This dream-like movement made use of chanted dialogue and scrim to get at truth through irrationality

He was a Swiss designer known for introducing three dimensional sets made of platforms and steps

The birthplace of theatre

These were areas of the church used as specific scene locations

This was the proto-American musical, which combined a socially relevant story with music

This aggressive Italian movement celebrated speed and machinery, calling for World War -- until they got one

This English designer sought to replace actors with puppets

The birthplace of the Renaissance

People lined up for days to watch this traveling form of guild-sponsored theatre

He wrote the music for West Side Story

This form of social theatre pioneered by Brecht used alienation to create distance between audience and spectacle

This composer helped pioneer the concept of the director

The birthplace of neoclassicism

The most popular character of medieval theatre

The grandfather of A LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA's Adam Guettel, and also the most important music writer of 20th century theatre

This critic-applied name refers to a group of playwrights whose comedies were inspired by the existentialist writings of Albert Camus

He was the most famous American actor of the nineteenth century, but was later overshadowed by his brother

Its capital city once banned theatre within its city limits during the golden age of playwriting

Just in time for Easter, this was the Latin phrase for "Whom do you seek" that launched medieval theatre

He won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama for his 1980s musical about a pointillist painter

A French movement launched by Artaud, this movement sought to shake up audiences with challenging works

Pioneering French actress who became the biggest star of her generation, admired by audiences worldwide

The birthplace of dramaturgy, and home to "the smartest man in Europe"

This large piece of scenery began in the church, but would go on to inspire Buffy the Vampire Slayer

He was the most important lyricist of the first half of the 20th century, and mentored the most important lyricist of the second half