16th Century Theatres And Stages Jeopardy Template

The Blackfriars	The Rose	The Globe	The Theatre	Miscellaneous
100 What is: 1500- 3000 What was the Globes capacity?	100 What is James Burbage Who bought the second Blackfriars Theatre?	100 What is: 1605 In what year was the Rose theatre abandoned?	100 What is: The admissions collectors held the admission boxes full of money in an office known as the box-office How did the term "box-office" originate?	100 What is: Theatres were closed down from 1592-93 How did the plague impact theatres?
200 What is: the canon How was the 1613 fire in the Globe caused?	200 What is: Artificial Lighting Music between acts Private indoor theatre What innovations set the Blackfriars apart from other theatres?	200 What is: ~2000 people What was the approximate capacity of the Rose theatre?	200 What is: The Romans What style influenced the design of the Open-air amphitheater?	200 What is: Outside of city walls Where were most of the theatres located?
300 What is: Special effects and storage What was the stage attribute the hell used for?	300 What is: 560~ How many people did the theatre seat roughly?	300 What is: Philip Henslowe Who financed the construction of the Rose Theatre?	300 What is: The lease expired and the Puritan landowner did not approve of theatres and refused to renew. Why was the Theatre dismantled in 1597?	300 What is: Public and Private What were to two styles of theatres?
400 What is: Blood sports Why was the Globe Theatre closed on Thursdays?	400 What is Dominican monastery What grounds were the first Blackfriars Theatre built on?	400 What is: 14 sides How many sides was the Rose theatre originally built with?	400 What is: The Red Lion What was the name of the short-lived theatre that was built before The Theatre?	400 What is: He built The Theatre in 1576, Built Blackfriars, was an actor What was James Burbage's influence on the theatres?
500 What is: Tragedy What did the black flag raised on the Globe Theatre mean?	500 What is: 1642 In what year did the Blackfriars Playhouse close?	500 What is: The ability to stage large scenes on two levels What was a feature that made the Rose Theatre different from other theatres in that time period?	500 It was the first building to successfully replace inn-yards with a permanent structure for the purpose of performing plays Why was the Theatre such an influential building?	500 What is: For more than one plot in a play What was the importance of an inner and outer stage?

16th Century Theatres and Stages

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