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ELIZABETHAN THEATRE
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LIFE IN SHAKESPEARE’S TIMETHE ELIZABETHAN AGE
Queen Elizabeth ruled England during much of Shakespeare’s time.
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LIFE IN SHAKESPEARE’S TIMEHYGIENE
How often did people bathe?
a) Once a day b) Once a week c) Once a year (Answer)
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LIFE IN THE SHAKESPEARE’S TIMEENTERTAINMENT
People sang, played musical instruments, and danced.
People would also enjoy hangings, bear baitings, and cockfights.
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ELIZABETHAN THEATRE Until the mid-16th century, most plays
were performed outside London.
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SHAKESPEARE’S THEATERTHE ARCHITECTURE
Some theaters were round with a covered stage. Most of the area had no roof.
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ELIZABETHAN THEATRE The first London theatre was called The
Theatre, built in 1576.
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ELIZABETHAN ENGLAND
The Theatres in London were not on the “better” side of the River Thames.
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ELIZABETHAN THEATRE In London, plays were
put on by theatre companies.
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Shakespeare’s Theater• The seats in the balconies cost more than the “pit,” where the
crowd would stand on a dirt floor.
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ELIZABETHAN THEATRE The audience
Because of the crowds, theatres were popular with thieves and pickpockets.
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THEATRE: A COMMERCIAL VENTURE
They announced what kind of play was showing with flags: Black-Tragedy, White-comedy, Red-History
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• Theaters in London closed from 1593-1594 due to the Plague
THEATER
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ELIZABETHAN THEATRE Plague and Players
Theatre were closed during severe outbreaks of plague – they thought it spread more quickly in crowds
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THEATRE
Theatres used:
• trapdoors and wires
• elaborate costumes
• singing, swordplay, and acrobatics
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THEATRE
Wordplay, bawdy jokes, and lofty language appealed to Elizabethan audiences.
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THE GLOBE THEATRE• Globe built in 1599 by the Lord Chamberlain’s Men,
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THE GLOBE THEATRE
Had three sides.
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THE REBUILT GLOBE THEATER, LONDON
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THE GLOBE THEATER
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THE GLOBE THEATER 1599
Burned in 1613
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GLOBE CONT. Stage was 43 feet
wide
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GLOBE CONT.
The Globe held about 3000 people
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THE NEW GLOBE THEATER 1999
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TO BE OR NOT TO BE…..
The Globe theatre was burned to the ground in 1613
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WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE 1564-1616
“All the world 's a stage, / And all the men and women merely players.”——
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SHAKESPEARE
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The 3rd of 8 kids
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WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE Educated at Stratford-on-Avon.
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From: http://perso.wanadoo.fr/danielle.esposito/
KING’S NEW SCHOOL – SHAKESPEARE’S SCHOOL
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SHAKESPEARE
He was christened April 26, 1564.
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WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE Father John Shakespeare was a
glove maker and trader Married Anne Hathaway 1582.She
was 26.He was 18
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• Anne was pregnant at the time• First daughter Susanna born in
May, 1583
MARRIED LIFE
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From: http://perso.wanadoo.fr/danielle.esposito/
ANNE HATHAWAY’S COTTAGE
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THE KING’S MEN He regularly performed for the
aristocracy, including Queen Elizabeth.
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THE KING’S MEN Shakespeare prospered even more
under Elizabeth’s successor, King James of Scotland who ruled England during Shakespeare’s later career.
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THE KING’S MEN
Became King’s Men when James I became king in 1603.
Shakespeare’s Company was given royal patent.
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• Two major poems• Venus and Adonis• Rape of Lucrece
• 154 Sonnets
THE POETRY
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SONNETS OF SHAKESPEARE Shakespeare’s Sonnets were
Written between 1593-1600, and printed in 1609
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WHAT KIND OF PLAYS? During Shakespeare’s career, fashions
and tastes in drama changed.
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THE PLAYS
plays firmly attributed to Shakespeare 14 comedies – ends in marriage 10 histories – 10 tragedies – ends in death 4 romances –
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WHAT KIND OF PLAYS? Tragicomedy
A mixture of tragedy and comedy
Seems to move toward a tragic ending but a twist in the plot saves the characters.
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WHAT KIND OF PLAYS? History plays
Usually tell the stories of great leaders and kings.
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TRAGIC HERO Often a man of high rank, such as a king or
prince Creates, or is put into, a difficult situation
which he must try to resolve.
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DOOM AND DESTINY Many people believed in fate, or
destiny, and in the power of the stars to foretell the future.
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SHAKESPEARE’S LANGUAGE• Shakespeare wrote in “Early Modern English”
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SHAKESPEARE’S LANGUAGE• Shakespeare coined many words we still use today:• Critical• Majestic• Dwindle
And quite a few phrases as well:• One fell swoop• Flesh and blood• Vanish into thin air
See http://www.wordorigins.org/histeng.htm
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SHAKESPEARE IN LANGUAGE
Elizabethan theatre has had a very important effect on today’s theatre, and other parts of every day life. For example:
Shakespeare coined over 1600 words still used today including: countless, critical, excellent, lonely, majestic, obscene and its.
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SHAKESPEARE AS A MUSICAL?
Many of Shakespeare’s plays have been adapted into other forms
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WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
His plays are now performed all over the world in hundreds of languages.
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SHAKESPEARE’S WORKS Some experts have even said that
“Shakespeare’s” plays are really the work of other writers.
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WHY IS HIS WORK SO POPULAR?
Shakespeare wrote about human nature and how people behave.
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The End
* Actor
* Playwright
* Poet
Died April 23, 1652