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Elizabethan Theatre Conventions Soliloquy: Hamlet’s “To be or not to be…” is literature’s most famous soliloquy. This popular Elizabethan convention is a literary or dramatic technique in which a s…
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Much Ado About Nothing by William Shakespeare, directed by Jeremy Herrin .With Charles Edwards as Benedick,Eve Best as Beatrice. Opens at Shakespeare's Globe Theatre 26/5/11 CREDIT Geraint Lewis
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Photo about William Shakespeare in period clothing holding feather pen looking at viewer. Image of playwright, literary, costume - 2678402
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Henri ll King of France and husband of Catherine de Medici, created by Isabelle de Borchgrave in 2007; press photo Brda´s Museum
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Because if I remember correctly, one faerie court was traditional Shakespeare while the other was Art Nouveau >.>
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Shakespeare in Love (1998) - Colin Firth & Gwyneth Paltrow
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'Witty and wry' David Tennant lords it on stage in doublet and hose in his second Shakespearean turn
Only a rare man could wear these ridiculous pants and still look fetching. But David Tennant is just such a chap.
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A modern interpretation of a Shakespearean costume with themes of time and space in the background of a story.
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Shakespearean Costume | by Trikucian
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Explore shadowstorm's 2041 photos on Flickr!
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This was a surprisingly difficult challenge considering the fact that I love yellow! Originally, I did have a yellow UFO that I was saving for this challenge but I decided it was a wadder. I had so many Elizabethan projects to do before the end of the faire that I didn't think I'd have any time to do anything. But then the weekend before faire, I decided that I needed a new petticoat since I turned my last one into a bodied petticoat. So I scurried off to Jo-Anns for some linen. Originally…
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Costumes during this time period were often bright in color, visually entrancing, and expensive. Due to the fast-paced nature of the plays and their runs, there was sometimes not even enough time to create period specific costumes for the actors. As a result, the actors wore contemporary and not period specific clothing for the plays. Occasionally costumes were donated to actors by patrons, but more often than not, actors wore the clothes of their day.
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