Morality plays		general acting area, adjacent to the mansion.
Chronical plays		productions based on historical events
Passion Play		The life of Joan of Arc, the French Heroine who rescued France during its darkest moments of the Hundreds Years War.
Miracle plays		Play One- about Christ or from the Old Testament
William the Conqueror		Play Four- concerned with the last week in the life of Christ
Cycle		an entire sequence of plays; they were short plays depicting religious history from creation through dooms
Joan of Arc		mayor of the palace of the Merovingian Frankish kings, son of the mayor Pippin II and his second wife or concubine Alpaida.
Interludes-		series of acting stations placed in a line
Pagent wagon		Short humorous sketches preformed between serious plays
Charels Martel		Play Three- didactic allegories, often of common man’s struggle for salvation
mansions		highly artistic spectacles glorifying the nobility that were written and preformed for their entertainment.
Masques		Play Two- lives of saints, historical and legendary
platea		Robin Hood is a fictional character believed to have been Fulk FitzWarin. Read whether he existed and what happened to him.
Mystery plays		William the Conqueror is perhaps the most important figure of the Middle Ages. His rule marked the massive construction of castles in medieval Europe.
Robin Hood		Stage on wheels divided into two levels, the upper level was the platform stage and the lower level was curtained off and served as a dressing room.