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Masks and Costumes
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Where was the origin of costumes? | In Greek Tragedies and comedies |
| When were costumes used? | In the beginning of the 6th century during theatrical celebrations of Dionysus |
| What were the two purposes for using masks and costumes? | Enhancing the experience and aesthetic of the play making sure all components flow together smoothly |
| What did the theatrical costumes do? | Complemented the masks the actors wore |
| What did the costumes consist of? | long, sleeved, patterned tunic, high-soled shoes (cothunaes) |
| Why did they use costumes? | To give the audience an instant recognition of the character |
| What did masks make it easier to do? | Switch characters on stage |
| What did masks have attached to them? | Wigs and large mouth openings to project their voices better |
| What is the name of masks with human features? | Anthropomorphic |
| What is the name of the masks with animal features? | Theriomorphic |
| How have costumes and masks changed over time? | In materials and style |
| Until when did masks remain the same? | The fall of the Roman Empire when western theater disappeared for 800 years |
| When did costumes become more important than the script of the play? | In the context of the church during the Renaissance period |
| What do theatrical costumes rely on? | Natural fibers |
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