Shakespeare

1. Thrust
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3. The building behind the stage
4. To symbolise aristocracy
5. Larger props such as beds or canons, smaller props included weapons, potions etc
6. The balcony, where things could be lowered from
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1. Edward Alleyn (1566 - 1626)
   Robert Armin (1568 - 1615)
   Christopher Beeston (1570 - 1638)
2. three shillings for the boys who played girls, part players received one shilling, main players received two shillings a day.
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5. To organise the play
6. Heightened realism
7. Very little time to rehearse, often given no time at all 'cue acting'.
8. Approved or rejected Shakespeare's plays

1. Sumptuary laws
2. Purple
3. Lower class men
4. Breeches?
5. Corset
6. Gloves, Scarves, Masks

1. Queen Elizabeth I
2. Could not act, males used instead
3. Protestant Christianity
4. Changing form Catholic to Protestant
5. Often stocked and whipped
6. It was frowned upon before marriage

1. Just outside the city of London
2. Newington Butts Elizabethan Theatre, Curtain Elizabethan Theatre, Rose Elizabethan Theatre, Swan Elizabethan Theatre, Fortune Elizabethan Theatre
3. The Globe Theatre
4. The Globe caught fire due to canon fire
5. During daylight hours because there was no artificial lighting

1. Stratford upon Avon, Warwickshire - Educated area
2. Son of John Shakespeare and Mary Arden, Eldest surviving son of 8 siblings
3. Married Anne Hathaway, had three children
4. Grammar school
5. To pursue his acting acting career
6. Christopher Marlowe
7. Lord Chamberlain's men, then The Kings Men