What is the term for a theatrical production with little or no dialogue, often relying on visual and physical elements?

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What is the term for a theatrical production with little or no dialogue, often relying on visual and physical elements?

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B. Silent Play

Answer 2

C. Absurdist

Answer 3

D. Expressionism

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A. Aeschylus

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B. Euripides

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C. Sophocles

Answer 7

D. Aristophanes

Answer 8

A. Tragicomedy

Answer 9

B. Melodrama

Answer 10

C. Absurdist

Answer 11

A. Arthur Miller

Answer 12

B. Tennessee Williams

Answer 13

C. Edward Albee

Answer 14

D. Sam Shepard

Answer 15

A. Tennessee Williams

Answer 16

B. Arthur Miller

Answer 17

C. Eugene O'Neill

Answer 18

D. August Wilson

Answer 19

A. Jean-Paul Sartre

Answer 20

B. Eugene Ionesco

Answer 21

C. Bertolt Brecht

Answer 22

D. Luigi Pirandello

Answer 23

B. Tragedy

Answer 24

C. Melodrama

Answer 25

D. Absurdist

Answer 26

A. Arthur Miller

Answer 27

B. Tennessee Williams

Answer 28

C. August Wilson

Answer 29

D. Edward Albee

Answer 30

A. Black Comedy

Answer 31

B. Tragedy

Answer 32

C. Absurdist

Answer 33

D. Melodrama

Answer 34

A. Anton Chekhov

Answer 35

B. Henrik Ibsen

Answer 36

C. Samuel Beckett

Answer 37

D. Arthur Miller

Answer 38

A. William Shakespeare

Answer 39

B. George Bernard Shaw

Answer 40

C. Samuel Beckett

Answer 41

D. Arthur Miller

Answer 42

B. Burlesque

Answer 43

C. Slapstick

Answer 44

D. Black Comedy

Answer 45

A. Kitchen Sink Drama

Answer 46

B. Absurdist

Answer 47

C. Expressionist

Answer 48

D. Surrealist

Answer 49

A. Anton Chekhov

Answer 50

B. Henrik Ibsen

Answer 51

C. Samuel Beckett

Answer 52

D. Arthur Miller

Answer 53

A. Tennessee Williams

Answer 54

B. Arthur Miller

Answer 55

C. August Wilson

Answer 56

D. Edward Albee

Answer 57

B. Melodrama

Answer 58

C. Absurdist

Answer 59

D. Political Drama

Answer 60

B. Tragedy

Answer 61

C. Realism

Answer 62

D. Expressionism

Answer 63

A. Proscenium

Answer 64

C. Orchestra

Answer 65

D. Balcony

Answer 66

A. Monologue

Answer 67

B. Soliloquy

Answer 68

C. Dialogue

Answer 69

D. Pantomime

Answer 70

A. High Comedy

Answer 71

B. Low Comedy

Answer 72

C. Historical Drama

Answer 73

D. Kitchen Sink Drama

Answer 74

A. Samuel Beckett

Answer 75

B. Tom Stoppard

Answer 76

C. Eugene Ionesco

Answer 77

D. Harold Pinter

Answer 78

A. Absurdist

Answer 79

B. Surrealist

Answer 80

C. Expressionist

Answer 81

D. Realist

Answer 82

A. Jean-Paul Sartre

Answer 83

B. Anton Chekhov

Answer 84

C. Bertolt Brecht

Answer 85

D. Eugene Ionesco

Answer 86

A. Macbeth

Answer 87

C. Othello

Answer 88

D. Julius Caesar

Answer 89

A. Martin McDonagh

Answer 90

B. Harold Pinter

Answer 91

C. August Wilson

Answer 92

D. Tom Stoppard

Answer 93

B. Tragedy

Answer 94

C. Absurdist

Answer 95

D. Realism

Answer 96

A. Jean-Paul Sartre

Answer 97

B. Anton Chekhov

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C. Bertolt Brecht

Answer 99

D. Eugene Ionesco

Answer 100

A. Musical

Answer 101

C. Operetta

Answer 102

A. Anton Chekhov

Answer 103

B. Henrik Ibsen

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C. Samuel Beckett

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D. Arthur Miller

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A. Arthur Miller

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B. Tennessee Williams

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C. Eugene O'Neill

Answer 109

D. Lorraine Hansberry

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