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Fourth Part

Fourth Part
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  • Ruth Rias Sabanate
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  • 1

    During the early __, formal theatre buildings had not yet been established, and performances continued to be held outdoors during various celebrations.

    Renaissance

  • 2

    It was still popular until a new form of entertainment, the masques, emerged.

    Commedia dell'Arte

  • 3

    In Renaissance Period __ were elaborate, spectacular performances often held in ballrooms, where no expense was spared. Entire ballrooms were transformed into extravagant scenes, such as heavens or exotic locations, with clouds, flying angels, and racing chariots. The story in these __ was secondary to the visual spectacle, a concept that still resonates in today’s culture.

    Masques

  • 4

    The Renaissance also marked the time of __ , one of the most renowned playwrights in history.

    William Shakespeare

  • 5

    While there were other notable playwrights of the era—such as Sir Francis Bacon, Ben Jonson, Christopher Marlowe, Sir Thomas More, and John Webster— ___ work remains the most celebrated

    William Shakespeare

  • 6

    Two significant developments occurred during this period: performances moved inside purpose-built theatre buildings, and theatre became a viable profession, allowing people to make a living from it. These changes were pivotal for the future of theatre

    Renaissance

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  • 1

    During the early __, formal theatre buildings had not yet been established, and performances continued to be held outdoors during various celebrations.

    Renaissance

  • 2

    It was still popular until a new form of entertainment, the masques, emerged.

    Commedia dell'Arte

  • 3

    In Renaissance Period __ were elaborate, spectacular performances often held in ballrooms, where no expense was spared. Entire ballrooms were transformed into extravagant scenes, such as heavens or exotic locations, with clouds, flying angels, and racing chariots. The story in these __ was secondary to the visual spectacle, a concept that still resonates in today’s culture.

    Masques

  • 4

    The Renaissance also marked the time of __ , one of the most renowned playwrights in history.

    William Shakespeare

  • 5

    While there were other notable playwrights of the era—such as Sir Francis Bacon, Ben Jonson, Christopher Marlowe, Sir Thomas More, and John Webster— ___ work remains the most celebrated

    William Shakespeare

  • 6

    Two significant developments occurred during this period: performances moved inside purpose-built theatre buildings, and theatre became a viable profession, allowing people to make a living from it. These changes were pivotal for the future of theatre

    Renaissance