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When mongols took over they encouraged theatre

Some plays were over 20 parts long

They used only a table and chairs for the sets

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Sanskrit theatre 4th century BCE-8th century 

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Sanskrit theatre 4th century BCE-8th century 

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There were many ways to move your neck, nose, and eyebrows

It was highly influenced by other theatre but still “its own”

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Was greatly inspired by Greek theatre

There were many forms of Roman entertainment

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women weren’t allowed on stage

Greek plays were either comedies or tragedies

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There was “exotic” theatre in the 1600s

There were life sized puppet theatres

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Middle Ages theatre 10th century-15th century 

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Middle Ages theatre 10th century-15th century 

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The plays were mostly religious (Christian related)

There were miracle, morality, and mystery plays

It was usually preformed on a raised platform with no curtain

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Women could not play in theatre

The playhouses were built about 3 stories high

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Some of the most popular plays were from this era

The cheapest place to sit was right in front of the stage

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It did not have a good start because it was heavily influenced by British theatre

Actors and their career were not deemed respectable throughout this period

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Was earlier known as “the great white way”

There are 41 broadway theaters but only 4 in broadway

There is no row “I” in broadway theaters