Characteristic features of the Shakespeare Theater

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3. What was the theater in Shakespeare’s time? Firstly, it was distinguished by a special arrangement and arrangement of the stage, which resembled either a trapezoid or an oval and protruded deep into the stalls. This created the illusion of an area action, during which actors, surrounded by spectators on all sides, performed on conventional wagons. This effect was exacerbated by the absence […]...
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14. Sentimentalism in literature, its main features and representatives The term “sentimentalism” (sensuality) in art is commonly called thinking, which emphasizes the emotional underpinnings of all manifestations of life. Sentimentalism in literature is represented by a whole generation of both Western and Russian artists of the word, despite the fact that its epoch lasted for a relatively short time – from the beginning of […]...
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16. The problem of choice in the tragedy of W. Shakespeare’s “Hamlet” To be or not to be, that is the question. V. Shakespeare. Hamlet The tragedy of W. Shakespeare’s “Hamlet” is rightly recognized as one of the greatest philosophical tragedies, since it touches upon questions that for centuries worried thinking people: what is life and what is death? what is the cause of misfortunes and misfortunes […]...
17. Psychological features of children of primary school age It is common knowledge that it is customary to refer to the younger school age the age period of children from 7 to 11 years. The main activity in children at this age is learning activity. The period begins with the process of adaptation to the school, which lasts 5-6 weeks, and begins approximately from […]...
18. Features of oral public speech Public speech is a special form of speech activity in conditions of direct communication, speech addressed to a certain audience, oratory. Public speech is pronounced in order to inform listeners and to provide them with the desired impact (persuasion, suggestion, inspiration, a call to action, etc.). By its nature, it is a monologic speech, that […]...
19. Writings on the sonnets of W. Shakespeare The sonnets of William Shakespeare belong to the remarkable examples of lyrical poetry of the Renaissance. In total Shakespeare created 154 sonnet. Most of the works reveal the theme of love, but many of them are devoted to friendship, philosophical reflections, and sometimes they reflect the issues of artistic creativity. In the rich heritage of […]...
20. Summary Theater US Maugham Theater Julia Lambert is England’s best actress. She is forty-six years old; she is beautiful, rich, famous; busy with the favorite thing in the most favorable conditions for this, that is, playing in your own theater; her marriage is considered ideal; she has an adult son… Thomas Fennel is a young accountant hired […]...
21. The Art of Theater No one knows exactly when the theatrical art appeared. It was relevant and was an indicator of high culture at almost all times. What is the value of theatrical art? Why does not it lose its popularity today? The theater is famous for its unique fairy-tale atmosphere. This is a complex art, because it is […]...
22. History of the theater The theater is a spectacular art form, representing the unity of such kinds of art as literature, music, choreography, vocal and fine arts. Features: mapping and evaluation of events of reality, historical events, relationships, images and characters. Representation of ideas and morals to the viewer here occurs through a dramatic action that is produced by […]...
23. “Theater” Maugham in brief Julia Lambert is the best actress in England. She is forty-six years old; she is beautiful, rich, famous; busy with the favorite thing in the most favorable conditions for this, that is, playing in your own theater; her marriage is considered ideal; she has an adult son… Thomas Fennel is a young accountant hired by […]...
24. The whole world is a theater and the people in it are actors The world is a theater. And who is in it? – that is the question. Even in the time of the World Flood, Noah in his ark collected each creature in pairs. What for? After all, not without reason. Hence, every creature, including a human being, has his own place in this cruel world, to […]...
25. “Eternal” questions in the tragedy of W. Shakespeare’s “Hamlet” The brilliant English playwright William Shakespeare lived and worked at the turn of the 16th-17th centuries. His work is divided into several stages. The early period reflects the worldview of the Renaissance and is the embodiment of humanism. Plays of the first period are filled with optimism, the joy of life, contain an element of […]...
26. Composition on the theme of the theater Theater – the oldest form of art. We learned about the beginning of his existence from books, from historical manuscripts. This kind of art originated in Ancient Greece. It manifests itself in the form of different genres. When I first visited the theater, I realized how much it differs from other types of art. It […]...
