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| What is the other name for the church of england |
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| Where was Gammer Gurton's Needle Presented |
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| Master of a boys acting company. Received permission from Queen to allow his company to give plays to the public. |
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| Of what is Cambises a good example |
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| mix of higher and lower characters |
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| what did the spanish tragedy by thomas kyd skillfully incorporate |
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| episodic structure, ghosts, soliloquies and the theme of revenge. |
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| Identify: "Was this the face that launched a thousand ships" |
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| Dr Faustus, when faustus meets helen |
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| which two plays of marlowe's explore machiavellian characters |
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| the Massacre at Paris; the jew of malta |
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| name marlowe's first play not co-authored |
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| tamburlaine the great pt 1 |
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| how did shakespeare stay connected to stratford on avon |
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| most of his land investments were in or around it |
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| shakespeare was withdrawn from what schoool |
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| king's new school in stratford |
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| name shakespeare's three children |
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| name shakespeares first three plays in chronological order regardless of genre |
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| comedy of errors, two gentlemen of verona, love's labor's lost |
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| why is hamlet considered a revenge play |
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| hamlet laertes and fortingras are all seeking revenge. |
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| how does the subplot of king lear parallel the main plot |
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| the title character mistakenly thinks his evil daughters are good, and in the subplot Gloucester thinks his good son is evil |
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| how long after shakespeare's death were his plays published |
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| what did they find out about the rose in 1989 |
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| this public theatre had 13 or 14 sides and that the diameter of the inner yard was about 49 ft. |
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| Came up with the design of the re-building of the globe |
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| two ways indoor halls may have been set up |
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| arena stage or thrust stage |
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| three major theories regarding the discovery of polonius's murder |
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| stood behind door. curtained area. upstage discovery space. |
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| three major theories regarding the upper playing space of romeo and julliet's balcony scene |
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| windows or gallery above doors. inner above space between the windows. roof. |
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| name three influences that shaped the outdoor public theatre |
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| roman theatre building. earlier 16th century. hall screens and the roofs of indoor halls |
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| give an example of the affinity between theatre and popular entertainment |
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| temporary stage and tiring house could turn a bearbaiting arena into a public theatre |
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| the campaign to save the rose shows the eternal fight between progress and preservation of older cultres: explain |
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| the rose was a historical piece. forbidding construction would impede modernization. |
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| what was th lowest rank of nobleman allowed to sponsor an acting troupe |
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| three places besides the globe where lord chamberlins men performed |
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| the rose. the theatre. court. |
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| replaced kempe as the clown in lord chamberlins men |
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| describe how the authors were paid |
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| contract. profits after expenses of 2nd show |
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