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Why did Shakespeare's actors group together?
Because it is hard to put on a play with only one actor, who is also the backstage crew and running the box office. Live theatre has required groups of people since it first appeared thousands of years ago. Shakespeare was a professional actor. You would be hard pressed to find any professional actor who never interacts with other professional actors.
Is theatre another name for actor?
thespian
What did a actor in the globe theatre do for the group?
Plays his ROLE
Who worked at the Globe Theatre as an actor?
william shakespeare
What was Shakespeare's role relating to the theatre?
He was a playwright and actor.
What were some of the challenges faced by an actor who performed in a greek theatre?
what are some of the challenges an actor face.
How much did William Shakespeare perform?
Lots. He was a full-time professional actor for at least twenty years.
Why is an actor important to the theatre?
An actor is important to connect the audience to the film and to perform the dialogues, stunts etc.
Who performs on stage in a role?
An actor (actor or actress) will perform a role as a character in a play on a theatre's stage.
British actor who had national theatre named after him?
Laurence Olivier
How does theater work?
Theatre works in many different ways... It has evolved from what it used to be. When theatre was first starting it needed just an actor and an audience. But as time has gone on we now have many positions in theatre. The basic requirement for "theatre" though is; an actor, an audience (even of one), and the suspension of disbelief.
What did Shakespeare do in London?
What Shakespeare did in London was that he became an actor. He may have joined one of the theatrical companies Pembroke's Men, Lord Strange's Men, or Derby's Men. In any case he was a charter member of the Lord Chamberlain's Men which formed in 1594. As a member of this company he wrote plays and acted in them.
