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| university educated writers |
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| wrote spanish tragedy- most popular play of 16th c |
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England's best tragedian aside from Shakespeare
faust jew of malta edward III
similar style to shakespeare often mistaken |
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gave protections from outside
raised platform like platea similar to globe theatre |
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| dogs sicked against bear. how long will bear survive? |
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carpenter
built the theatre, black friars theatre
designed the globe |
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shakespearean actor
son of james |
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1576 outside the city
englands first permanent theare
previously at city inn |
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1594 drawing by dewitt
denbate on accuracy of inner stage |
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1599
designed by burbage
burnt down 1613
rebult 1614
demolished 1644 by commonwealth
most famous elizabethan theatre
shakespeare often performed here |
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| where orchestra and audience sat |
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| dark blue sky w golden stars |
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| discovery space, inner stage, inner below |
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| either room on stage or corridor right behind wall of stage |
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richard tarleton in zanni style
william kempe master for dancing and juggling |
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built by burbage
indoor private
varied from pubic in that there was no freesome of access around platae
shakespeares kings men played here |
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theatre designer who overshadowed collaborators
intensely elaborate, designed/produced court masques |
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| entertainment during feasts. juggling, sketches, jokers |
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| some remains but built around by office |
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| sarcred plays that remained after corpus christi left england and france |
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like pagent wagons
used for autos sacramentales |
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| playing space/court yard between buildings |
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sitting area for women
second row gallery for unaccompanied women |
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point of honor
vengence and justice at all costs |
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| 1548 most prominent and large theatre in france |
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1634 almost as big as bourgogne
big rivals
burnt down and rebuilt more elaborate |
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| man kills father of fiance in revenge of a insulting his father. 1636-38 controversy is lacademic fracais |
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| refers to theatre after king charles II was restored to monarchy, after commonwealth made theatres dark |
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dukes company
persuaded charles to give him and killgrew patents
first group to be allowed to perform in a space with changeable scenery
adapted shakespeare |
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kings company
part ofthe theatre monopoly
performed in liconls inns fields then in royal theatre (drury lane #) |
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1661 tennis court
1st used by davenant for 7 yrs then killgrew for 2
john rich convered it into a 1400 seat house
davenant killgrew betterton |
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1) small 700 seat theatre, killgrew, destoryed by fire 1672
2) held 2000, designed by christopher wren in 1674, holds place in theatre goers heart second to dorset theare ran by david guerr for 30 yrs
#0 demosihed by sheridans (playwrights) and rebuilt in 1791
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the slut, orange seller, lord buckhirst mistress, king charles mistress
Women good actresses, voyeuristic,
permissive audiences. women willing sinners
men proving they can conquer |
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| hand help eye covering masks, the fashion when flirting was an art form |
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vain fools
colly cibber was famous as lord foppington |
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ran drury lane
strong acting company
adapted plays to modern tastes roman styles at drurylane |
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naturalistic actor
killed william hallem backstage at intermission
finished act 2 then fled city
1 st great role as shylock |
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| 1763 prices not reduced at intermission (the norm) |
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minitures in background
realism in scene design
storm effects cans and lights |
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1777 side lighting
candles not bright enough (argon?) |
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