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    Theatre History II

    Review for Exam #2

    Spring 2015

    --The Exam is 51 questions. (3 points each. Total of 153 points. Thus, 3 extra credit
    points.)
    Beginnings of Modern Theatre
    Wagner
    Saxe-Meiningen
    Ibsen (career, influence/style, Doll House)
    Zola + Naturalism (drama + staging)
    G.B. Shaw
    Independent Theatre Movement (France, Germany, London, + legacy)
    Santley
    Non-Realism
    Symbolism (philosophy + staging) Maeterlinck
    Jarry
    Freud
    Strindberg
    Wedekind
    English Aestheticism
    Wilde
    Irish Renaissance (Abbey Theatre, Yeats, Gregory, Synge, Horniman)
    Appia Craig
    The "-isms"
    Realism/naturalism
    Surrealism

    Symbolism Expressionism
    U.S. expressionist plays

    Directors + Russian Theatre


    Antoine
    Copeau
    Reinhardt
    Gogol
    Meyerhold
    Chekhov
    Komissarzhevskaya

    Futurism
    Cocteau

    Dadaism

    TolstoyStanislavsky
    Ballet Russes
    Stalin

    European Theatre Between the Wars


    Artaud (theory + staging)
    Brecht (theory + staging, plays)
    Pirandello
    Giradoux
    Anouilh
    Lorca
    Ghelderode
    Witkiewicz
    British theatres + staging practices
    Tyrone Guthrie
    John Gielgud
    Coward
    Eliot
    OCasey

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