History Of Theatre by Madelyn Himebauch https://padlet.com/himebm0777/hnplfndutcp0jr39 Madelyn Himebauch Hr 7 en-us 2022-09-19 16:30:28 UTC 2025-12-29 16:40:12 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f92f.png Roman Theatre 364 BCE - 533 AC himebm0777 https://padlet.com/himebm0777/hnplfndutcp0jr39/wish/2303375097 A Roman theatre had a big building in the back of there stage to change masks and costumes called a scaenae frons]]> 2022-09-19 16:48:15 UTC https://padlet.com/himebm0777/hnplfndutcp0jr39/wish/2303375097 Greek Theatre 525 BCE - 385 BCE himebm0777 https://padlet.com/himebm0777/hnplfndutcp0jr39/wish/2303375652       Theatre in Greece came to when people started singing songs called Dithyrambs turned into theatre. When these singers one being Thespis learned to switch characters when acting out songs (Dithyrambs).
       Dithyrambs made theatre and festivals with seats or a crowd sitting around a theatre center.]]> 2022-09-19 16:48:32 UTC https://padlet.com/himebm0777/hnplfndutcp0jr39/wish/2303375652 Japanese Theatre 14 C.E. - Present himebm0777 https://padlet.com/himebm0777/hnplfndutcp0jr39/wish/2312600149
  • In Japanese theatre colors that may mean bad or villain means hero or good there.
  • It was not common for women to play female character so men did and most commonly dressed on a day to day bases as a women like a common day drag queen.
    • ]]>     2022-09-25 21:31:13 UTC https://padlet.com/himebm0777/hnplfndutcp0jr39/wish/2312600149     Chinese Theatre 8C.E - 1911 himebm0777 https://padlet.com/himebm0777/hnplfndutcp0jr39/wish/2312601794 Instead of having a lots of props they had a table and two chairs. Depending on how the chairs were positioned they could be a bridge or even a wall.]]> 2022-09-25 21:35:03 UTC https://padlet.com/himebm0777/hnplfndutcp0jr39/wish/2312601794 Sanskrit 5 AD - Present himebm0777 https://padlet.com/himebm0777/hnplfndutcp0jr39/wish/2314019013
  • Bharata Muni may not have been a real person but a god.
  • Was the first to allow women to act on stage.
    •       A cool thing about Sanskrit theatre is that instead of there theatre being sectioned by genre there were 9 moods and 10 Categories. The two main moods were Nataka and Prakarana. 
     
    ]]>     2022-09-26 16:42:19 UTC https://padlet.com/himebm0777/hnplfndutcp0jr39/wish/2314019013     Middle Ages 1400 - 1550 C.E himebm0777 https://padlet.com/himebm0777/hnplfndutcp0jr39/wish/2314030289
  • Women could participate!!!
    •       It was also said to be sinful so they had made them start performing it in church so it would be less “sinful”. 
          They made wagons in which performers, well, performed on lasting about an hour each and there were usually 40+ wagons performing!
    ]]>     2022-09-26 16:48:45 UTC https://padlet.com/himebm0777/hnplfndutcp0jr39/wish/2314030289     Elizabethan 1558 - 1642 himebm0777 https://padlet.com/himebm0777/hnplfndutcp0jr39/wish/2314061603 Tudors loved theatre. Henry VII (the first Tudor King) paid for court entertainment. His son Henry VIII (had lots of wives) and an independent office of revels that was managed by a master of revels whose job was to manage all the plays. ]]> 2022-09-26 17:07:29 UTC https://padlet.com/himebm0777/hnplfndutcp0jr39/wish/2314061603 North American Theatre 1776 - Present himebm0777 https://padlet.com/himebm0777/hnplfndutcp0jr39/wish/2316093313        In Early North America they did many rituals that was made up of songs, dances, and contained many stories. These stories include much of history and reinforced beliefs. Sadly it got token down for a while but as always it comes back. 
            A popular performance was Buffalo Bill Cody “Wild West Show”.]]>     2022-09-27 17:55:13 UTC https://padlet.com/himebm0777/hnplfndutcp0jr39/wish/2316093313     Broadway Theatre 1735 - Present himebm0777 https://padlet.com/himebm0777/hnplfndutcp0jr39/wish/2316125764 Everyone knows about broadway theatre so let’s go over some interesting people in broadway.
    • Thomas Lanier Williams (Tennessee)
    Williams was born in Mississippi and worked at a shoe factory as a kid. In 1944 he had his first big success called “The Glass Menagerie”. This play was a semi-autobiographical play and was a great start to his career.
    • Authur Miller 
    Miller was born in a more wealthy filled life, sadly for him when the stock market crashed something happened to his fathers business. An interesting fact about Miller is he had married the most beautiful woman for 5 years; Marilyn Monroe.
    ]]>     2022-09-27 18:14:08 UTC https://padlet.com/himebm0777/hnplfndutcp0jr39/wish/2316125764     Italian Theatre 1550 - 1680 himebm0777 https://padlet.com/himebm0777/hnplfndutcp0jr39/wish/2316278837       Commedia dell’arte was a very important form of Italian theatre.  
          There were a company consisting of usually about 7 men and 3 woman who would act out scenes and music usually about love and intrigue.The actors in these plays had to be smart and agile to improvise well these actors would have to perform acrobatic stunts, battles/fight, and dances.]]>     2022-09-27 19:55:58 UTC https://padlet.com/himebm0777/hnplfndutcp0jr39/wish/2316278837