A Midsummers Nights Dream Original Performance Conditions

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A Midsummers Nights Dream Original Performance Conditions
  1. SOUND
    1. Live
      1. man made
        1. thunder sheet
          1. Trumpets signalled exists, entrances
          2. LIGHT
            1. No electricity
              1. Candelabra
                1. Candles
                  1. sunlight
                    1. ACTING
                      1. Loud
                        1. Heroic
                          1. Exaggerated
                            1. Multi-rolling
                              1. Would have to change plays most nights
                              2. Casted based on physical appearance
                                1. all male
                                  1. chamberlain Men
                                2. AUDIENCE
                                  1. Groundlings 1p tickets on the floor. Standing
                                    1. Set depending on status
                                      1. Would throw tomatoes if not entertained
                                      2. COSTUME
                                        1. dangerous led + white paint makeup
                                          1. colour, layers represented status
                                            1. inherited from aristocrats
                                              1. Elizabethan and contemporary
                                              2. SET
                                                1. Pronescium arch
                                                  1. 2 pillars made Balcony/ trapdoor
                                                    1. Single backdrop
                                                      1. Open roofed
                                                        1. The Theatre (1576)
                                                          1. round, front on, raised stage
                                                            1. flag represented play
                                                              1. trumpets at beginning
                                                              2. Indoor blackfriars for higher status
                                                              3. PROPS
                                                                1. limited, "crowns"
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