Arena - Is the theatre style of early Greeks. The actors are surrounded on all sides by the audience and they make exits and entrances thought the aisles. Medieval - Is the theatre which uses playing areas called mansions inside the churches and portable wagons wheeled about outside the churches. Elizabeth - Is the theatre which was a wooden structure providing an enclosed space around a country open sky. Proscenium - Is the stage of the nineteenth century. This type of stage distances the audience from the play, providing a clear frame behind which the performances act out their scenes. Theatre of Cruelty - Was developed in France. This type of theatre closes the gap between the actor and audiences.

1. Arena - Is the
theatre style of
early Greeks.
The actors are
surrounded on
all sides by the
audience and
they make exits
and entrances
thought the
aisles.

2. Medieval - Is
the theatre
which uses
playing areas
called
mansions
inside the
churches and
portable
wagons
wheeled about
outside the
churches.

3. Elizabeth -
Is the
theatre
which was a
wooden
structure
providing an
enclosed
space
around a
country open
sky.

4. Proscenium - Is the stage of the nineteenth
century. This type of stage distances the
audience from the play, providing a clear frame
behind which the performances act out their
scenes.

5. Theatre of Cruelty - Was developed
in France. This type of theatre
closes the gap between the actor
and audiences.