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Theater In The Elizabethan Age
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Published on Nov 18, 2015
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1.
THEATER
IN THE ELIZABETHAN AGE
2.
WHO VISTED THEATERS
Theaters were visited by many people
Higher class people eventually started to go and watch plays
Mostly middle class people would see plays too.
Lower class people would go to the theater is they could afford to go
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HOW THEATER WAS PUBLICIZED
Theater was publicized by flags
Colorful flags would show that a play is going on.
Flags would also tell when the plays were going on too.
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Wyoming_Jackrabbit
4.
ROLE OF THEATER IN THE ELIZABETHAN SOCIETY
It brought out people's creativity
People would write plays that would inspire many people today
Brought people together and would make people think about their daily lives
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PLACES WHERE SHAKESPEARE PRESENTED HIS PLAYS
He played at the glob theater
The rose theater
The blackfrias theater playhouse
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6.
Pay Rate for Actors
The pay rate for actors depended on the actor's duty
Male actors who played female parts got lower income
Boy's wages were three shillings a week
Main actors received two shillings a day
Part players average salary were one shilling a day
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ACTING: A RESPECTABLE JOB?
Acting at first was not a respectable job.
But when queen Elizabeth helped with theater
Many higher class went to see plays.
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PRESENTATION BY
MONTANA, JACKIE, ALEX, AND GERRY
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Yashna M
Gerry Rodwell
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