Shakespeare's plays were performed in the afternoon, because they needed the daylight.
Yes. Women did not perform in plays until after Shakespeare's time.
Shakespeare's poems were not performed. Unlike the plays they were intended to be read silently, not performed.
They performed plays written by Shakespeare.
What your teacher is getting at is that Shakespeare's plays were sometimes (but not always!) performed in outdoor theatres where the stage was lit with natural sunlight. In such cases, they performed in the afternoon. But actually they were quite frequently performed indoors and in such cases they used candles and could perform any time the audience wanted them to.
Shakespeare's plays were performed in the afternoon, because they needed the daylight.
Yes. Women did not perform in plays until after Shakespeare's time.
Do you mean: 1) When were Shakespeare's plays written? 2) When were Shakespeare's plays first performed? 3) What time of day were performances when Shakespeare was alive? 4) What time of day does the action of the plays take place? 5) What is the historical setting of Shakespeare's plays? 6) What is the name of the era Shakespeare lived in? 7) Did the actors in Shakespeare's plays have a good time? Your question might be any of the above. Please specify and pose the question in less ambiguous wording.
Shakespeare's poems were not performed. Unlike the plays they were intended to be read silently, not performed.
Well performed for the crowds.
They performed plays written by Shakespeare.
Shakespeare's plays were performed in the Globe
What your teacher is getting at is that Shakespeare's plays were sometimes (but not always!) performed in outdoor theatres where the stage was lit with natural sunlight. In such cases, they performed in the afternoon. But actually they were quite frequently performed indoors and in such cases they used candles and could perform any time the audience wanted them to.
Shakespeare's plays have been performed everywhere in the world sometime or another.
The Globe Theater is the only playhouse built in 1599 in which Shakespeare's plays were performed.
No. There are records of the company putting on plays by Ben Jonson, and of course they performed plays by Fletcher and other playwrights after Shakespeare's retirement.
He started off a as a traveller but then he built a theatre which he then performed in.