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ANCIENT PERIOD

• The theatre of ancient Greece consisted of three types of drama: tragedy, comedy, and the satyr play.

BAROQUE PERIOD

• the theatre reflected the growing complexity of ideas, comedic and dramatic elements, plots, and characters.

MEDIEVAL PERIOD

• there was "a vast and varied spectrum of kinds of performances: ludus, jeu, ordo, representatio, officium, pagina, miraculum, mystère, processus, interlude, morality, mumming, disguising, and, of course, play."

RENAISSANCE PERIOD

• As the Renaissance began, there were 3 forms of drama: TRAGEDY: 1st tragedy written in Italian - Sofonisba (1515) by Giangiorgio TRISSINO. He followed the Greek formula. ... Orbecche (1541) 1st Italian tragedy performed, followed Senecan formula.

ROMANTIC PERIOD

• Melodrama

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