There are absolutely no rules for a Shakespearean comedy! All of Shakespeare's comedies are zany and silly and fun; certainly not governed by things like rules. However, many of his comedies have commonalities. Most involve a love story, and often a love triangle or two; many involve mistaken identities or disguises, and all of them must have a happy ending.
In London, circa 1591 when William Shakespeare penned his first comedy. There were comedies before then, but they were not Shakespearean until Shakespeare wrote them.
Comedy of Errors
frankly speaking....both......he was an amazing dramatist...
Try the Poetic Vegetable Garden. There is a detailed article on writing Shakespearean sonnets there. The link is located below.
shakespearean comedy
Yes, shakespearean comedy
In London, circa 1591 when William Shakespeare penned his first comedy. There were comedies before then, but they were not Shakespearean until Shakespeare wrote them.
A shakespearean comedy is a play where no-one dies.
Comedy
Comedy of Errors
In Shakespearean terms, a comedy was anything were there was a happy ending for the main character.
Play, plot or comedy, take your pick.
frankly speaking....both......he was an amazing dramatist...
Try the Poetic Vegetable Garden. There is a detailed article on writing Shakespearean sonnets there. The link is located below.
A tragedy normally centers on a single individual.
The Comedy of Errors (Act III, Scene ii).