Shakespearean Drama

Where was he born?

Were women allowed to act in his plays? Were there women characters?

What did he make up when he did like the one to be used?

Which one is "Romeo and Juliet"?

A speech given by a character alone (exposes their thoughts). 

Elizabethan words: hie

Where does the door on the stage lead to?

A character's remarks that others on the stage do not hear. 

A character whose personality and attitude contrast sharply with those of another character. 

Was he college educated?

What is Shakespeare's theater called?

A humorous speech intended to relieve tension. 

The character that opposes the protagonist (a hostile force). 

What does the ceiling on the stage represent?

What does the stage represent?

During which time frame did he write?

The protagonist of central character. 

Elizabethan words: hither

When they audience knows more than the characters (builds suspense). 

Which group of people were against the plays?

Elizabethan words: soft

How many times did his theater burn down?

Humor resulting from words with similar sounds and different meanings. 

What is a drama that results in tragedy (most often death)?

Where were the most expensive seats?

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