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-End of Rome.
-Combination of Greek/Roman culture & Christianity |
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| -Even bigger than the Colosseum. |
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-Holy Roman Emperor.
-Got instructions from the Pope.
-He liked culture. |
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-Depends of farming and land.
-Plow, harness, windmills all invented.
rotating crops= "three-field" system |
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| -nobel, count, (below the King) |
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-peasants.
-only in Russia serfs were slaves.
-once a serf, always a serf. |
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-nun.
-Could read Greek & Latin.
-Earliest known female playwright.
-Liked works of Seneca & Terence.
-Wanted to write like Terence but Christian stories.
-No evidence of performances
-Beaken of light in dark theatre.
-4 most written about Christian things:
-marders
-conversions
-repentance
-pennence |
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-Theatre is the logical way of teaching the Bible.
-Theatre comes out of the mass |
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-Musical passages that addlyrics.
-Added into services.
-Became staged. |
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-wrote short, religious musical plays performed in her covent.
-German nun.
-Liturgical songs accompanied by text.
-"Ordo Virtutum" |
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| Architecture changed from... |
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-Pointed arches.
-Men performed all roles.
-Costumes were church vestmonts. |
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| Buttressed walls were in... |
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-Scenic structure which depicts a locale.
-Gothic Theatre |
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-Central open space representing the place where all time and place come together in God's scheme.
-Gothic Theatre |
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| -Religious drama in the language of French. |
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-"cycle" plays.
-Plays that dramatize biblical events from creation to judgement day.
-Not performed in church. |
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| The most important holiday in which mystery plays were performed were during... |
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| "The Second Shepard's Play" |
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-Most famous mystery play.
-Part of the Wakefield Cycle |
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| Episotic form comes from... |
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-Most important paegent maters.
-Sometimes referred to as first director. |
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-Purpose was to teach a moral through alagorical characters.
-"Everyman"
-Used only professional actors. |
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-Most famous Farce.
-Man is a lawyer, and the theme is greed! |
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-German writer of farce & shoemaker.
-"The Wandering Scholar from Paradise" |
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| -English farce by John Haywood. |
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-Special kind of farce.
-French farce that made fun of religion. |
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