The English Renaissance stage and playhouse developed from a combination of stages: Likewise, Shakespeare and the other English dramatists of his era, when writing their plays - texts that were also scripts- had in mind the particular stage, the English Renaissance stage, for which they were writing: its physical aspects and how their texts or scripts could make use of these for production and communication (themes, symbolism, characterization).
They had in mind how the text or script would interact with physical aspects of the stage for production and communication (themes, symbolism, characterization). Shakespeare’s Hamlet and the English Renaissance Stage or PlayhouseĪs the ancient Greek playwrights Aeschylus, Sophocles, Euripides, and Aristophanes wrote their plays - texts that were also scripts - they had in mind the particular stage, the ancient Greek stage, for which they were writing: its physical aspects, which are still evident today both in archeological remnants and in some instances, remodelings or recreations. Notes and Questions on the Play: Specific 1. Notes and Questions on the Play: Generalħ.
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