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What must contribute to the story of a modern musical?
A. Dance B. Dialogue C. Music D. Only B & C |
A, B, and C
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The term ________ _______ refers to any adventurous, experimental, and nontraditional artistic effort
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Avant garde
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The term, ______, means beyond realism
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Surrealism
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In 1927, a great example of musical drama was Jerome Kern's __________ __________
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Show boat
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What style attempts to show life exactly as it is?
Naturalism Neo-Classicism Romanticism Realism |
Naturalism
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What style attempts to show life as it is, but selectively?
Naturalism Neo-Classicism Romanticism Realism |
Realism
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What style is characterized by freedom, gracefulness, and a belief in humankind's natural good?
Naturalism Neo-Classicism Romanticism Realism |
Romanticism
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What style was the rediscovery of the Greeks?
Naturalism Neo-Classicism Romanticism Realism |
Neo-classicism
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What do we call the style that presents the inner reality of the major character?
Constructivism Expressionism Formalism Impressionism |
Expressionism
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What do we call the style that includes in the setting only those elements that are necessary for the action of the play?
Constructivism Expressionism Formalism Impressionism |
Constructivism
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What do we call the style that utilizes only the physical appearance of the stage?
Constructivism Expressionism Formalism Impressionism |
Formalism
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What do we call a style in which the director and designers determine what they wish to stress most and apply that element to the setting?
Constructivism Expressionism Formalism Impressionism |
Impressionism
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Who is considered the "father of realism?"
Anton Chekhov Henrik Ibsen George Bernard Shaw August Strindberg |
Ibsen
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Elmer Rice's "The Adding Machine" is an example of _______________________.
Absurdism Expressionism Metatheatre Philosophical Melodrama |
Expressionism
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Luigi Pirandello's "Six Characters in Search of an Author" is an example of ___________.
Absurdism Expressionism Metatheatre Philosophical Melodrama |
Metatheater
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