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I learned that when the Globe Theatre was first established, it was an open air theatre and when it rained the actors and audience members got wet.

The plays were performed on a thrust stage, meaning the audience members gathered on the sides of the stage.

There was an area underneath the stage, similar to a trap door, that was called "hell"

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In shakespearean tragedy's there may be an internal conflict shown in the character's mind

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the area under the stage can be called hell; the roof of the stage is called heaven; the yard was were commoners watched

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The performances took place on a thrust stage with audience members on all sides.

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In 1613 the Globe Theater burned down.
The common person stood in "the yard" to watch the plays.
The rich people watched from the best seats in the house called "The Lord's Room".

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Shakespeare came up with the plot based on historical sources.

Macbeth took place during Scottish history.

Shakespeare combined different sources and used them to make up his own story.

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The nobility would sit in the Lord's rooms. One person who was often seen there was Queen Elizabeth I. The plays were performed on a thrust stage, which had audience members on all sides.

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In 1613 the globe burnt down when it's roof was set on fire.

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the exact time that macbeth was written is unknown; Macbeth isn't even set in england it is set in scotland; this was around the same time of vikings

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-He uses a five act structure
-He likes to use supernatural powers against the protagonist
-He likes to portray downfall by somebody making a mistake and not someone else pointing out there mistake

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- Supernatural powers tie into the protagonist's fate, but not their downfall
- The hero's downfall reflects the powerlessness of humans
-All of his plays revolve around the bad turning to good.

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I learnt that the yard was where most common people were standing to watch the play. These people were called
"groundlings."

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People believed in witchcraft.
Queen Elizabeth stopped ruling in 1603
During this period certain religions were persecuted.

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1) there is often a supernatural element that affects the protagonist
2) A character flaw is often the cause of their downfall
3) most stories deal with the fate or destiny of the main character/s

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The Globe Theatre was an open air theatre and when it rained the actors and audience got wet.

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1. In 1613, the Globe Theater was burned down after its roof was set on fire by a cannon used in one of Shakespeare’s works.
2. There is an area under the stage called hell.
3. Audience members were all around the edges of the stage.

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When Macbeth was written, King James I of Scotland was in power, and there are said to be multiple subtle references to him in the writing.  Just before Macbeth was written, there was a failed assassination attempt on King James I. The murder of a king at the time was considered a horrible sin and crime, something that would be punished for very unforgivingly.

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1. A character's flaw leads to their downfall
2. Shakespeare explores the idea of how fate can't be avoided throughout his plays.
3. His plays portray the paradox of life.

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-In 1613, the Globe burned down when its thatched roof was set on fire by a cannon used in Shakespeare's Henry VIII.
-Common people watched in the yard, they were known as "groundings"
-The Lords room was considered the best seat in the house, but you saw the actors from the back.

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-supernatural elements are used
-Wrong actions made by the main characters which conclude to a downfall.
- the thoughts of the main antagonist are exclaimed thought the text by showing internal conflict whereas external are showed with interactions.

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- Macbeth was written in between 1605 and 1606
- Macbeth took place during the Scottish history.
-Macbeth was cut out from the line of his family inheritance.

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1. The protagonist is normally the one to end up in a downfall.
2. There is often a correlation between fortune and fate.
3. He writes his plays in a five-act structure.

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1. Has a five act structure, this is common to all Shakespearean tragedies.

2. Contained supernatural elements that caused the tragedy to occur regarding the fate of the protagonist.

3. The protagonist has a fatal flaw, or a personality trait or action that leads to their downfall.

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The Globe Theater has a trap door that resembles the underworld
An open air theater
In 1613 the theater burned down

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- Macbeth was written during the rise of King James of Scotland to the English throne
- Macbeth refers to Scottish culture at times
- Medieval Scotland's people believed in witchcraft

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1) is a combination of the same story told in many ways
2) written during the period of King james
3)took place during scottish history

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1. There is always something supernatural that contributes to the story, and usually affects the protagonist
2.Someone usually dies or something very bad happens
3. Revenge is used to balance out the good and the bad. It is an "unwritten rule" of Shakespeare

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1. The Lord's Rooms, or the best seats in the house were where the nobility sat. They were considered the best seats, despite having a view from behind the actors!

2.  The plays were performed on a Thrust stage, so audience members were on all sides of the stage.

3. It was an open air theater, meaning there was not roof, so rain would wet actors and audience members alike.

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-The globe theater had an open air theater.
- The globe theater burned down in 1613
- There were seats called "the lord seats" they were the best seats in the house, right behind the stage on the second floor

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- The thrust stage was an extended part of the performance stage. The stage is surrounded by audiences which gives the audience a chance to see the performance in different angles.

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1. The theater was open and had no roof so when it rained everyone got wet, but they still went on
2. Most people stood to see the play  and the area where they stood was called "the yard"
3.There were Lord's rooms, but they viewed the actors from behind, although people thought they were the best seats

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1. There are five acts in a Shakespearean tragedy
2. The main character(s) always have a fatal flaw, which is the cause of their downfall.
3. Shakespearean tragedies evoke emotion from audiences or readers which allows them to empathize with the character(s).

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1. Macbeth was written between 1605 and 1606
2. Shakespeare derived the plot of the play from many different historical sources.
3. Many historians link the time the play was written with the succession of the English throne

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1. Macbeth was written between 1605 and 1606
2. The play was written shortly after King James of Scotland rise to power.
3. During this time, the vikings from scandinavia where invading England, so the two invading kings, Mcdonwald and Sweno from Norway could be based off of these events.

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1. Most plays revolved around foul turning fair and vice versa
2. In some plays the main character lost or some sort of catastrophe happened
3. The shakespearean plays had a theme of showing the paradox of life

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1) a lot of his characters experiences internal and external conflicts
2) Shakespeare's plays very often included both good events and bad events to keep the story in balance
3) A lot fo Shakespeare's plays were tragedies

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1. Shakespeare's Globe was an open air theater. When it rained, the actors and groundlings in the audience got wet!

2. In 1613, the Globe burned down when its thatched roof was set on fire by a cannon used in Shakespeare's Henry VIII.

3. Shakespeare's plays were performed on a thrust stage, with audience members on all sides.

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1. Shakespeare drew the plot for Macbeth from
historical sources—particularly Raphael Holinshed's Chronicles of England, Scotland, and Ireland (1577),

2. During the ninth century Scotland found itself under invasion by raiders from Norway and Denmark,

3.Like many European cultures of the period, medieval Scotland maintained a belief in witches, including their
ability to make prophecies and to affect the outcome of certain events.

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- Macbeth took place in Scotland and was in correlation to historical events.
- Persecution of witchcraft was a common practice
- Differences among religious groups led to many assassination attempts of prosecutors of certain religions.
- The Norse invaded and assimilated into Scotland at this time.
- It was clearly a politically unstable period.

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The Globe theater was constructed so that everyone could view the center stage (except for the royalty which would be facing against the stage, and towards the people. Ironically it was considered the best seat, even though it was the worst.)
The Globe Theatre had the capacity for a three-dimension scene, as actors could descend using the top pulleys, and climb up from a trapdoor called 'hell'.