today theatre is more advanced then back in the 1800. in the theater there are many performers all ages sizes and genders. there is an big audience and we have intermissions. but there are many different types of plays that people in theatre use like, comedy, tragedies, and love story's etc. there are beautiful costumes and props, and the set it always so lovely it always has a lot of detail and is usually hand made
Modern theatre is basically theatre that you see today. Non- Modern theatre would be like shakespeare and that kind of stuff. Just research the theatre today...
Because it gives us an idea of what original one looked like.
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Modern theatre is basically theatre that you see today. Non- Modern theatre would be like shakespeare and that kind of stuff. Just research the theatre today...
Because it gives us an idea of what original one looked like.
Here is a link with information on the Piccadilly Theatre (as well as a photo of what the building looks like today): http://www.cinematreasures.org/theater/2512/
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The original Globe Theatre burned down during Shakespeare's time. There is a replica today in Southwark. An American actor named Sam Wanamaker rebuilt it.
The Adelphi Theatre in Long has over 15,000 seats for a large audience. The Adelphi Theatre is owned by the Nederland Organization and is still today putting on performances.
The new Shakespeare's Globe Theatre in London, which is about twenty years old, was designed to look as much as possible like the Globe Theatre built in 1599. If you look for images of that theatre you will see what it looked like.
The Theatre of Dionysus remains significant today as a foundational site of ancient Greek drama, symbolizing the origins of Western theatre. It served as a venue for the works of playwrights like Aeschylus, Sophocles, and Euripides, influencing storytelling, performance, and dramatic structure. Its architectural innovations and communal aspects continue to inspire modern theatre productions and festivals. Additionally, it represents the cultural and religious practices of ancient Greece, offering insight into the societal values and artistic expressions of the time.
The theatre during Shakespeare's time was considered to be highly unmoral. It was believed that attending a performance at a theatre would keep people from attending church. Theatres were not quiets places like they are today. Many members of the audience would jeer the performers and crime was often an issue.