All plays are rooted in time, culture and reflect those traditions or beliefs.
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social |
The social context of a play is the way people lived and what they believed when the play was written and set.
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historical |
The historical context of a play is what was happening in the world when the play was written or set.
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cultural |
The cultural context of a play is what was happening in the arts or popular culture at the time it was written or set.
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theatrical |
The theatrical context of a play is the theatrical conventions that were popular at the time it was written or set.
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