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This play was done by Euripides, 428 BC

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Roman Theatre Era- 1st Century BC-3rd Century CE

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Roman Theatre Era- 1st Century BC-3rd Century CE

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Took place in Ancient Rome, this era focused on entertainment rather than storytelling. There were a lot of elements of singing and dancing as the citizens wanted a spectacle. This era created large scale performances and helped theatre design.

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Features allegorical stories to give messages of morality in the Middle Ages. It was used to show Christianity as well in theatrical fashion. Showed moral principals to the public audience.

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Considered the "golden age" of drama that was famous for its new style of theatre. This era brought an introduction to tragedies and comedies with English playwrights. Shakespeare was a popular playwright in this era.

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Hamlet was one of the most famous plays by Shakespeare and remains one of the best tragedies in all of theatre. It is popular for its relatability and it provides valuable lessons along with memorable characters.

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Shakespeare died in April 23rd 1616, believed to be the same day as his birthday. He was one of the most famous playwrights of all time with countless notable works, and a huge inspiration to the future of theatre.

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Restoration comedy was a type of theatre that would mock society. It began during Charles II's return to England. It brought in humor that was rebellious against society.

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This play was done by Carlo Gozzi in 1765

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It used detail with realism in European drama. It displayed the darkness of life resembling real life.

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Used symbols, metaphors, and poetry in order to give abstract ideas. It brought less focus on plot and more on meaning behind what was being acted out. Began with a group of poets from France.

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The Four Cohans, Vaudeville-Late 19th Century

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The Four Cohans, Vaudeville-Late 19th Century

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The act was done by George M. Cohan in the late 19th century

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Expressionism was developed in Germany that rejected realism with use of imagery and symbolism. Artists were able to speak up on social issues and evoke emotion.

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Had to do with epic theatre and associated with the playwright Bertolt Brecht. Brecht explored theatre with political ideas and his era was a revolt against main stream modern theatre.

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This play comes from the Brecht era and is one of Brechts most famous notable plays. Some of the themes of the play consist of capitalism, corruption, and love. It was the first play he put in his epic theatre technique.

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Harlem Renaissance laid a lot of groundwork for the civil rights movement as it brought appreciation to African American talent in music, theatre, and art.

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This play was done by Arthur Miller in 1949

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This era consisted of a new wave of theatre plays in Europe that was influenced by philosophical French writers. It showed a meaningless world with themes of nihilism.

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The famous playwright and poet of the Harlem Renaissance era died of prostate cancer in 1967. He is said to be the first black writer to make a living, and gave messages about equality and justice in America. His works are considered a big part of the Harlem Renaissance.

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The Sydney Opera House began construction on March 2nd, 1959 and fully established October 20th 1973 in Sydney Australia. It is considered a masterpiece of 20th century architecture and is known for its great design. It remains an Australian icon as well as a theatre icon that is listed by millions every year.

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Tennessee Williams died on February 25th 1983 from choking. He was a very notable drama playwrights from the 20th century. He made famous plays such as A Streetcar Named Desire and The Glass Menagerie, where he exposed deep themes about society.