Theater History ch 5.

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Theater History ch 5.

Growth of cities
The Late Middle Ages
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Growth of cities The Late Middle Ages
ended by industrial Revolution The Late Middle Ages
1300 -1500 The Late Middle Ages
1500 - late 1700 The Early Modern Period
1300 - 1642 The Renaissance
Humanism -Consequences
-Concerned for worth of humanity
-Here is something of value
-Not an religious
•Justice, loyalty, justice
Adventure & Curiosity •Expansion through science experimentation
•Educate the universal human being in many fields
Early Tudor Drama •Humanism spread began at the universities in England. (Henry VII)
•Writers there were writing scholarly theatre.
Early Tudor Drama - Fulgens and Lucrece - by Medwall
•Didactic morality play (didactic = to teach
Didactic to teach
Early Tudor Drama -The rise of Humanism
•Oxford Universities
•1520 in Cambridge was featuring humanistic plays
The rise of humanism -Inns
•Lawyer residence and prep, were taught to act (well rounded)
•1561 presented Gorboduc
•Written by Thomas Sackvile and Thomas Norton
•had blank verse (poetry that doesn't rhyme
when did a mishmash occur? The 16th Century mismash
•Traveling entertainers
•religion
•secular
when did queen elizabeth come to power and how? •1587 Mary queen of Scotts was executed
who?
•1587 Mary queen of Scotts was executed
•Spanish armada was defeated
•Was a protestant
•Stands up against leaders of the church - people have a choice
Queen Elizabeth
Renaissance humanism
adventure and curiosity
early tudor drama
thomas kyd spanish tragedy - revenge play
Christopher Marlowe doctor faustus - episodic
who wrote as many plays as shakespeare? Christopher Marlowe
wrote a tragedy and a comedy for every season in a 10 year span Shakespeare
who was more involved in multiple areas of theatre - and known as the most well rounded writer of his time? shakespeare
when did shakespeare join Chamberlain's men? 1594
what years did shakespeare begin to collaborate with others? 1604-1616
how many surviving shakespeare plays do we know of? how many lost? 38 survived, 2 lost
3 shakespeare tragedy/tragicomedies •Othello
•King Lear
•Macbeth
3 comedies oThe Merchant of Venice
oTwelfth Night
oRomeo and Juliet
- name the shakespeare collection of 36 plays that were edited.
- the 2 people who edited it
- what year it was edited.
- First Folio
- Henry Condell & John Hemmings
- 1623
5 characteristics of Shakespear's Drama •Borrowed stories from history from mythology, history, -- and re worked to his liking.
•Situations clearly establish in beginning scenes.
•Multiple plot/storylines
•Encompasses long periods of time
•Very Large casts
The Alchemist "Comedy of Humours" written by Ben Johnson
what are the 4 medical Humours •Blood
•Flem
•Yellow bile
•Black Bile
Duchess of Malfi John webster 1613
Tis Pity She's A Whore •Tragedy - incest where everyone was done with at the end
if you wanted to publish a play who would you need to go to? Master of Rebels
who earned more - teacher or actors in an a company? actors - 2x as much
hired men small roles (younger boys no females)
who owned acting companies nobles/nobleman
fines for? tardiness, drunkenness, wearing costumes out of performance
what were the costumes contemporary noble garb
all star group formed for queen? queen's men (1583)
Who led "Admirals Men" ? edward alleyn (1594)
Who ran "Chamberlains Men" burbage family (willaim skakespeare = richard burbage)
where did boys companies mainly perform? court prformances
most abundant type of stage was_________? outdoor
- how long were their season?
- how many plays were performed in that time frame?
- what might we compare it to today?
- 40 weeks

- 28-35 plays

- like our movie theaters (in rep)
a prompter then is like ____ today. stage manager
3 duties of a prompter oBook keeper / S.M.
oCopied sides
oPosted Platt - scene list
platt scene list for actors
- what kind of actor/genre was edward alleyn popular for?

- what famous first role did he play?
- tragic actor

- first Richard III
note on acting style -Hamlet. advice was to "move" the audience.
What were public theaters....abundant or scarce? Abundant
what kinds of theaters were there (local)? indoor and outdoor
name two things used as venues - Inns
- Gaming arenas
what kind of theaters were for the general public? open air
how many open air theaters were built 13
name 4 open air theaters red lion
swan
red rose
globe
platae stage keepers

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