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Elizabethan Theatre

Done by: Javontae , C ourtney, Nekola. Elizabethan Theatre. Vocab Terms. Comparatively -to moderate degree as compared to something else Inextricably - impossible to disentangle or separate ; impossible to escape from . Prosperous -successful in material terms . .

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Elizabethan Theatre

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  1. Done by: Javontae, Courtney, Nekola Elizabethan Theatre

  2. Vocab Terms • Comparatively -to moderate degree as compared to something else • Inextricably - impossible to disentangle or separate ; impossible to escape from . • Prosperous -successful in material terms .

  3. Summary of the passage. .Christopher Marlowe was called Willaimshakespeare’s superior .Marlowe died at a young age at a bar tavern fight (knife in the eye) In the open pit before the stage, But the rich could sit and watch .Some theatres could hold several thousand people, Most standing .The first Known Theatre was known as Theatre

  4. More main points. • Theatre Performances where only held in the afternoon, because, of course there was no artificial lighting. • Women where allowed to attend plays but none where allowed to participate young boys played the part of women. • If you were rich you got the better qualities of the play as in better seating, better positing in the theatre

  5. Pictures of different ElizabethanTheatre that was build

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