Across
- 4. Black Flags represented this style of Shakespearean play
- 5. Would have paid a penny to stand and watch the play
- 6. Although Shakespeare’s plays often changed location, the actual production had very little ________
- 11. These were not permitted to be actors in Elizabethan England
- 13. One character speaking to something or someone IN the world of the play
- 16. a play written by Shakespeare RIVAL, about a man who sells his soul to the devil
- 17. The most famous acting troupe of Elizabethan England, of which Shakespeare was a member
- 19. Shakespeare, like Yoda, flip-flopped the ________ and ________ making his writing difficult to follow at times (all one word answer)
- 20. Shakespeare used his specific meter partly because it follows the natural rhythm of the human _________
- 21. Another style of Shakespearean play (white Flag)
- 22. Another style of play Shakespeare wrote were _____________ (red flag)
- 23. One character speaking to something or someone outside the world of the play, such as the audience
Down
- 1. Shakespeare wrote these types of poems
- 2. This position was similar to our modern day censor
- 3. a contemporary rival who was killed in a bar fight
- 7. Each line of Shakespeare’s meter would have ______ _________ (All one word for answer)
- 8. Shakespeare used almost none of these in his writing, instead incorporating them into his dialogue, often indicated location or action of a scene
- 9. Shakespeare’s poetic meter had a repeating pattern of an ___________ syllable and a stressed syllable
- 10. She was Queen during Shakespeare’s lifetime, an avid theater supporter, and ruled for 45 years
- 12. ___________ pentameter the type of meter Shakespeare wrote in
- 14. Going to the theater in Elizabethan England would be an all day and ________ event
- 15. The theater Shakespeare’s plays were presented in was called The _________
- 18. These individuals would have had covered seats at the theater