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Elizabethab drama and theatres
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- 1. Elizabethab drama and theatres
- 2. Elizabethan TheatersQueen Elizabeth Iloved music, drama, and
- 3. Elizabethan TheatersKing James I-Became king in 1603;-Was
- 4. Elizabethan TheatersThe “Master of Revels” was the
- 5. PlayhousesPublic – usually the backyards of inns.Famous
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- 7. Elizabethan TheatersThe Theatre- London’s first theatre;-Built in 1576;-Owned by James Burbage.
- 8. Elizabethan Theaters
- 9. The Theatre 1576The Curtain 1577The Rose 1587The Swan 1595The Globe 1599The Fortune 1600Elizabethan Theaters
- 10. The Globe Theatre
- 11. The Globe Theatre-Built in 1599;-Shakespeare was a
- 12. the yard (groundlings)a flagthe hut (heaven)the trap door (hell)the stagethe galleries
- 13. -An open-air theatre;The plays were held in
- 14. The trumpet played three times to announce that the play was about to begin.
- 15. The audience paid a penny and stood
- 16. -Most plays lasted two hourswithout interruption.-No scenery was used during the performance.
- 17. The stage was considered a lower class
- 18. Actors wore contemporary costumes donated by their wealthy patrons.
- 19. Acting Companies- Consisted of 25-30 actors;Plays were
- 20. Elizabethan ActorsRichard Burbage- one of the great
- 21. Elizabethan ActorsWill Kemp was a famous comedian.
- 22. Elizabethan ActorsWilliam Shakespeare acted in many of
- 23. The New Globe 1997
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Elizabethan TheatersQueen Elizabeth Iloved music, drama, and poetry and was a patron of the theatre and arts.
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Слайд 2Elizabethan Theaters
Queen Elizabeth I
loved music, drama, and poetry and
was
a patron of the theatre and arts.
Слайд 3Elizabethan Theaters
King James I
-Became king in 1603;
-Was a supporter of
drama;
-James became the patron of Shakespeare’s acting company -
they
changed their company name from the Lord Chamberlain’s Men to the King’s Men.
Слайд 4Elizabethan Theaters
The “Master of Revels” was the official censor of
the plays.
A patron sponsored an acting company.
Слайд 5Playhouses
Public – usually the backyards of inns.
Famous theaters – the
Rose, the Swan, the Globe, and the Curtain.
Private – small,
roofed buildings for the wealthy people.
Слайд 7Elizabethan Theaters
The Theatre
- London’s first theatre;
-Built in 1576;
-Owned by James
Burbage.
Слайд 9The Theatre 1576
The Curtain 1577
The Rose 1587
The Swan 1595
The Globe
1599
The Fortune 1600
Elizabethan Theaters
Слайд 11The Globe Theatre
-Built in 1599;
-Shakespeare was a part owner;
-Burned down
in 1613;
-Rebuilt in 1614
- Torn down in 1644 by the
Puritans.
Слайд 13-An open-air theatre;
The plays were held in the afternoon in
any weather;
-A flag was hoisted on the day of the
performance;
Слайд 15The audience paid a penny and stood in the yard
to watch a performance (groundlings).
There were about 3000 seats in
the galleries for wealthy people.
Слайд 16-Most plays lasted two hours
without interruption.
-No scenery was used during
the performance.
Слайд 17The stage was considered a lower class profession, and no
women could appear there.
Young boys played female roles.
Слайд 19Acting Companies
- Consisted of 25-30 actors;
Plays were written with actors
and their abilities in mind;
- The companies were named after
their patrons (Lord Chamberlain’s Men, King’s Men).
Слайд 20Elizabethan Actors
Richard Burbage
- one of the great tragic actors of
his day. The roles of Hamlet, Othello and Lear were
probably written for him.
Слайд 22Elizabethan Actors
William Shakespeare acted in many of his plays.
It
is assumed that he played smaller roles in a variety
of his own plays, including the ghost of Hamlet’s father.
