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THEA 105 - C7SQ

Chapter 7 Study Questions

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The most common type of theatre found on Broadway is: Proscenium Stage.
Arena theatre is known for: Seating in the round.
The ‘platform’ and ‘wagon’ stage were popular in what era? Medieval.
Shakespeare’s ‘Globe’ Theatre is an example of what kind of performance space: Thrust Stage.
One disadvantage of an arena stage is its: Inability to use much scenery.
‘Created’ or ‘found’ space refers to: Theatre set up in a space not ordinarily used for theatre.
The audience selects where they want to look in what type of space? Multi-focus theatre.
"Fourth wall theater” describes what kind of theatre space: Proscenium Stage.
This type of performance space is associated with street theater: Created, or found space.
This type of performance space utilizes the greatest amount of scenery and stage machinery: Proscenium Stage.
Elaborate scenery in this type of performance space, even to only one side of the playing space, is impossible because it would block the view of other audience members: Arena Stage.
In this type of performance space, audiences sit on three sides: Thrust Stage.
This type of performance space is particularly effective for realistic settings: Proscenium Stage.
Performers usually must make their entrances and exits along aisles that run through the audience in this type of performance space: Arena Stage.
A movie theatre resembles a(n): Proscenium Stage .
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