You find yourself sitting in a quite large theatre alongside many merchants of middle means watching a visually stunning production that features a painted backdrop of a well- known local landscape, which, with the wave of one character’s wand, quickly
becomes, seemingly through magic, a different, even more spectacular setting. You are obviously attending:
a. An English comedy of manners, c. 1700
b. a French Neoclassical comedy, c. 1750 c. An English heroic tragedy, c. 1670
d. A French opera, c. 1630
e. An English pantomime, c. 1740
Answer: E
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