"Theatre for development" is an African government-funded program to take great plays to the boondocks

What was the most notable achievement of Marie-Elisabeth Vigée-Lebrun?

a. reform the practice of ballet dance b. paint flattering portraits of Europe's nobility c. establish a famous salon in rococo Paris d. compose popular operas performed in Vienna and Prague

Which of the following is frequently limited in terms of experience and theatrical background?

A. critic B. reviewer C. both reviewer and critic D. neither reviewer nor critic