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Drama in the 1600s was marked by the flourishing of theatrical forms, particularly in England with the works of playwrights like William Shakespeare, Christopher Marlowe, and Ben Jonson. The period saw a mix of genres, including tragedy, comedy, and histories, often performed in open-air theaters like the Globe. The rise of professional acting companies and the use of elaborate costumes and scenery characterized performances, while themes often explored human nature, politics, and social issues. This era laid the groundwork for modern drama and significantly influenced subsequent theatrical traditions.

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