Antigone Key Terms 0.0 / 5 ? Drama & Theatre StudiesAntigoneA2/A-levelAQA Created by: warden_squadCreated on: 08-04-19 15:56 Central scene in which there is a formal debate with two opposing speeches. Agon 1 of 20 Greek open-air performance space Amphitheatre 2 of 20 Greek philosopher who explored the ideas of a Greek tragedy Aristotle 3 of 20 A group of actors giving a variety of points of view to scenes being acted Chorus 4 of 20 Centre of the Orchestra marked by an upright stone Command Point 5 of 20 Short tunic for male characters, full-length garment for female characters Costume 6 of 20 Wheeled platform that came out of the Skene Ekkyklema 7 of 20 Long sided entrances where the Chorus would enter from Eisodoi 8 of 20 Helped multi-rolling and facial recognition in a large space Mask 9 of 20 A crane positioned above the skene for flying sequences Mechane 10 of 20 Central performance space Orchestra 11 of 20 Entry of the chorus Parados 12 of 20 City-state Polis 13 of 20 Where Antigone and Ismene give the background to the play Prologue 14 of 20 Upstage structure representing outer wall of a building, which had a roof so that scenes could be played on it. Skene 15 of 20 Backdrop painted on the skene or or cloth backdrop Skenographia 16 of 20 Ode sung by the chorus after the parados Stasimon 17 of 20 Dialogue of alternate single lines creating tension and conflict Sticomythia 18 of 20 Originally first part of choral ode where chorus would move from one side to the other and antistrophe, the reverse movement Strophe 19 of 20 Athenian Amphitheatre seating around 14,000 people Theatre of Dionysus 20 of 20
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