They were not always quiet. The play-within-a-play in A Midsummer Night's Dream, written a couple of years after 1593, shows that audience heckling was alive and well. One unfortunate actor, whose speech unfortunately begins "This lanthorn does the horned moon present" cannot get past this line for the heckling and ribald jokes about all the dirty slang meanings of "horn" (still present in modern slang "horny"), and ends up abandoning his speech and giving the audience a summary.
Yes, audiences were expected to be quiet during a Shakespearean show in 1593. While there might have been some noise like cheering or reactions from the crowd, those attending the theatre were generally expected to listen attentively so they could follow the play and its dialogue.
Susanna was born in 1593 around her father's nineteenth birthday.
The first part was written in 1592, the second part in 1593.
The first time William Shakespeare appeared in public as a poet was in 1593. The poem he had written was Venus and Adonis.
Henry VI and Titus Andronicus were the first of Shakespeare's plays to be published, in 1594. But his poem Venus and Adonis was published the year before, in 1593.Henry VI was Shakespeare's first play.
1593 Theatres close due to the Bubonic Plague (The Black Death).
Henry VI and Titus Andronicus were the first of Shakespeare's plays to be published, in 1594. But his poem Venus and Adonis was published the year before, in 1593.Henry VI was Shakespeare's first play.
Venus and Adonis
Shakespeare published his poem Venus and Adonis in 1593.
Venus and Adonis was the first poem Shakespeare published, in 1593. Nobody knows how many sonnets he had written by then.
William Backhouse was born in 1593.
William Somner was born in 1593.
Shakespeare's talent was recognized very early in his career. His long poem Venus and Adonis, the first of his works to be printed, in 1593, was a runaway bestseller, went into several printings and was quoted by other authors.