Across
- 4. the use of humor, irony, exaggeration, or ridicule to expose people's stupidity
- 5. comedy that makes fun of things that are supposed to be held up with respect
- 6. the protagonist overcomes the dramatic obstacle and attains his objective
- 7. a dramatic work which tells a story through music and movement
- 8. Japanese plays that are about moral conflicts in love or historical events
- 11. a play that dramatizes an actual event often using real names, dates and places but the plot is fictional
- 13. the major character's primary desire or goal
- 14. a combination of tragedy and comedy
- 18. a traveling company of acrobats, trained animals, and clowns
- 19. a dramatic work which is entirely sung
- 20. The principal character of the play
- 21. performance with no dialogue
- 22. a dramatic work which includes both dialogue and song
- 23. the comedy of situation
- 24. Comedy of ____ is where the humor is in the lines
Down
- 1. a serious play with a trivial theme
- 2. a play that lampoons other artistic works
- 3. a wildly humorous play which emphasizes situation over character
- 9. oldest form of Japanese theater
- 10. to cleanse
- 12. Is the hero's primary opponent
- 13. the comedy of pain
- 15. involves struggle and suspense as characters work out problems
- 16. The protagonist goes down in defeat
- 17. Japanese puppet theater
