Elizabethan Comedy

Do you like fun things? Queen Elizabeth's comedy is a place worth seeing. A drama full of puffs and jokes is like Much Ado's Nothing makes you laugh. Their comedy is very interesting, but the time is very serious. Even this does not prevent people of this age from laughing occasionally. Elizabethan theater, especially "Do not do" affects the drama of the future generation, so I still remember it today. This time she was ruled by Queen Elizabeth "I love drama" (Benson 169).

About 1589, Robert Green adapted this stage story to the honorary history of Frier Bacon and Frier Bongay, one of the most successful comedies of the Elizabethan era. Until the 1640s, Thomas Brown was still complaining, "All ears are filled with the story of Freebeggen to silence the words, the time is like this." Green's Bacon made a brass tube head that could say "a strange and rude motto" over seven years and could not conquer him because Britain could be surrounded with brass.

In his second period, Shakespeare completed the historical drama and the romantic comedy of the Elizabethan era. Especially in the history and comedy of this era, Shakespeare showed his genius of knitting various dramatic countries into a unified plot rather than writing a series of loosely connected episodes. Throughout the second phase, Shakespeare steadily moved toward an unparalleled gift of recognition. And he showed the big tragedy he made in the early 1600s. The main source of Shakespeare's plays is long and dark poetry in Arthur Brook's Romanas and Juliet's historical history (1562). This poem is a prose version of the French version by Pierre Boiastuau (1559) which used Italian version of Bandello in 1554. Derived. )

In comedy, Shakespeare deviated further from the classic model. Menaechmi's "wrong comedy" follows a new comedy model. Other Elizabeth comedy from Shakespeare are more romantic. Like Lyly, he often uses romantic plots (secondary features of Latino 's new comedy) as the main plot elements; even this romantic plot sometimes involves humorous dialogue, deception and absurd attention It will not be. Horace believes that "ceremonial reform" of comedy's main function has overcome the exclusion of Marlborio