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Who played all the roles during shakespeares time?
Males
Who played shakespeares female roles and why?
my mum
What are feamale seals called?
feamale seals are called unicorns and they love to party hard
Who played the female roles in willaim shakespeares plays?
In Shakespeare's time, all female roles were played by young boys or men because women were not allowed to perform on stage. This was a common practice due to societal norms and restrictions at the time.
Who played William Shakespeares lady roles?
The female roles in Shakespeare's day were performed by Boy Players: young actors who had not yet reached puberty and therefore did not have masculine voices. Some of the Boy Players were Apprentice Actors, the modern equivalent would be Interns.
What is a feamale?
being serious??
Who played the role of young girls in shakespeares time?
Young boys.
What is the feamale tiger called?
Tigress
What is a feamale penguin called?
hen
Can a feamale gerbil have babies with another feamale gerbil?
I would say there is a small chance two female gerbils could get each other pregnant.
What are brown bear feamale called?
Sows.
What do you call a feamale dear?
a doe hope it helped
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