Theater History 4-5

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Charles Martel

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king turned europe to stability.

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Charlemagne

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ruler during his reign made the revisioned HOLY ROMAN EMPIRE .

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Feudalism

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structure of lords as a vassal to the king

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Manor

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estate (lord’s)

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Vassals

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the go between person

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Liturgical drama

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church based plays

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Tropes

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repeated symbol

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Rugularis Concordia

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earliest known liturgical drama

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Bishop Ethelwold

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compiled regularis concordia

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Hrosvitha

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Very first know female playwright. Six plays based on Terence’s play, much more tamed down, and holy

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Hildegard of Bingen

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nun wrote play Ordo Virtutum

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Ordo Virtutum

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nun play, latin musical drama

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Carmina Burana

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collection of plays and poems

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Feast of fools

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Festival, that developed comedy

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“bishop fool”

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preside over the feast of fools

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council of masters

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The Mystery of Adam

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first known vernacular play, was performed outside church

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The Four English Cycle Plays

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york, chester, wakefield and n______

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autos sacramentales

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Spanish vernacular religious plays

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sacre rappresentazioni

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European Scared representational plays

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“Cornish rounds”

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south English permanent performance place

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Brotherhood of the Passion

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Charitable group that funded plays

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“pageant wagons”

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wagons that pageant plays were performed

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Lucerne Passion Play

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group of four plays, Ginormous

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pageant master

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overseeing the actual plays, director

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Thomas Colclow

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he was a contracted pageant master for 12 years

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Jean Bouchet

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Staged pageant plays in different towns, outlined the pageant masters’ duties.

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Carros

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name for the wagons

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platea

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(pageant wagon) the playing space

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journées

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play cycle was divided into

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Greenwood

Back 31

oldest know secular drama

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Shrovetide

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early German farces. catholic festival

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Hans Sachs

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German Dramatist

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John Heywood

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brought farce to England

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morality plays

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EVERYMAN

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The Castle of Perseverance

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15th century mmorality play

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Chambers of Rhetoric

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societies that supported moraity plays

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Interludes

Front 39

Charles Martel

Back 39

king turned europe to stability.

Front 40

Charlemagne

Back 40

ruler during his reign made the revisioned HOLY ROMAN EMPIRE .

Front 41

Feudalism

Back 41

structure of lords as a vassal to the king

Front 42

Manor

Back 42

estate (lord’s)

Front 43

Vassals

Back 43

the go between person

Front 44

Liturgical drama

Back 44

church based plays

Front 45

Tropes

Back 45

repeated symbol

Front 46

Rugularis Concordia

Back 46

earliest known liturgical drama

Front 47

Bishop Ethelwold

Back 47

compiled regularis concordia

Front 48

Hrosvitha

Back 48

Very first know female playwright. Six plays based on Terence’s play, much more tamed down, and holy

Front 49

Hildegard of Bingen

Back 49

nun wrote play Ordo Virtutum

Front 50

Ordo Virtutum

Back 50

nun play, latin musical drama

Front 51

Carmina Burana

Back 51

collection of plays and poems

Front 52

Feast of fools

Back 52

Festival, that developed comedy

Front 53

“bishop fool”

Back 53

preside over the feast of fools

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Guilds

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Groups that performed different parts of the pageant plays

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council of masters

Front 56

The Mystery of Adam

Back 56

first known vernacular play, was performed outside church

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Corpus Christi

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Festival

Front 58

The Four English Cycle Plays

Back 58

york, chester, wakefield and n______

Front 59

autos sacramentales

Back 59

Spanish vernacular religious plays

Front 60

sacre rappresentazioni

Back 60

European Scared representational plays

Front 61

“Cornish rounds”

Back 61

south English permanent performance place

Front 62

Brotherhood of the Passion

Back 62

Charitable group that funded plays

Front 63

“pageant wagons”

Back 63

wagons that pageant plays were performed

Front 64

Lucerne Passion Play

Back 64

group of four plays, Ginormous

Front 65

pageant master

Back 65

overseeing the actual plays, director

Front 66

Thomas Colclow

Back 66

he was a contracted pageant master for 12 years

Front 67

Jean Bouchet

Back 67

Staged pageant plays in different towns, outlined the pageant masters’ duties.

Front 68

Carros

Back 68

name for the wagons

Front 69

platea

Back 69

(pageant wagon) the playing space

Front 70

journées

Back 70

play cycle was divided into

Front 71

Greenwood

Back 71

oldest know secular drama

Front 72

Shrovetide

Back 72

early German farces. catholic festival

Front 73

Hans Sachs

Back 73

German Dramatist

Front 74

John Heywood

Back 74

brought farce to England

Front 75

morality plays

Back 75

EVERYMAN

Front 76

The Castle of Perseverance

Back 76

15th century mmorality play

Front 77

Chambers of Rhetoric

Back 77

societies that supported moraity plays

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Interludes

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tableaux vivants

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posed like a painting, no text no action

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mansions (sedes, or domi)

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Scenery onstage

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mansions (sedes, or domi)

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Scenery onstage

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mansions (sedes, or domi)

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Scenery onstage