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WilliamShakespeare

1564-1616“Alltheworld'sastage,/Andallthemenandwomenmerelyplayers.”——AsYouLikeItBelinda

QueenElizabethWhatdoyouthinkshewaslike?

ElizabethanFashion"Whichonedoyoulikebest?"

TheGlobeTheaterTheGlobeTheatrewasinLondonassociatedwithWilliamShakespeare.builtin1599byShakespeare'splayingcompany,theLordChamberlain'sMen,Destroyedbyfireon29June1613.AsecondGlobeTheatrewasbuiltonthesamesitebyJune1614andclosedin1642

(bypuritains).

TheGlobeTheater

Sixshareholdersownit,Shakespeareisoneofthem.

Reasonsforthedestroy:duringaperformanceofHenrytheEighth.Atheatricalcannon,setoffduringtheperformance,ignitingthewoodenbeamsandthatching.

TheGlobeTheater1599

TheNewGlobeTheater1999TheGlobeTheaternowadaysTherestcomediesinhisfirstperiodWhichplayshaveyouheardof?

ComediesTheMerryWivesofWindsor《溫莎的風流娘兒們》（1598）(indetails)MuchAdoAboutNothing《無事生非》（1578）(indetails)AMidsummerNight'sDream《仲夏夜之夢》（1590-1596）TwelfthNight《第十二夜》（1600）TheMerchantofVenice《威尼斯商人》（1596）(高雋willtalkaboutit)AsYouLikeIt《皆大歡喜》（1599）TheMerryWivesofWindsorplace:windsor(英格蘭中南部自治區(qū)municipality)maincharacters:sirJohnfalstaffFord&misstressfordPage&misstressPageAnne&threemenPistol,Nym,(FollowersofFalstaff)

MisstressPageandsirJohnfalstaff(1999)Threescenes1.MisstressFord,Page&Falstatt3.Ford&Falstatt(threethicks)

2.Anne(Page'daughter)&Fenton

Dr.CaiusMasterSlenderFirstsceneFalstaff

MistressFord,MisstressPage

sirFord(jealous)PistolandNym

sirPage(doesn'tcare)(servants)

SecondsceneAnne(Page'sdaughter)Fenton(poor)(boastful)(shy)Dr.CaiusMasterSlender(MisstressPage)

(Page)Thirdscene(threetricks)hideinalaundrybasket,dumpedintotheriver(hurt,butresilientegomakeshimtothinkthewivesarejust"playinghardtoget"withhim)disguisehimselfasMistressFord'smaid(Falstafflamentshisbadluck)inWindsorForesthedressedasHernetheHunterwhohasantlers(鹿角)uponhishead(humiliatedinfrontofthewholetown)EndingAlthoughheisembarrassed,Falstafftakesthejokesurprisinglywell,asheseesitwaswhathedeserved.AnnemarriedFenton,theparentsacceptthemarriageandcongratulatetheyoungpair.PageeveninvitesFalstafftocomewiththem:"letuseveryonegohome,andlaughthissporto'erbyacountryfire;SirJohnandall".themesloveandmarriagejealousyandrevengesocialclassandwealth:lowerclass&uppercla