The first plays were put on by the Church to teach The Bible stories. People couldn't read or write so to teach the bible the Catholic church turned to plays, stain glass windows, and other means to teach the bible. Through out the middle ages all the plays were religious and the fist players were the monks. Later, guilds sponsored passion plays and some of its members played the parts.
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The biggest medieval theatre is often considered to be the The Globe Theatre, though it was built during the Renaissance period in 1599. However, in the context of medieval theatre, large performance venues were typically held in guildhalls or town squares, as formal theatres did not become common until later. The York Mystery Plays, performed in medieval York, also involved large-scale productions with numerous actors and elaborate sets, making them significant in medieval performance history.
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when did theatre in education start ?
people wanted to be entertained and theatre in the middle ages was a bot like T.V but they didn't have electricity at that time, people would go to theatre and watch people entertain them and act.
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It is when they performed on a street
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Medieval theatre refers to the theatre of Europe between the fall of the Western Roman Empire and the beginning of the Renaissance. The term refers to a variety of genres because the time period covers approximately a thousand years of the art form and an entire continent.
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The biggest medieval theatre is often considered to be the The Globe Theatre, though it was built during the Renaissance period in 1599. However, in the context of medieval theatre, large performance venues were typically held in guildhalls or town squares, as formal theatres did not become common until later. The York Mystery Plays, performed in medieval York, also involved large-scale productions with numerous actors and elaborate sets, making them significant in medieval performance history.
No. Parts were played by young men.
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Theater in the medieval period be funded by people paying admission, or by nobles paying the actors to perform.