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Theatrum

Theatrum. Magistra Patrick CLC Unit I Scaena 5 DHS. Vocabula Nova. Actor – actor Comoedia – comedy Tragoedia – tragedy Barbarus - foreigner Odeon – small, elegant theatre Orchestra – provides special seating for VIPs Scaena frons – building behind stage Persona - mask. Sorex.

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Theatrum

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  1. Theatrum Magistra Patrick CLC Unit I Scaena 5 DHS

  2. Vocabula Nova • Actor – actor • Comoedia – comedy • Tragoedia – tragedy • Barbarus - foreigner • Odeon – small, elegant theatre • Orchestra – provides special seating for VIPs • Scaena frons – building behind stage • Persona - mask

  3. Sorex • Salve! • NomenmihiestSorex et ego sum actor. • Laboro in theatro in Pompeiis • Fabulasago, non comodias, sedtragoedias • Scriptoroptimus, in mea sententiaest Euripides • Graecus • Tragoediasscribit

  4. Actius • Salve! • NomenmihiestActius et ego sum actor • Laboro in theatro in Pompeiis • Fabulasago, non tragoedias, sedcomoedias • Scriptoresoptimi, in mea sententiasunt: • Plautus • Romanus • Comoediasscribit • Terence • Non Romanus, barbarus • Comoediasscribit

  5. In theatro Scaena frons scaena cavea orchestra

  6. Fabulasagunt! • Pantomimus • FabulaGraeca • Saepetragoedias • Pantomimussaltat • Pantomimuspersonamgerrit

  7. Exerceamus! • In your groups, reread the play from yesterday “Poppaea”, pg. 77. As a group, pretend you are actores in theatro Romano. What kind of play will you put on? How will you adapt this script to fit that type of play? You will be performing these scenes tomorrow so make it good! Some things to consider: • Tragoediae • Overly dramatic • Physical movement • Comoeiae • Overly dramatic • Often included physical comedy (think The Stooges) • Pantomimus • Included music and dance • Actoresstill spoke!

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