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Interesting facts

1. The Greek believes theater heals you.
2. The plays are teaching how to help yourself to become a toro person.
3. The theatre competition took place in an outdoor amphitheater.

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Roman theatre date - 1st century BC - 3rd century AD

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Roman theatre date - 1st century BC - 3rd century AD

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Interesting facts

1. The plays are becoming more and more realistic.
2. Dances to flute music.
3. Actors/singer/dancer had a specific name for their category (histriones).

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Chinese theatre date - 16th century BC - 1046 BC

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Chinese theatre date - 16th century BC - 1046 BC

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Interesting facts

1. Roman looks a lot like Greek.
2.  They combine acrobatics/dance during performances.
3. Romance acts were long than others.

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Interesting facts

1. They had sword fights during plays.
2. Sometimes the actors would speak their own dialogue.
3. They had plays about forbidden love that end in death.

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Sanskrit (India/Hindu) theatre date - 1500 BCE - 15th century 

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Sanskrit (India/Hindu) theatre date - 1500 BCE - 15th century 

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Interesting facts

1. Instead of genre, plays are defined by kinds of moods they evoke like peace.
2. They had specific eyebrow movements for the characters.
3. Kufieita (contracted) meant in manifestation of affection.

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Middle Ages (dark) theatre date - 500 AD - 1500 AD

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Middle Ages (dark) theatre date - 500 AD - 1500 AD

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Interesting facts

1. They had a lot of Christian plays.
2. Plays were typically a mix of highly stylized action and contemporary realism.
3. They had longg plays, about 40.

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Renaissance (Spain, Italy, England) theatre date - 14th century - 17th century 

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Renaissance (Spain, Italy, England) theatre date - 14th century - 17th century 

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Interesting facts

1. A time of discovery, innovation, beauty, sophistication…comedy.
2. The renaissance introduced humanism that may be worthy in and of itself.
3. Stock characters were based on regional types, so each had s specific style.

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Elizabethan (Shakespeare) theatre date - 1558 - 1603

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Elizabethan (Shakespeare) theatre date - 1558 - 1603

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Interesting facts

1. Writing plays were often a group effort.
2. A straight forward history play is a patriotic exercise that celebrates past greatness.
3. Shakespeare in his early work shows him talking the straightforward form of the chronicle play and molding it into something more exciting.

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North America (Early) theatre date - 1716 

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North America (Early) theatre date - 1716 

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Interesting facts

1. These plays transmitted histories and reinforced beliefs.
2. Performers were treated poorly, he would get thrown food at them on stage.
3. The audience also threw their own seats.

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Broadway(modern) theatre date - 1926 - middle of 20th century

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Broadway(modern) theatre date - 1926 - middle of 20th century

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Interesting facts

1. Television was invested during this time.
2. Williams plays are written in a style that blends realism and expressionism.