1	Siglo de Oro		_____	a second stage set up with balconies and levels (French)
2	Autos sacramentales		_____	king of france from 1661 to 1715, established paris as a cultural center
3	Carros		_____	tragicomedy by Corneille, based on legend
4	the red bull		_____	first professional dramatist! french! too bad nobody performs his work!
5	john dryden		_____	the spanish traditional music theatre genre
6	Comedias de capa de espada		_____	spanish word for raked seats
7	societaires		_____	"the founder of French tragedy"
8	pensionnaires		_____	ground level (audience) of the french theatre
9	doyen		_____	spanish word for gentleman, stock sort of character
10	king charles ii		_____	a period of flourishing in arts and literature in spain, coinciding with the political rise and decline of the Habsburg dynasty
11	restoration		_____	stage wagon things
12	george jolly		_____	1635 calderon play, was staged on palace grounds so that's fancy
13	cockpit/phoenix		_____	a clown or buffoon in spanish comedies
14	caballero		_____	Congreve play, about two happy lovers who need to impress the dude's bitchy aunt if they want to get married
15	galan		_____	spanish word for lady, stock sort of character, damsel in distress
16	dama		_____	founded french academie, 3 musketeers villain
17	gracioso		_____	moliere play about a dude who tricks everybody
18	criada		_____	1635 by gougenot, about putting on a play
19	entremeses		_____	king of france from 1610 to 1643
20	zarzuela		_____	son of executed king of england, was exiled to france when puritans took over, returned and OPENED ALL THE THEATRES OMG YAY
21	The New Art of Wring Plays for Our Time		_____	dramatic representation of the mystery of the eucharist
22	Las Mocedades del Cid		_____	1634 converted tennis court theatre
23	The Greatest Enchantment is Love		_____	French theatre mother/daughter power team, both of them slept with Moliere at the same time, the daughter married him, why hasn't this been a movie yet tho seriously
24	cofradias		_____	head of an acting troupe that rivalled davenant and killigrew
25	corrales		_____	english restoration playwright, wrote All For Love, a neoclassical tragedy in verse
26	encenario		_____	most serious moliere play, has well-drawn out characters like Alceste and Celimine
27	gradas		_____	Anglo-Irsh novelist, playwright, and poet, wrote She Stoops To Conquer which is a pretty good play i think
28	patio		_____	English, he wrote lots of comedies of manners until they went out of style and he didn't know how to write anything else
29	cazuela		_____	play dramatises the story of Spain’s great mediaeval epic hero, El Cid, who fought in the Catholic ‘Reconquest’ of the Iberian Peninsula.
30	ballet de cour		_____	palace and garden in Paris with a courtyard
31	ballet comique de la reyne		_____	ballets performed at court in France in the 16th and 17th centuries
32	hotel de borgogne		_____	ball and court game that originated in france
33	palais royale		_____	Sheridan's comedy of manners, involves characters like Mrs. Malaprop
34	theatre du marais		_____	paris theatre that first housed mystery plays
35	louis xiii		_____	if u don't know what this is u pretty much missed the point of the british unit but basically it was byeeeeeeeeee puritans!!! hello theatre, praise dionysus, etc.
36	louis xiv		_____	Racine play about Andromache, sequel to trojan women starring annie murphy
37	cardinal richelieu		_____	italian stage designer and machinist, inventor of new stage effects, super techie
38	"the rules"		_____	special seating for women in the spanish theatre
39	three unities		_____	Moliere play, depicts a character who is so intimidated by femininity that he resolves to marry his young, naïve ward and proceeds to make clumsy advances to this purpose.
40	jeu de paume		_____	a critique of a tragicomedy by Corneille published by the academy
41	parterre		_____	public theares in spain
42	The Rivals		_____	two names for one theatre in london. was burned down and then replaced and renamed. drury lane theatre eventually put it out of business
43	theatre superieure		_____	an official member of the comedie francaise...think of it like tenure
44	Gaspare Vigarani		_____	london theatre that existed both before and after the restoration, known for rowdy audiences
45	Le Cid		_____	Racine play, prequel to story of trojan women about the sacrifice of the daughter of Agamemnon
46	The Judgement of the Academy on Le Cid		_____	head of the comedie francaise troupe
47	La Comedie des Comediens		_____	lope de vega's nonfiction work about writing, basically said that people have shitty tastes but writers should cater to them anyway because $$$ fame and bitches
48	Andromague		_____	cloak and dagger plays, involving "upper middle class manners and intrigue", complicated plots dealing with idealized love of a gallant man
49	Iphegenie		_____	spanish word for lady's maid
50	comedie francaise		_____	a more junior member of the comedie francaise
51	The Imaginary Cuckold		_____	large central court yard that was occupied by standing spectators in spain
52	The Tricks of Scapin		_____	short topical sketches in spanish theatre, farces for when the actors had to change clothes between acts
53	The Misanthrope		_____	comedy of manners by moliere, husband thinks his wife is cheating on him but she isn't, like othello, if othello were funny and people lived
54	The School for Wives		_____	spanish word for young cavalier, stock sort of character
55	The Way of the World		_____	a ballet de cour, lasted five hours and had a cast of all women it was basically an ann shanahan production
56	Alexandre Hardy		_____	parametors for a work to reach the neoclassical ideal
57	Pierre Corneille		_____	state theatre of france, has its own theatre troupe
58	William Congreve		_____	"confraternities" that ran the public theatres to raise money for charity
59	Oliver Goldsmith		_____	spanish word for stage
60	Madeline and Armande Bejart		_____	time, place, plot/action