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Expressionism came into existence as: a. a glorification of the speed and energy of the machine ...

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The play The Hairy Ape is a strong example of the outlook and techniques of expressionism. ...

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The advent of sound films and a major economic depression shifted audiences away from attending the ...

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The American ________ Theatre, modeled on the Moscow Art Theatre, was the most respected theatre in ...

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Antonin Artaud expressed his major ideas about the Theatre of Cruelty in: a. the book The Variety ...

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Bertolt Brecht wrote The Good Person of Setzuan as a parable, meaning the play was not a ...

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The Actors Studio, founded in 1947, has had the following actors as members: a. Marisa Tomei, ...

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One of the primary teachers at the Actors Studio, Elia Kazan, teamed with the scenic designer Jo ...

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