Which of the following is NOT TRUE about the relationship historically between religion and the theatre?
options:

A Monks made names for themselves by writing plays.

B Religious ceremonies often include rituals which are very theatrical

C In the Middle Ages, actors were not allowed a Christian burial.

D The Catholic church banned theatre but allowed parades.

Monks making a name for themselves by writing plays was not a part of the relationship between religion and the theatre in the past. As a result, option A is the proper response.

What is the relationship between religion and theatre?

A ritual is a religious service that consists of a set of actions carried out in a specific order.

In other words, a ritual is a technique of acting in accordance with a predetermined or established religious ceremony.

Theatre survived for a time in the Eastern Roman Empire, which had Constantinople as its center, but by 692, the church's Council had enacted a decree prohibiting all mimes, theatres, and other spectacles.

The Catholic Church declared that all theatrical performances would be prohibited from now on.

Therefore, options (b), (c), and (d) are true about the question, and option (a) is not true, the correct answer.

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