SHAKESPEARE AND THE THEATRE

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Across
  1. 3. a theatre type a.k.a. a platform or open stage that extends into the audience on three sides and is connected to the backstage
  2. 7. a type of play that is minimalistic and where an actor may play several characters
  3. 9. the technical aspects of a theatrical production
  4. 12. the arrangement of theatrical space to suggest time and place, mood and atmosphere
  5. 14. a type of play where there is a fourth wall
  6. 15. a long speech of a character addressed to others
  7. 17. a theatre type where the stage is in front and it frames the action of the play
Down
  1. 1. a break between acts
  2. 2. a theatre type where the audience surrounds the stage
  3. 4. a long speech of a character addressed to himself/herself or to the audience
  4. 5. a remark made to the audience or to a character but which the other characters on stage do not hear
  5. 6. a theatre genre where the main character dies or experiences an unhappy ending
  6. 8. a major division of a play
  7. 10. a theatre genre that has a happy ending
  8. 11. an exchange of line between or among characters in a play
  9. 13. the theatre that Shakespeare and others founded
  10. 16. the consummate union of manifold forms of artistic expression
  11. 18. a minor division of a play