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Shakespeare was born when? where?
April 23, 1564 Stratford Upon Avon
What were the sources of Shakespeare?
-church
-legal documents
-marriage
-baptism records
-Real Estate Transactions
-Tax Records
Who was a writer or critic that said something about Shakespeare?
1598 Frances Meres compared Shakespeare favorably to classical poets.
Who was called the "Soul of Age"?
Ben Johnson
Shakespeare was what child?
3rd of 8
Who was Shakespeare's father? What did he do?
John, shoe keeper and mayor
Shakespeare went to what school? What subjects did he study?
grammer school
-latin grammar
-latin literature
-rhetoric (use of language)
-history
-mathematics
Who did Shakespeare marry? How old were they both?
Anne Hathaway
Shakespeare- 18
Anne- 26
What was the name of their first child? Later she delivered? What were their names? Which one died?
Susanna
Twins (Hamnet, Judith)
Hamnet died
Sometime after the twins were born, Shakespeare left Stratford-Upon-Avon and moved to ____? What year?
London
early 1590s
by _____ he was acting and writing plays. What was his other job?
1592
Parking Carriages
By ______ he became _______________ (acting company). Later it was called ____________.
-1594
-Charter member of Lord Chamberlains Men
-Kings Men
Shakespeare worked with the charter member of Lord Chamberlains Men for the rest of his life. (side note)
~~
Parts of women were played by _____ and ______.
boys and young men
At first Shakespeare used theaters like the ________.
Swan,Blackfriar
Eventually he built his own theater called __________.
The Globe
The Globe was also called the __________ because it was a _______.
-The Wooden O
-Octagon
_________ had built the first permanent theater called __________ in ______.
-Burbage
- The Theater
- 1576
During _____ The Theater down why?
-1599
-because they were tired of the problems it caused
_____ and _______ built The Globe. (SN) Most of Shakespeare's plays were written here for this time.
Burbage and Shakespeare
Describe the Globe.
-polygon
-3 stories
-wooden platform stage projected from 1 side to open yard
-not covered
-back wall of stage curtained area
-stage had 2 doors for exit & entering
-above inner stage is balcony
Where did Juliet's balcony overlook?
A garden bridge of a ship
_____ in a stage floor where ghost enter, dead could descend into hell, or witches could rise from hell.
trapdoor
When were plays performed?
Afternoon
Where there a lot of sets or props?
No
people who stood during plays were ______. There were about _____ many per play and they payed________. (poor)
-Groundlings
-800 or so
-1 penny
What did the groundlings enjoy watching during the play?
- a lot of jokes and fights
-Double Entendres- Sexual
-Sword Fights
-Bathroom Talk
What did Patrons and noble people who attended enjoyed watching?
-Pretty poetry iambic pentameter
-flattery
-history
Shakespeare wrote for ______.
Money
Acting was not considered _____. _____ did not act.
-Respectable
-Women
Stages have changed over time; now stages are __________. They are __________________.
Proscenium- small apron with a curtain and large inner stage
When was Romeo and Juliet written? How many plays did Shakespeare write?
-1594-1596
-37
Shakespeare wrote another play called ________ during the _______. From this play alone, he would have been given ________ a week.
-Othello
-1980s
- $25,000
When did Shakespeare retire? He returned to _________.
-1612
-Stratford Upon Avon
How old was Shakespeare when he died? Where was he buried?
-52
-Chancel of Holy Trinity Church (in Stratford)
Romeo and Juliet is a _______.
Tragedy
_____ is serious and important actions that end unhappily. During this, characters are locked in _______. Each event brings them closer to a unhappy ending.
-Tragedy
-Disaster
During a Tragedy, the main characters usually _____. Sometimes they are not responsible for it. (Usually are)
Die
Shakespeare's tragedies follow this pattern plays are 5 acts:
*Act I- exposition
*Act II- Rising Action
*Act III- Crisis/ Turning Point
*Act IV- Falling Action
*Act V- Climax/ Resolution
What 4 things does the Exposition do?
- Establishes setting
-Introduces some of the characters
-provides background info
-discloses some of the main conflict
Series of complications or problems that come up as the characters attempt to resolve problems is what?
Rising Action
The __________ is a choice is made by main characters that determines the direction of the action.
Crisis/Turning Point
___________ are events that occur because of the actions taken at the Turning Point.
Falling Action
________ is when the loose parts of the plot are tied together.
Resolution
Shakespeare NEVER wrote about __________.
Contemporary Subjects
What is Romeo and Juliet based on? What was it name? Author? Publish date? This was based on a older __________.
-a famous poem
-The Tragical Historye of Romeus and Juliet
-Authur Brooke
-1562
-Italian Story
During the ____ and ____ century, Italy was ruled by a group of __________.
-13th and 14th
-Rival Families
The Nurse was called a ____________ because she was silly.
Jack in the box
What was the name for old words such as Thou and Wilt?
Archaism
Who were foils to eachother?
- Romeo and Mercutio
-Nurse and Lady Capulet
-Benvolio and Tybalt
-Nurse and Mercutio
-Lord Capulet and Tybalt
What is Romeo and Juliet based on? What was it name? Author? Publish date? This was based on a older __________.
-a famous poem
-The Tragical Historye of Romeus and Juliet
-Authur Brooke
-1562
-Italian Story
During the ____ and ____ century, Italy was ruled by a group of __________.
-13th and 14th
-Rival Families
The Nurse was called a ____________ because she was silly.
Jack in the box
What was the name for old words such as Thou and Wilt?
Archaism
Who were foils to eachother?
- Romeo and Mercutio
-Nurse and Lady Capulet
-Benvolio and Tybalt
-Nurse and Mercutio
-Lord Capulet and Tybalt