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Began: 500 B.C.     Ended: 400 B.C.

Women were not allowed to act in ancient greek theatre

Theatre was known to be medicine where many people went to be healed

It was the civil duty of the people to go to plays

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Began: 55 B.C.       Ended: 476 A.D.

They dropped into pits

Lots of gore and death incorporated into their theatre

Weren’t allowed to pick fun on leaders

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Began: 1279         Ended: On Going

Shadow shows were popular

Acting schools were made

A table and two chairs were the only props used

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Began: 14th century          Ended: On Going

Poses indicate emotions and characteristics

Only Men preform in Japanese Theatre

Female dolls have no feet

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Began: 1500 B.C.E.           Ended: On Going

No scenery on stage

Written down in a book

10 play categories (1-10 acts)

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Began: 476 A.D.           Ended: 15th century

No religious support

Plays done outside for everyone to see

Only male performers

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Renaissance (Spain, Italy, England) Theatre

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Renaissance (Spain, Italy, England) Theatre

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Began: 1562               Ended: On Going

The golden age of the poop joke

Lots of rewriting existing plays

Women were allowed to act

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Began: 1599             Ended: On Going

The cheapest place to sit was in front of the stage

Lots of violence in the plays

The plays where preformed in daylight

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Began: 1690                      Ended: On Going

Puritans didn’t like theater; theater was considered sinful

Theater was discouraged by Congress

Some plays were preformed on boats

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Began:                                 Ended: On Going

The Palace Theater is said to be haunted

66% of Broadways audience is female

The minimum number of seats required to be a Broadway theater is 500