1. The Shakespeare Theatre Critically acclaimed, awardwinning company based in Washington DC. Season includes three Shakespearean productions and two classics. http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

2. Costumes & Sets In Shakespearean Theatre - The Theatres Online Shakespeare. Contents. Costumes and Sets in shakespearean theatre.THE THEATRES Actors who played in Shakespeare s theatre http://www.onlineshakespeare.com/costumes.htm

Online Shakespeare Contents Costumes and Sets in Shakespearean Theatre THE THEATRES Inn Yards Great Halls Outdoor theatres Indoor theatres ... Actors who played in Shakespeare's theatre The first theatres for Elizabethan drama were of two kinds and both were makeshift: the Inn-yards and Great Halls. From what we understand, despite the example of ancient Greece and Rome, there were no specially-designed buildings for presenting plays until the last quarter of the sixteenth century. Inn Yards: In mediaeval times plays were performed on carts that the players pushed around from village to village; the actors were known as 'Strolling Players' because they walked or 'strolled' round from place to place, setting up their cart as a stage in the market place or the village square. They were actors, tumblers, jugglers, all rolled into one: they performed plays, they walked on stilts, they juggled, they created slapstick scenes - anything to please, to entertain and, of course, to earn themselves not only applause but money on which to live. At the end of their performance they called upon the audience to be generous and went round with their hats collecting whatever was thrown to them. If their performance pleased the crowd they would be well rewarded; if they did badly they would not have much for supper that night. Life was pretty hard and rewards unreliable for actors. Gradually, innkeepers learned that business improved whenever Players came to town; entertainment in those days was not easily come by and the arrival of the Players brought everyone together. Labourers and their families rubbed shoulders with farmers and foremen as they all went to watch the plays. Thus, the innkeepers began to offer the shelter of their inn-yards for performances and the Players would stand their carts at one end of the inn-yard whilst the local audience stood around to watch, buying their ale and mead and treating it very much as a festive occasion.

3. Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Provides background information on Shakespearean performance in original conditions. Includes guides to the original Globe Theatre and a http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

4. Costumes And Sets In Shakespearean Theatre - Performances & Theatre Sets For the Globe Theatre Shakespeare wrote at least 37 plays. It was the exigenciesof his theatre that forced Shakespeare to end his tragedies with the http://www.onlineshakespeare.com/performances.htm

Online Shakespeare Contents The Life and Times of William Shakespeare Costumes and Sets in Shakespearean Theatre Performances and theatre sets For the Globe Theatre Shakespeare wrote at least 37 plays. The chief sources of his plots were Plutarch's 'Parallel Lives of Illustrious Men', Raphael Holinshed's 'Chronicles of England, Scotland, and Ireland', and some Italian novelle, or short tales. He borrowed a few plays from older dramas and from English stories. What he did with the sources is more important than the sources themselves. If his original gave him what he needed, he used it closely. If not, he changed it. The Globe Theatre - two pictures to suggest how it might have looked As mentioned, there were several stages to use during a performance: the main action took place on the main stage and, because it was surrounded on three sides by the audience, the apron stage made for an intimacy we do not get today on the conventional stage with a proscenium arch; soliloquies could appear to be spoken confidentially to the audience and on the large stage 'asides ' were less artificial than they often are today. The curtained recess at the back would be used, for instance, for the Capulets' tomb in Romeo and Juliet or for Desdemona's bedroom; the balcony, for Juliet's bedroom; and a trapdoor to the space below the stage would be Ophelia's grave. There was no scenery or scene painting as such, but plenty of stage

5. Shakespeare Sites Shakespearean Costumes And Theatre PAGE Shakespeare Sites Shakespearean Costumes and Theatre PAGE Extensive Shakespeare THEATRE SITE Absolute Shakespeare Information Site http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

6. Talking To William Shakespeare william s answers. Shakespeare s Answers Shakespeare s World ShakespeareanTheatre. Shakespeare has answered 55 questions about shakespearean theatre. http://www.talkingto.co.uk/ttws/html/ttws_answ_scat.asp?CatID=394&AuthorID=10

7. William Shakespeare At ENotes Shakespeare's World Shakespeare's Work Shakespeare's Influence Shakespeare Biography Shakespeare Chronology The Globe Theatre http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

8. THEATRE SET-UP The International Professional shakespearean theatre Company THEATRE SETUP performs the plays of SHAKESPEARE with the same minimalist set-up http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

9. Costumes Sets In Shakespearean Theatre - The Theatres Online Shakespeare. Contents Costumes and Sets in shakespearean theatre. THE THEATRES. Inn Yards. Great Halls. Outdoor theatres. Indoor http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

10. Shakespeare Resource Center Debate The Globe Elizabethan England Language Reading List Theatre Companies links to online editions of the plays and Shakespearean criticism. http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

11. Theatre History Web Sites Early Modern Drama Database Shakespearean Prompt Books of the Seventeenth Century Later English Theatre (Including the former Empire) http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

12. Georgia Shakespeare A notfor-profit repertory theatre dedicated to producing the works of William Shakespeare and other enduring authors. http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

13. Guardian Unlimited Arts News Dromgoole To Run Shakespeare's shakespearean theatre on London's South Bank since it opened a decade ago "I know Dominic to be a wholly committed man of the theatre, with a http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

14. The Theatres Of The Utah Shakespearean Festival The Adams shakespearean theatre, dedicated in 1977, was designed by Douglas N.Cook, Festival producing artistic director, along with Max Anderson of the http://www.bard.org/About/theatres.html

