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Only 3 actors and a chorus on stage

They used drama as medicine

People still perform in the old theatre in Athens

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The Roman theatre and the stone building behind it.

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The seats had a roof over it

They thought comedy was torture

Always had a stone building behind the stage.

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Finger moments have a special moments

The colors on their masks mean something

They have lots of acts

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A mood that means something in Sanskrit 

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Sanskrit (India/Hindu) Theatre (1 C.E. - 200 C.E.)

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Sanskrit (India/Hindu) Theatre (1 C.E. - 200 C.E.)

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First to let woman act on stage

Most Sanskrit plays end happy

There plays are defined by moods (rasas)

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Middle Ages (dark) Theatre (400 A.D. - 1400)

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Middle Ages (dark) Theatre (400 A.D. - 1400)

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Cycle play where based on Christian universe

Priests where actors

Liturgical drama couldn’t be performed in public

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In Bunraku theatre girl puppets didn’t have legs

Noh theatre is for higher educate people

Kabuki men have to had to shave there foreheads

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Renaissance (Spain, Italy, England) Theatre (1300 - 1600)

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Renaissance (Spain, Italy, England) Theatre (1300 - 1600)

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They wrote tragedies with happy endings which are now called tragicomedies

Two of the first English plays were comedies written in vernacular English

Renaissance introduced humanism

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Elizabethan (Shakespeare) Theatre (1600 - 1642)

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Elizabethan (Shakespeare) Theatre (1600 - 1642)

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The first folio included 36 plays

They were history plays

Certain plays were written by the folio not Shakespeare himself

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North American (early) Theatre (1760 - 1800)

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North American (early) Theatre (1760 - 1800)

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Theatre was so British and the colonies didn't like it

The first play preformed in America was SYE Bare and YE cubb

Colonies south of Canada had trouble catching onto theatre

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Cover picture of A Streetcar Named Desire

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Broadway (modern) Theatre (1735 - still going)

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Broadway (modern) Theatre (1735 - still going)

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Jerome Kern created the birth of the book musical

Harrigan and Hart created the first American musical comedies

A Streetcar Named Desire won the Pulitzer Prize and ran for 855 performances