Shakespeare and The Globe
30 janvier, 2012 Progression 3° Aucun commentaireWEBQUEST ON SHAKESPEARE AND THE GLOBE THEATRE
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Read about William Shakespeare’s biography on this site :
http://www.springfield.k12.il.us/schools/Springfield/eliz/shakespeare.html
Write 10 questions about the biography of Shakespeare and find the answers.
(Ecris 10 questions sur la biographie de Shakespeare et trouve les réponses.)
| Birth : | Death : |
| Place of birth : | Burial place : |
| Education : | Jobs in London : |
| Marriage : | Children : |
| Famous playwright in London at the same time :
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Types of play Shakespeare wrote and titles :- Comedy :
- Tragedy : -History Play : |
Find out about Shakespeare’s theatre – the Globe :
Complete the information in the grid and on the sketch below :
Classe les informations obtenues dans le tableau, puis sur le croquis ci-dessous.
Go to : http://www.springfield.k12.il.us/schools/Springfield/eliz/shakespeare.html
Click on : The Globe Theatre
Then go to : The New Globe
Read this article and complete the grid below :
In the Elizabethan time, the theatre was a very popular entertainment for rich and poor people, men and women alike. However, on stage, only male actors could act because women were not allowed to play.The poorer spectators stood in the uncovered pit in the middle. Only the rich audience could sit in the galleries which were covered with a roof. That is the reason why the actors only played there during summer. As there was no means of lighting the place, the performance took place during the day.There was no microphone either and the crowd shouted, ate and drank during the play, so it became very noisy. As a consequence the actors had to repeat their lines several times in different places on the stage to be heard by all the audience. There were always some comic scenes with clowns and songs, even in tragedies, to please the varied audience. You can now have an idea of what it was like by going to the Globe in London. It has been rebuilt on the Thames river exactly as it looked like at the time.
| The theatre today… | The theatre in Shakespeare’s time |
| Mostly an intellectual entertainment | |
| No poor or homeless spectators | |
| The performance usually takes place in the evening | |
| There are lighting and special effects | |
| There are microphones and computers | |
| Drinking is not allowed in the theatre | |
| You are not allowed to eat during the performance | |
| Men, women, boys and girls can be actors or actresses | |
| The present Globe is situated near the Thames river in London. | |
| It has been reconstructed |
Go to :
http://virtual.clemson.edu/caah/Shakespr/vrglobe/3c.php
Look at the illustration, complete the sketch and try the virtual tour






























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