Across
- 2. upper stage of the famous scene of Romeo and Juliet
- 3. theatre rebuilt in 1599
- 8. where actors get changed
- 9. my mistress’ eyes are nothing like the sun can be defined as a…
- 11. term of comparison for the young man
- 14. influence the destinies of human beings
- 16. symbol of the ages of men
- 17. sonnets 1-126 are dedicated to…
- 19. what does thee mean
- 20. in shall i compare thee by what is the summer perturbed
- 21. pentameter used by shakespeare
- 22. make the fair youth and the dark lady immortal
- 24. symbol of passage of time
- 26. an unexpected change of image and tone
- 27. the sensations caused by love
- 29. the theatre were built beyond the… because they were illegal
- 33. the door used by characters like witches, ghosts, supernatural creatures
- 35. hold name for the theatres
- 36. sits for rich people
Down
- 1. symbol of beauty
- 4. the eyes of the dark lady are no longer…
- 5. eye of heaven(shall i compare thee)
- 6. the public that assists at the play
- 7. sonnets 127-154 are dedicated to…
- 10. sits for poor people
- 12. how poor people were called
- 13. the form of the theatre
- 15. possible dark lady of Shakespeare
- 18. the roofed galleries host the…
- 22. the theatre whose name is an animal
- 23. used to recreate the atmosphere of the evening and the nights in the plays
- 25. beauty of the young man
- 28. roof above the stage
- 30. the last two verses of the sonnet
- 31. objects used on stage
- 32. the theatre whose name is a flower
- 33. recurring theme and an enemy of love
- 34. holds the flag and announce a new play