If an actor is directed to go “stage left,” would he move to his left or to the audience’s left?

his left

the audience’s left

True or false: Night performances were common in the Globe Theater.

true

false

In Act V of Romeo and Juliet, what does Romeo buy from the apothecary?

a cordial

a poison

medicin

Here are the answers in each number:

1. The answer is his left, since stage directions are based from the actor's view
2. The answer is false, since the use of night lighting by use of fire was not yet in use due to the fear of burning the Globe Theater down.
3. Romeo buys poison from the apothecary.

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aliasger2709 aliasger2709 · Answer 2 · 2022-01-04T07:29:47-05:00

The plays and dramas are directed for stage performances by actors and recite their scripted dialogues to entertain audiences.

The correct options are 1. his left, 2. False, 3. A poison.

The options are explained as:

1. If an actor is directed to move towards the left then he would move towards his left. He will not shift according to the audience point of view as the character and their positions are determined based on actors and not the audience.

The directions are set according to actors and hence he will move towards his left.

2. The night performances were not common in the Globe Theater as it was dangerous to use night lamps and fires as they can cause fire and it would be risky if theatre got consumed in flames.

3. Romeo buys poison from the apothecary. The apothecary was a drug seller and was a poor man, Romeo offered him large money and he agreed with him to sell poison.

Therefore the correct options are 1. his left, 2. False, 3. A poison.

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