After Charles I was overthrown during the English Civil War, Oliver Cromwell banned theatre between 1642-1660 due to its association with the monarchy and his Puritan beliefs. When Charles II was restored as king in 1660, theatre needed to be revived as actors had dispersed during its ban. Thomas Killigrew and William Davenant were tasked with reviving theatre and opened new playhouses, with Davenant pioneering the use of scenery and staging innovations from Europe that made his productions more popular. Women also began performing on stage during this time as it had become acceptable based on European precedents.
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Five acts
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The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey ChaucerEzr Acelar
used for reporting in English and American Literature
Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer (English Literature)
includes setting, characters, summary, Chaucer's Tale of Melibee, Wife of Bath's Tale,
Sheridan's art of characterization in ‘The Rival’LaljiBaraiya1
Comedy of manner
First play of Sheridan’s
Five acts
First performed at ‘Covent Garden Theatre’ on 17 Jan. 1775
Setting is 18 century ‘Bath’
Plot centers two lovers
Rewritten in 1958 as television series “Maverick”
This presentation has been created by a student with special needs with the help of the teachers. It has been presented to the rest of the class that has appreciated the job a lot!
Restoration England Theatre1642-1800HistoryThe Puritan.docxjoellemurphey
Restoration England Theatre
1642-1800
History
The Puritan faction gained control of London early in the First English Civil War.
The Puritan movement was very hostile toward theatre—and entertainment as a whole—as they felt that it was sinful. At this time actors and playwrights were clients of the aristocracy and most supported the Royalist cause.
On September 2nd, 1642, the Puritan-controlled Parliament banned full-length plays from London theatres and would last for another 18 years.
During this time, many theatres were torn down and a law was passed declaring all actors rogues of the government.
History (cont.)
In 1660, Charles II returned to England from the France (where he and the royal families spent a majority of the English Civil War) and restored the monarchy. This time period is known as ‘the Restoration’
Charles II was a huge theatre fan, and as a result lifted the ban from theatre and began a period of renewal for English theatre.
After this a patent was placed for the creation of two new theatre companies
The Duke’s Men—Led by William Davenant, for younger actors
The King’s Company—Led by Thomas Killigrew, for more experienced actors
Because of the time the royal family spent in Paris, a very obvious French influence could be felt, in theatre especially. This and several other innovations developed during the Restoration gave the new English theatre a very different and distinct feel.
Playwrights—William Davenant
William Davenant was one of the more famous playwrights during the Resoration era, as well as an existing playwright from before the English Civil War.
Leader of the Duke of York’s Men, one of the two theatre companies patented by Charles II
He, along with Thomas Killigrew, led a very monopolistic rule over Restoration public theatre preformances, and therefore influenced them greatly.
Shakespeare was apparently his godfather
Wrote many original works and adapted many of Shakespeare’s plays.
One of his more famous works—The Siege of the Rhodes—was the first play to feature a woman actor in England
Playwrights—Thomas Killigrew
Famous dramatist and Royalist that supported Prince Charles in exile, and was later put on the court of King Charles II
Leader of the new King’s Company
Famous plays:
Claracilla
The Prisoners
The Parson’s Wedding (his most popular)
Most of his plays were tragicomedies, following the new trend of vulgar and sexually explicit comedies referred to as Restoration Comedy, or comedy of manners
Theatres
The remaining theatres that were not torn down began showing performances again.
New innovations:
Philip Jacques de Loutherbourg broke up floor spaces with pieces of scenery, adding more depth to the stage.
Some designers began toying with lighting by using candles and chandeliers hung above the floor or stage.
One important theatre of note during the Restoration era was the Haymarket Theatre which was operated by Samuel Foote. It is a West End theatre in the City of Westminster dating b ...
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