1. ELVIE FE LAUSA ESCABARTE
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2. Open Air Structure
Indoor Halls

3. Usually disagnated as the
“shakespearean” theatre.
Kinds of theatre building

4. Usually referred to as “public” and
later as
“private” theatres.
Kinds of theatre building

5.  Round
 Square
 Five-sided
 Eight-sided

6. Large Platform
A Door On Each Side at the Rear of
this stage

7. Discovery Space between these
doors
An upper acting area over the
discovery space
Basic outline of the stage

8. Windows on each side of the upper
stage
A third level which might be used by
actors, but which was usually
reserved for musicians.
Basic outline of the stage

9. NIGHT SCENES
Indicated by the presence of
candles, lanterns, or torches.

10. Most important costumes were an
ever present source of visual
pleasure.
Lightning and costumes

11. Contemporary Clothing
Conventional Dress

12.  Special foreign Groups
Romans
Turks
Spaniards

13.  Super Natural Beings
Fairies
Classical Gods
Ghosts
Uses of conventionalized costumes

14.  Certain Professional Types
Clerics
Senators
Clowns
Uses of conventionalized costumes

15.  Animals
Lions
Boars
Bears
Uses of conventionalized costumes

16. 10-20 memebers
10 shares holders

17. The most important shares were
usually alloted to the most
important memebers of the acting
campany
3-5 boys to perform the roles
The acting troupes