The Empty Space Quiz

Peter Brook

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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

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))

Who "wanted the theatre to contain all that normally is reserved for crime and war"? (from The Holy Theatre, part 1 (p 47 to 61))

The author writes of the architecture of theatres in saying, "as for theatres, the problem of design cannot start" how? (from The Rough Theatre, part 1 (p. 73 to 92))

In the author's "formula" for creating and defining theatre, the first element is what? (from The Immediate Theatre, part 2 (p 134 to 157))

The theory of what is: "a spectator can be jolted eventually into new sight, so that he wakes to the life around him"? (from The Holy Theatre, part 2 (p 61-72))