Elizabethan Theatre

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I respect how ma'am turns subjective whenever female role in literary history is talked about throughout the playlist. You're a gem ma'am. Bowing down to you 🙏

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"The Curtain" was twice the size of "The Theatre" and worked in tandem with it, with James Burbage doing a profit share with its owner so these two theatre co-operated being just 200 metres apart. I have read that The Curtain & The Theatre represented about 50% of the capacity its of Elizabethan London theatres at the peak! Curtain is a reference to the stone wall of a fort, the flat wall between two bastions and not a reference to a stage (cloth) curtain. The Curtain and The Theatre were just outside the City of London Wall, so it makes senses to be called that. If you went to The Curtain, you were going just outside the City of London boundary, a protected area with its own laws. The plague was killing thousands of Londoners, then just a small population, so there was a sense to keeping plays, sword fighting and other crowd-pleasers outside the City,. The Theatre was a short lease, just 21 years, so they had to quite in 1598 and move elsewhere, to the Southbank outside of the City of London boundaries, but The Curtain carried on into the 1620's. The Lord Chamberlain's Men gained exclusivity to perform in the City, another reason for their fame and success.

[@snehasarkar8345]

Thank you. Wow ❤

[@huzaifatauhed3632]

Very informative 🎉

[@mdsamaunkabir1101]

Wonderful Mam ...thank you very much for this descriptive and insightful lecture !

[@shalinipriya2509]

Thank you mam for your help ..topic so well explained

[@iamniki1]

I really appreciate your help mam, please carry on with your work

[@skyisthelimit6434]

Immensely helpful 🙏🙏Thank you so much ❤️

[@sangeetasharma9700]

Mam really v.good speech

[@keriford54]

Thank you Mam for sharing, this is a great resource.

[@manu2652]

Great work mam. 👌💯❤️

[@mariyahusainali1244]

Thank you so much for the lovely video. Could you please upload a video on Shakespearean Theatre?

[@jencysagayanipraba400]

Thank u for ur video lecture mam...

[@salvatoredauria7656]

Where can i find this Power point? We would use this in our School in Italy!! Thanks and congrats for the video and for the lesson

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For that you have to install app Swayam from google play store and enrol yourself in English literature course,there are so many courses available related English literature.Then you can able to download pdfs

[@karanchandan9210]

I am very thankful mam

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[@mahirasatham7049]

Mam your lecture is soooo nice .... And update many videos on literary topics

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Helping

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Good class

[@Poko390]

Thank you so much mam🙏❤

[@naveengerman4302]

very nice lecture

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Thankyou

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Thank you ma'am

[@junaidkhalid7407]

Nice job ma'am

[@varadasanjay2210]

Thank you mam 😃😃😃

[@anamqureshi8349]

Thnx a lot for this nice and descriptive lecture but u said u would talk abt the inn yard theatre in detail later but u didn't i was waiting and the video ended.😥

[@ziranazeer2320]

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[@vithobathorat1652]

Madam please provide a PDF file of Your lecture

[@saimanasim5405]

Tq mam

[@tabassummir353]

Is it helpful fo NTA Net