27. The legend of Hamlet from the Danish annals and her reinterpretation by Shakespeare The legend of Hamlet was first recorded at the end of the XI century by the Danish historian Samson Grammatik in his collection of legends and chronicles entitled “The History of Denmark”. This legend says that during paganism, one of the rulers of Jutland was killed at the feast by his brother Feng. Then Fengon […]...
28. Shakespeare’s Hamlet in brief The tragic story of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark The square in front of the castle in Elsinore. Guard Marcellus and Bernard, Danish officers. They are later joined by Horatio, a learned friend of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark. He came to make sure of the story of the night apparition of a ghost similar to the […]...
29. About the work of Charles Dickens The first works of Dickens are marked by the influence of the English Enlightenment, sentimentalism and romanticism. The plot in them was built mainly in the form of a chain of arbitrary situations, in which the hero-traveler alternately got himself. Meetings with different characters telling their stories gave this hero food for generalizations of life […]...
30. “Shakespeare’s Windsor Mockers” in brief In this play, the fat knight Falstaff appears again and some other comic characters of “Henry IV” – Judge Shelou, the pompous fighter Pistol, the mischievous page of Falstaff, the drunkard Bardolph. The action takes place in the city of Windsor and is frankly farcical. In front of Page’s house, a rich Windsor town dweller, […]...
31. Summary of Hamlet by Shakespeare The square in front of the castle in Elsinore. Guard Marcellus and Bernard, Danish officers. They are later joined by Horatio, a learned friend of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark. He came to make sure of the story of the night apparition of a ghost similar to the Danish king, recently deceased. Horatio is inclined to […]...
32. Summary Hamlet William Shakespeare William Shakespeare Hamlet The tragic story of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark The square in front of the castle in Elsinore. Guard Marcellus and Bernard, Danish officers. They are later joined by Horatio, a learned friend of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark. He came to make sure of the story of the night apparition of a ghost […]...
33. For the first time in the theater Recently we went to the Puppet Theater named after Sergei Obraztsov. We are a mother, me and my younger brother Vitalik. We really enjoyed the theater. For the first time I was in a real theater. Before that, I was only attending shows and concerts in our House of Culture, I also went to the […]...
34. “To be or not to be?” – the main issue of the play “Hamlet” by V. Shakespeare “To be or not to be?” – a question that has always stood in front of people: to resist evil or to reconcile with it? try to change the world in which injustice triumphs, or live peacefully in it? But for the first time it was so clearly and definitely formulated by the great Shakespeare […]...
35. Pages of the history of Russian theater In Moscow, music lovers have long been loved. Therefore, long before the opening of the Imperial Bolshoi Theater, the rich noblemen created home theaters in their estates, where their own serf actors played. Representations could begin to dawn and lasted until darkness, until the host and his guests were satisfied with the play of the […]...
36. Central Russia: features of the population 1. What do you think, what became the modern “Great Russian”? What qualities of his ancestors were preserved, and which ones were formed anew? Reading the description of the Great Russians, many Russian schoolchildren, probably, were delighted. Indeed, all the listed qualities can be called positive and it is pleasant to think that they were […]...
37. “Much Ado About Nothing” by Shakespeare in Brief Content The action takes place in the city of Messina in Sicily. The messenger informs the Governor Leonato about the arrival in the city after the victorious end of the war of Don Pedro, Prince of Aragon, with his retinue. Talking about the battle, the messenger mentions distinguished on the battlefield the young noble Florentine Claudio. […]...
38. Composition “Characteristics of a literary hero” Characteristics of heroes can be of two types: individual and comparative. If you need to compile an individual characterization of the hero. begin with a description of the historical era, which is discussed in the work. This is important, because it allows you to explain many of the hero’s actions. Tell us about the social […]...
39. A lot of noise from nothing William Shakespeare William Shakespeare Much Ado About Nothing The action takes place in the city of Messina in Sicily. The messenger informs the Governor Leonato about the arrival in the city after the victorious end of the war of Don Pedro, Prince of Aragon, with his retinue. Talking about the battle, the messenger mentions distinguished on the […]...
40. What is pride in composition It’s not a secret for anyone that each person is unique in his own way. But one thing unites all people: we all have our own opinion, a unique character and a set of qualities that shape our personality from an early age. In man, both the dark and the bright sides of his personality […]...