Question

The "new drama" was born in _____.
the twentieth century
the colonial period
the theater today
the period after the Revolution

Answer 1

The "new drama" was born in the "twentieth century," since this involved modern element of theatre and drama that were aided somewhat by a revival of dramatic literature in Europe. 

Answer 2

Answer:

the twentieth century

Explanation:

New drama wasn´t saw as a new movement rather than a strong push from some england authors, William Archer, William Poel, Edward Gordon Craig, George Bernard Shaw and Harley Granville Barker, are the initiators of the New Drama in England and they started by including current social and moral issues to their plays, and a simpler, cleaner staging of plays, compared to the barroque style form the victorian plays, this also brought to the teather simpler dialogues.