The Empty Space Quiz

Peter Brook

This Study Guide consists of approximately 26 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of The Empty Space.

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+Chapters Summary and Analysis

The Deadly Theatre, part 1 (pp. 11-30)

The Deadly Theatre, part 2 (p. 30-46)

The Holy Theatre, part 1 (p 47 to 61)

The Holy Theatre, part 2 (p 61-72)

The Rough Theatre, part 1 (p. 73 to 92)

The Rough Theatre, part 2 (p. 93 to 109)

The Immediate Theatre, part 1 (p 110 to 134)

The Immediate Theatre, part 2 (p 134 to 157)

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The Empty Space Quiz

The Empty Space Quiz

Who allegedly saw a play for the first time in their lives and were confronted with Waiting for Godot with no problem at all in following what, to regular theatre-goers, was incomprehensible? (from The Rough Theatre, part 1 (p. 73 to 92))

What is the third element for creating and defining theatre, according to the author, described as the life that an audience brings into the theatre every time a play is performed? (from The Immediate Theatre, part 2 (p 134 to 157))

The author states, "When Brecht was alive, it was the ______ of West Berlin who flocked to his theatre in the East." (from The Immediate Theatre, part 2 (p 134 to 157))

For which Shakespearean play is it true that "as long as scholars could not decide whether this play was a comedy or not, it never got played"? (from The Rough Theatre, part 2 (p. 93 to 109))

From which of Shakespeare's plays is the line, "Wilt thou be gone? It is not yet near day", which the author uses as an example in "The Immediate Theatre"? (from The Immediate Theatre, part 2 (p 134 to 157))