Thanks to the reconstruction of the iconic Globe theatre ... public playhouses were a common sight in England’s towns and cities throughout the Elizabethan period. Yet, according to Dr Tara ...

Child-catchers stalked the streets of Elizabethan England seeking out boys they could ... boys apparently kidnapped and forced into the theatre, they were also made to perform overtly sexual ...

However, new research from the University of Warwick reveals that the language of public name-calling, or 'street theatre', in early modern England was full of foul sexual insults that are far ...

London’s Globe Theatre, first built in 1599, served as the Elizabethan era’s artistic ... Animal Baiting in Early Modern England. Relying on historical archives, stable isotopic analysis ...

Helen Mirren may have won an Oscar earlier this year for her portrayal of England’s current ... sits on the site of the original Elizabethan-era Globe Theater, which burned down in 1613.

This student creation entitled "Elizabethan Theatre" narrates the basic historical and social elements of the Elizabethan era, regarding the development of the theater of the same name in England.

England being England, the phrase cemented the conviction of those who passed through the theater’s doors that ... thriller with the marbled fatness of Elizabethan prose. Combining those two ...

Architecture and the theatre developed too ... Starvation was a very real fear for the ordinary people of Elizabethan England. In Elizabethan society, there was not much sympathy for the poor.