'Elizabethan theatre' presentation slideshows

ELIZABETHAN THEATRE

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Elizabethan England, Shakespeare, And Theatre

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Introduction to William Shakespeare

Introduction to William Shakespeare. Elizabethan England. England was a major European power and enjoyed great cultural and economic advances. Queen Elizabeth was born in 1533 and became the queen in 1558, six years before Shakespeare was born.

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Romeo and Juliet Act 1 Vocab

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Elizabethan Theatre

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Elizabethan England

Elizabethan England. Stratford Upon Avon in 1600. Other Stratford Facts The shape of Elizabethan towns, including Stratford, was based on a grid pattern of streets. The streets branched out off a main street which was usually the main road through the town.

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AO2: Structure, Form and Language

AO2: Structure, Form and Language . AO2: Structure. 1. The three-part plot. Events go wrong Ridiculous complications Events go right. This is a typical structure for most comedies. .

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William Shakespeare

William Shakespeare . William Shakespeare Early Life. Born about April 23,1564 at Stratford-Upon - Avon; Funeral on April 23,1616 Attended Stratford Grammar School ( history and Latin literature) which allowed him to hob-nob with the nobility.

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Chapter 11

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The Renaissance and Elizabethan Theatre

The Renaissance and Elizabethan Theatre. The Early Renaissance. The arts became an essential part of learning and literary culture. For the first time, it seemed possible not merely to imitate the works of the classical world, but to surpass them. Theatre: The Early Renaissance.

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Elizabethan Theatre

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Features of Elizabethan theatre

Features of Elizabethan theatre. 12 features of the theatre form. Pace. Plays were performed quickly - not garbling and rushing off the stage but without the long breaks to change scenes. Actors would have had to use their voices and bodies expressively to convey mood and meaning.

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Elizabethan Theatre and The Globe

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Realism and Theatre in the 20 th Century

Realism and Theatre in the 20 th Century. What is realism? Realism is a genre or style of theatre/film that seeks to portray life as it is. Using actual set pieces, actual props, actual clothing and speech patterns from daily life.

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Letteratura inglese III (CALBI) 20/02/2012

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William Shakespeare

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Theatre of the Elizabethan Era

Theatre of the Elizabethan Era. Josh Bogus Tomi Graves Aniya Milford Zach Taylor 2nd Period. The Globe Theatre. Plays. Love stories Comedies / Tragedies Poked fun at the upper classes for the enjoyment of the lower classes in the general assembly Had hidden morals and political messages

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Shakespeare Facts

Shakespeare Facts. By: Mason, Amanda, Andy, Omar, Maya, Jeni. Shakespeare. He had 8 Children, but most died at birth He was baptized on April 26, 1564 He dabbled in property development He had one set of twins Married Anne Hathoway. Shakespeare (continued).

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Theatre History

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