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The short answer is that everyone died. After Prince Prospero and his revelers noticed the individual in the costume of one who had died of the red death, that individual cont…inued through the house to the back room, the one with the black decorations and red windows. When it arrived there, the clock struck and everyone fell dead. It is not entirely clear whether this individual was actually Death who had come for Prospero and his friends or whether it was simply a person infected with the disease who somehow got in but the former is the more popular opinion. (MORE)
Masque was a form of festive courtly entertainment in the 16th- and17th-century Europe. This involved music, dancing, singing andacting in elaborate stage design in attempt to… flatter patrons. (MORE)
The Green Show at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival recreates the dance and music of the Court. The masque was a popular entertainment in the Elizabethan and Stuart courts. Ma…sques began as costume balls designed around a theme; costumed guests would perform a dance before the host and company, after which they would invite the spectators to join them*.* Typically, masques were occasions for revelling during festive events such as weddings , or Christmas. The masque usually began after supper, continuing into the night and sometimes into early morning. After the performance, the revelling continued with a banquet, and guests were often known to become quite unruly--in 1605 one banquet "was so furiously assaulted that down went tables and tressles before one bit was touched." Both Henry VIII and Queen Elizabeth were fond of dancing and the masque: Henry actually wrote music celebrating good times at court* . (MORE)
One of Côte d'Ivoire's most famous festivals is the Fêtes des Masques (Festival of Masks), which takes place in the region of Man occurs in November. Numerous small vill…ages in the region hold contests to determine the best dancers and to pay homage to forest spirits who are embodied in the elaborate masks. (MORE)
A masque is a form of aristocratic entertainment in England in the 16th and 17th centuries, originally consisting of pantomime and dancing but later including dialogue and son…g, presented in elaborate productions given by amateur and professional actors. A masquerade is a party, dance, or other festive gathering of persons wearing masks and other disguises, and often elegant, historical, or fantastic costumes.. (MORE)