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The Italian Renaissance gave birth to many innovations in theater architecture and scene design, including the proscenium arch stage, painted-flat wings and shutters, and Torelli's mechanized pole-and-chariot system. This prompted interest in rewriting Roman plays into Italian as well as the writing of new plays.The English Renaissance during the late 15th and early 16th centuries was a time of great change in society and theater. Unlike early theater, which was restricted to the wealthy nobility, during the renaissance in England theaters became public venues. All social classes could come together and enjoy performances.
The Italian Renaissance gave birth to many innovations in theater architecture and scene design, including the proscenium arch stage, painted-flat wings and shutters, and Torelli's mechanized pole-and-chariot system. This prompted interest in rewriting Roman plays into Italian as well as the writing of new plays.The English Renaissance during the late 15th and early 16th centuries was a time of great change in society and theater. Unlike early theater, which was restricted to the wealthy nobility, during the renaissance in England theaters became public venues. All social classes could come together and enjoy performances.William Shakespeare (1564-1616) – He was the greatest Renaissance Playwright ever. He wrote Apprentice Plays, Romantic Comedies, History Plays, Tragedies, Problem Plays or Bitter Comedies, Political Plays, and Romances. He wrote at least 31 plays or more.