Home Tickets The Plays Gift Shoppe ... Festival News Our Theatres The Festival's two main theatres are world-renowned for their ambiance and technical superiority. Adams Shakespearean Theatre The Adams Shakespearean Theatre, dedicated in 1977, was designed by Douglas N. Cook, Festival producing artistic director, along with Max Anderson of the Utah State Building Board, and is patterned after drawings and research of sixteenth century Tudor stages. Experts say it is one of a few theatres that probably comes close to the design of the Globe Theatre in which Shakespeare's plays were originally produced. It is so authentic, in fact, that the British Broadcasting Company filmed part of its Shakespeare series there. It is named for Grace Adams Tanner, a major benefactor of the Festival, and her parents, Thomas D. and Luella R. Adams. It seats 819, plus 66 gallery-bench or standing-room seats. Randall L. Jones Theatre The Randall L. Jones Theatre, dedicated in 1989, was designed by the firm of Fowler, Ferguson, Kingston, and Ruben, with theatrical design by the California firm of Landry and Bogan, as well as Cameron Harvey, Festival producing artistic director. It was built at a cost of $5.5 million, to expand the Festival's offerings, especially in the area of world classics, and was featured in the August 1990 edition of Architecture magazine. The theatre is named after a Cedar City native known as the father of tourism in southern Utah. It seats 769. Photos. Top row, left to right: Martin Kildare (left) as Lyman Sanderson, M.D., and Mary Dolson as Ruth Kelly, R.N., in

15. The Adams Memorial Shakespearean Theatre Photo #1 The Adams Memorial shakespearean theatre Theatre is one of the most authenticTudor theatres in the world. (Copyright Utah Shakespearean Festival. http://www.bard.org/News/adamstheatre1.html

The Adams Memorial Shakespearean Theatre The Adams Memorial Shakespearean Theatre is one of the most authentic Tudor theatres in the world. ( Photo by Karl Hugh.)

16. THEATRE SET-UP Theatre SetUp Outdoor Shakespeare Performances. The International Professionalshakespearean theatre Company THEATRE SET-UP performs the plays of http://www.ts-u.co.uk/

17. Lexington Shakespeare Festival An outdoor summer shakespearean theatre that has served the Central Kentucky community since 1982. http://www.lexingtonshakespeare.org/

Sunday, September 25, 2005 Contact Us Partial funding has been provided by the Kentucky Arts Council, a state agency in the Commerce Cabinet, with support from the National Endowment for the Arts. Web Site by TWRI , powered by StoryPage BUY TICKETS

18. Shakespeare Related, Theater, Visual Arts, Performing Arts At World Wide Arts Re The Shakespeare Theatre The nation s foremost Shakespeare company (The Wall StreetJournal). One of the world s three great shakespearean theatres. http://www.wwar.com/categories/Theater/Shakespeare_Related/

account access login: password: artist port. gallery port. arts marketplace browse the arts submit arts news media kit ... art history Main Category: Theater: Shakespeare Related Theater Arts provides information on all performance genres from Shakespeare to street arts. This section is for theatre actors and audiences with listings of both schools of acting and performances. Alphabetized Resources in this category: First Light Video First Light Video is a resource for instructional videos and materials for students, teachers, educators and professionals in the theater arts. Subject matters include acting, directing, auditioning, stage combat, set construction, costume design, mask making, and Shakespeare studies. Venice, CA USA A Company of Fools A Company of Fools Welcome to the home page of A Company of Fools The only Online Ottawa-based Shakespearean Theatre Company - that we're aware of. (Yeah, like there's going to be more than one!) Please send any ... Canada AEROPLIO theatre A repertory theater for children and adult in Athens Greece. Mainn repertory consists of Classical, Shakespeare's or Ancient Greek tragedy theatre plays. Also experimental performances. Athens

19. SHAKSPER 1991: Shakespearean Theatre In Gdansk A shakespearean theatre IN GDANSK? Yes, this is not a typographical error, The erection of a Shakespeareanin-type theatre in Gdansk would have been http://www.shaksper.net/archives/1991/0088.html

SHAKSPER 1991: Shakespearean Theatre in Gdansk From: Ken Steele ( KSTEELE@vm.epas.utoronto.ca Date: Next message: Ken Steele: "Resources for SHAKSPEReans" Previous message: Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] Next message: Ken Steele: "Resources for SHAKSPEReans" Previous message: Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] about SHAKSPER ... Hardy M. Cook , design by Eric Luhrs

20. Shakespeare's Globe Help students to experience shakespearean theatre and language in an authenticsetting. Demonstrate drama as theatre, not merely text. http://pmi.itmonline.com/Series/2000/shakespeares_globe.htm

Shakespeare's Globe 2 Twenty Minute Programs Grade(s) 7 - 12 Language Arts, Drama, Theatre Studies Shakespeare's Globe programs provide an excellent introduction to the famous Shakespearean Theatre. These stunning recreations celebrate the recent opening of the new Globe Theatre in London, and show how stimulating Shakespeare's work can be when experienced in context. The programs will: Help students to experience Shakespearean theatre and language in an authentic setting Demonstrate drama as theatre, not merely text. Put the drama on social context, where students can see how theatre became an agent for linguistic change and development. Illustrate the conventions of Elizabethan theatre. Online Net Notes: Program Outlines: 1. The Audience (19:12) Alan Davies introduces the theme and we see footage of the new Globe's 1997 production of Henry V, showing the actors and audience interacting. Alan talks about Shakespeare's audience, then appears in period costume, as a barman in a tavern in 1599, observing the customers as they watch a troupe of traveling players. Two members of the audience talk about contemporary issues, such as the Plague and the Puritans' attacks on the new theatres. These two characters move on to talk about the experience of going to the theatre the crowds and the cost (one penny). They talk about what people enjoy about the theatre, such as seeing how Kings and Queens behave, witnessing murders and seeing their 'betters' mocked.

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