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| Who was an innovator of commercial theatre who was stabbed in the eye? |
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| Before Shakespare what was the only reason people went into theaters? |
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| for religious productions |
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| What were two other theatre companies and led by whom? |
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| Admiral's med led by Phillip Henslowe and Lord Chaimberlain's men. |
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| Who later adopted Chaimberlain's theater company? What did they do? |
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| King James; they disassembled James Burbage's theater and made the Globe |
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| Where were Shakespeare's greatest works performed at? |
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| What did Shakespare think that he would be remembered by? Was commercial theatre intended as literature? |
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| by his sonnets and poems and no. |
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| What two men decided to publish Shakespeare's plays after he died? |
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| Henry Condell and John Heminges |
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| Whats the difference between a folio and a quarto publication? |
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| A folio is larger than a quarto; folios are folded once and quartos are folded twice. |
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| A remark that is unheard by other characters on stage addressed only to the audience. |
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| Whats the difference between a solioquy and a monologue? |
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| A monologue is addressed to other characters on the stage instead of to the audience. |
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| A CHARACTER WHO HIGHLIGHTS OR BRINGS OUT THE PERSONALITY TRAITS OF ANOTHER CHARACTER IN A PLAY |
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| What is meant by a blank verse? |
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| an unrhymed verse written in ten syllable lines with every 2nd syllable stressed. |
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| poor spectators who watched a play frp, the courtyard |
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