Structures of Theatress
The lower stage is commonly called the “____ stage” because it guts out toward the yard.
What is an apron?
The theatre tickets cost ___ for each.
What was one penny?
____th century is when changes and developments first occured in theatres
What is the 17th century?
Oysters are mentioned in _____’s plays.
Who is Shakespeare?
Relationships between _____ and _____ are essential.
Who were the playwrights and the audience?
Dead bodies from Shakespeare’s Plays were stored in this part of the stage.
What is an inner stage?
He was a well known actor and also the son of James Burbage.
Who was Richard Burbage?
The _____ opposed plays. (name at least one group)
Who are Puritans, local residents, and business owners?
From excavations of the Rose and Globe theatre the largest haul was of this food.
What are oysters?
This theatre opened in 1599, and many of Shakespeare’s plays first premiered here. The reconstructed version is now a huge tourist attraction.
What is the Globe Theatre?
This is the utmost part of a typical Elizabethan theatre.
What is the Gallery?
He created the Blackfriars Theatre in 1597.
Who was James Burbage?
The audience remained loud throughout the play.
How does the theatre etiquette differ from modern day to the Elizabethan era?
Mental capacities of the protagonist and antagonist were combined.
What did playwrights do to evoke curiosity?
Octagonal, circular, or square
What structures were Elizabethan theatres usually in?
During the Elizabethan age, this was more important than actions in showings of plays because minor movements could go unnoticed.
What is dialogue?
The playwrights included strong plots with excessive ____ based on the audience’s interest.
What is Bloodshed?
Queen Elizabeth banned ____. (great influence on politics and public)
What are plays without licenses?
Built ______ based on audience’s interest.
What was a historical scheme?
Comedy, Romance, History, and Tragedy goes into the category of ____.
What is theme?
This is the type of theatre structure that existed during the Elizabethan era. This word describes an open air venue.
What is an amphitheatre?
In 1594, the ____ allowed theatres to be permanently located in the South and the North.
What was the Privy Council Order?
Highest and lowest ranking of the theatre hierarchy.
Who are shareholders, actor managers, and boy actors?
Fruits and chicken bones
What snacks were popular during the time?
Upper stage was called _____, and the lower stage was called _____.
What is a balcony and a pitt?